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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
FOLLY TO DENY
PEOPLE NEWS
SAYS BELLAMY
Warns OF Public Wrdth II
War Fucts Are Concealed
By Arbitrary Censorship

Cleveland, O. ULNS).-Public wrath
the press if, after the war, it is re-
vealed that censorship has deliberately
miSnformed the nation or kept if in
ignorance of the fundamental inward
ness of the situation, Paul Bellamy,
nationally known editor of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, declared. He gave
the annual Don II. Mellett lecture at
Ohio State University.
Rellamy reviewed some factors which
he asserted made up Il picture dis
turbing to all true lovers of q free
press and added
"My quarrel with much of the cen
SOrship idea, entertained by both the
Army and Navy and to Il certain extent
by other departments of government
is that many of these officials do not
people are an adult race, that they are
free, white and 81, as the phrase goes.
that they know the facts of life. they
know about birth and about death, that
they know about cOwardice and about
bravery, and they know about good
and about wrong.
Sees Much Freedom Lost
1T is folly of the worst kind to try
to keep bad news away from them and
it is equal folly to keep good news
from them"
The factors which Bellamy contend
ed added up to disturbing picture
were the trend toward centralized
government, the acceptance in some
quarters of the idea that the press
should be the handmaiden of the State,
the natural wartime restrictions of
military censorship and the growing
acceptance of the propaganda idea by
agencies of the Government
I'VE have lost much of our indi-
vidual freedom Of action he added.
I'VE have surrendered many Of our
supposedly inalienable rights as cit-
Zens. TO deny that the government at
Washington contains many officials, |
will not call them bureaucratS, who be-
lieve that the press properly should be
''V ii'H'iiidiu'hi VI 'iiS c'd'V - w pe
tray Il naive ignorance of what is 60
ing on
Praises Byron Price
The impact of the present war, he
said, brought upon the press a censor
ship voluntary only to the degree that
the press knows full we'll that if it
does not abide by the rules of the game
as defined by the government the press
will be visited with compulsory and
repreSSive kind of censorship far more
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
tuberculosis In
Wartime
BY IAGO GALDSTON. Nj. ID.

In time of war-beware- of tubercu-
loSis. Beware of tuberculosis ut all
times. particularly 50 in wartime. Fol
war and tuberculosis go together. And
if we are to profit by past experiences
then we must redouble our guard.
In the last World War tuberculosis
gained headway among all the peoples
involved. The death rate, which up tC
1914 had been steadily declining, began
to rise shortly after hostilitieS broke
out and continued to do so rs the wal
years added up.
In this war it is not unlikely that
tuberculosis will again make headway
Up to the present the tuberculosis
record in the United States is in the
main reassuring. Bur in England the
early war years showed an increase
of 10 per cent in deaths from tubercn-
loSiS The figures for most of the other
warning nations are either unavailable
or unreliable.
But even in our own country, de.
spite Il continuous decline i'm the gen
eral death rate from tuberculosis, there
are some disturbing figures for the
younger age groups. During the past
year (1942) there was Il noteworthy
rise in tuberculosis deaths among
young white men Il to "A years of age,
and among young girls 10 to II years
of age These figures are a challenge
which we must meet promptly and
effectively.
One of the most important weapons
in the war against tuberculosis is the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
McNutt Seeks Plun
On Postwar Jobs
Says Gradual Demobilizd'
ton Will Be Necessary
To Avert Chaos

Planned and orderly disqualification
of service men after the war, together
with teamwork of private enterprise
and government must be the founda-
tiOn Of II program for post war re-em-
ployment If chaos is to be ayerted, Paul
Y. McNutt. Federal Security Admins
traitor and chairman of the War Man
power Commission, declared last week.
Speaking at Il luncheon of the New
York Advertising Post Of the Adver-
tiSing club of New York, Mr.. McNutt
warned against the REPETITION of what
he termed the planleSsnesS of l9l32u
in providing jobs. This time We hay"
solution" he declared.
Emphasizing the magnitude of the
unemployment problem that will con
front the country, Mr.. McNuit pointed
out that the war may we'll create ns
many as 14,OOOOOO Veterans, or three
and II half times as many as were in
uniform In the last war, and that jobs
also would have to be found for some
2OOOO,OOO workers now employed in
war plants
'To attempt any wholesale demobil
iZatiOn such aS occurred after the last
war Is to invite chaos" he warned
Some sort of planned and orderly de.
mobilization must be- worked out I,
cushion the shocks. If not, We will have
chaos the like of which we haven't
seen before"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

"The four great powers pledge nnlteu
action not only for the winning of the
war but for the winning of the peace.
They recognize the sovereign equality
of all peace-loving states and they eN-
press determination 10 organize these
nations into an international organiza-
tion for the maintenance of world
peace.
Decisions Held EpOchal
These decisions are epochal in
scope. They will inspire confidence
among the people of the occupied coun-
tries whose longing To be freed from
the Nazi yoke is matched only by their
desire for democratic Self-determina-
ton and political independence when
the war ends This is guaranteed in the
Moscow pact.
The declaration i'm favor of inter
national action To Secur" and to mann
tain lasting peace meets and satisfies
the universal demand of all the people
of the world. Here is Il promise to
civilization which humanity has been
waiting to see fulfilled since the begin
ming of time The moment for this full
fiilment is now almost at hand. Never
before were conditions and circum-
stances SO propitious.
"Fortitied by complete unity of
spirit and purpose, the United Nations
can now march forward hand in hand
To finish the job of destroying Nazism
and FaScism in the shortest possible
time We must and shall do this within
the coming year"
Two Crushing Blows
Green declared that recapture of the
Crimea by the Russians and signing Of
the Moscow pact constituted two
crushing, devastating blows" to tn"
NaZi cause from which lit can never
recover"
Once and for all, he said, the
Crimean campaign punctured for all
time the myth of NaZi invincibility.
The Moscow agreement, he cOntended,
has ended "mysterious efforts" to di-
vide the United Nations and to create
suspicion and ill-feeling between Amer
lea and Soviet Russia.
l.. $. Labor Not Deceived
American labor, Green added, was
not deceived by the propaganda of
division, recognizing it as IN enemy
scheme To cause dSsension among the
United Nations and diSorganiZe their
plans for coordnatcd Knockout blows
against Nazi Germany.
Green voiced labor'S admiration of
the fight of the Russian people against
NaZi aggression and declared that the
American Federation of Labor SUP
Russia i'm the present emergency and
also in the postwar period.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
Moscow Pact Silences For
All Time Propaganda To
Divide United Nations


New York City QLNS).-The Moscow agreement Of the
United States Britain Russia and China has blasted to bits
propaganda the United Nations and enced for
President William Green of the American Federation Of
Labor declared here.
"n my opinion, that agreement will just important
winning of this major military victory, Green
said speaking big Madison Square Garden meeting under the
National Council of AmercanSovet Friendship
s terms and unmistakabe the AFL head continued
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
Settlement Reached
(Continusd From Page One)

TCOnflHHfd FFOM PG4f OHfJ
their fine work, as we'll as the man
agement Of the Royal China Co. for
their fairness and cooperation.
While in the complimenting mood,
wish TO congratulate the o. c. from
10S on his very fine article in recent
issue of the Herald. 1t has always been
my desire to be able to write articles
such as that, but until such times as
can absorb more knowledge Of the
me, the trade will have to put up with
my ramblings-O.C. SO.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
ENTIRE SAVINGS FOR BONDS

veteran of World War |, dumped a
flour sack before the cashiers cage of
Il local bank and said he wanted Il war
bond. He got two $500 bonds, bought
with the savings which he had accumll-
The money was all in So Bills.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

No important questions settle them
selves; when we dodge them, the un-
settled problems only become potential
entry points for new infections.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
Home Education
"The Chilfs First School is the
Family"-FrOebel

Issued by the National Kinder
garten Association, 8 West 10th
Street, New York City. These arti-
cles are appearing weekly In our
columns,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
DRIVE ON TO INCREASE
FARM WOOD HARVEST

Washington. d. c. ILNS). - Har-
wood products from the i3o,WW,O"
acres of productive woodland c1 farms
can be sharply increased without dan
ger to the future supply, says the l.
s. Department of Agriculture.
AS a part of the program for greater
timber production - i'm which depart
ment and state agencies are cooperat-
ing-the Soil Conservation Service is
launching an intensive drive to increaS"
he harvest of wood from farms in
nearly 1000 soil conservation districts
throughout the country. Many of these
farmers have marketable trees that
should he cut this winter
IF farmers would only consider
farm woodlands and farm forests as
crOpland, and carefully cut selected
trees every year-the ones that are
ripe for harvest-they would be sur
priSed by the amount >of their returns
and they would certainly aid the war
effort" II. Fl. Bennett, chief of the
Sos said.
dangerous to the free press than the
present system.
II want to pay tribute here to the
heroic efforts of Byron Price, director
of the Office of Censorship, to retain
for the press its fundamental freedom.
but Mr.. Prices powers have been made
SubServient to the demands of the
Army and Navy.
But generals and admiralS are cHly
human beings after all, and when yo'l
place in their hands the power to say
what shall he printed and what shall
not. about military preparations and
operations, and when it shall be print
ed, you tempt them far beyond their
power to resist"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

trade represented When these com
mttccH are formed each representative
of his or her trade should contact
everyone in their respective depart
m"ntS and find ont if every employee
Is member of the n. Il. of o. L. IL
there are still some who refuse to come
into the organization, call a meeting
of the committee and they will be III
Structed from Headquarters what ac-
tion To take.
ilVeS from each shop assembled and
committees were formed. instructions
and membership blanks were given
each member and plans outlined foi
the opening of the drive Thursday
morning.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18
Potters At Minervd
(Confinued From PAGE One)

The amount contributed was better
than $500 $500 more than the com
bined goal which was So GOO for Ma
tional War Fund and $3.50 for local
character building organizations. The
'r"nin China employees contributed
Sl,Glo. President Tim" Desmond was
chairman of the drive here
Don't forget our next meeting is on
Friday, November. 2G.-O.C. 20.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

The annual conference of the Inter
national Labor Press of America, hei,
Oct. I, during AFL meeting in Statlel
Hotel, was the liveliest in its history
create regional conferences such rs th,
Eastern Labor Press Ruth Taylor, la
bor press coumnist, well known to
labOriteS, was elected one of the vice
presidents of the ILP, the first woman
to have that honor
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

One of the serious moments of the
big show was when Frank Duffy, 81
year-Old representative of the tarpen-
terS, took time out to euiogize Mahon
for his lifelong devotion to the cause
of labor Listening with interest from
able secretary emeritus of the Fedora
tion. Frank Morrison. who is senior to
both Duffy and Mahon.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-11-18

1t was reported at Boston that
members of the international Typo
graphical Union would vote in No
vember to return to the AFL. now
that the stampede has started. Oh
servers Opined that Sidney HiiIman
and Amalgamated Clothing Workers,
would have come into the AFL by
now, if il wasn't for the Roosevelt
fOIrth-term campaign. Iiillman is
now busy mending fences for 1914.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Peyrouton jmenovan guverne-
rem Alziru.

Marocky rozhlas oznamil, re
Marcel Peyrouton, byvaly fran
couzsky velvyslanec v Argent
ne, byl jmenovan guvernerem
Alzlrska.
We zprave z hlavniho stanu
spojencG v severnf Africe Sc
pravf, re Peyrouton navstivil
lieut.. generala Eisenhower, a.
by mu pfedlozil sve nazory a
osvetlil sve stanovisko. Ackoli
nektefl spojenci nemaj1 radi pc
liticky rekord PeyroutonGv, vsi-
chni shoduj1 Sc v tom, re je
schopnym administrator.
Peyrouton byl kdysi mini
strem vnitra vlady We Vichy a
v teto funkci naT1dil zatcen1
Pierra Lavala pc jeho propus-
tent z vlady marsalkem Petal
mem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Britske torpedoborce potopily
"a til dny IA nepratelskych
lodi

Britske lodstvo dokazalo
svou prevahu ma Stfedozem-
MIN mort, kdyz We tfech dnech
sedm torpedoborc1 palbou z
del potopilo Is nepfatelskych
lodi. Jedna byla potopena brit
skou ponorkou a tTi dals1 byly
znacne poskozeny. Mocnosti
osy utrpely tyto ztraty hlavne
morske dzine, ktera deli jiz-
nj Sicilii cd severoafrickeho po-
brezf. Je to nejkratsf costa, pc
kter6 mohou byt z Italie dova-
zeny posily a zasoby nemecko-
italskym sbor1m v Tunisu a
rozbitemu africkemu sboru
marsala Erwina Rommela.
Mezi potopenymi nepfatel-
skymi lodemi je 10 zasobova-
cich parn1k1 rGznych velikostl
a jedna motorova salupa, jez
klesly ma morske dino pri tunis-
KEN pobTezi. Jizne cd .ostro-
va Sardinie byla potopena
5000 tunova LODI Sc zasobami
A blfzko maleho ostr1vku
Lampedusa byla potopena men
81 LODI s nakladem gasolinu. Pc
norka poslala ma mofske dnc
torpedem velky parn1k zapad-
ne cd pobrezi Sicilie a prona-
sledovala palbou z del diva men
81 parnfky. Oba byly zasaze-
ny, ale media Sc dobfe odhado-
vat, jaka skoda ma Mich byls
z%pGsobena.
Britska admiralita oznamils
jmena torpedoborc1, ktere Sc
tax vyznamenaly. Jsou to "Pa'
kenham", "Nubian", "Skelvin'
Lightning, "Javelin'', "Lo.
val" a recky Queen Olga"
Zadny z Mich netrpel skody
|jejich posadky nemajl ztrat
Cd zacatku tohoto roku bylt
ma Stredozemnfm mort potope
no jiz "a nepratelskych lodi {
dalsfch 8 bylo poskozeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Rec kongresnika Cellera o Hab-
sburcich We zvlastnim vydani.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Znamenita rec kongresn1ka
Emanuela Cellera z New Yor-
ku o Habsburc1ch, ktera byla
otistena kongresn1m rekordu
re dine 7. prosince, vysla prave
nakladem Csl. narodn1 rady We
zvlastn1m otisku. Tento doku-
ment, velmi ddlezity v potfrani
habsburske propagandy lie OBJ
drzet ma pozadan1 cd Csl. naro-
dn1 rady, 4O49 w. 26th ST.,
Chicago; I'll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
DeGaulle jedna " Alziru
S Giraudem.

Znamy francouzsky zurnalis-
ia Pertinax tvrd1 v "Timesu",
re zastupci bojujfcfch Francou-
III generalove DeGaulle VICE
RE a Catroux jsou nynf v sever
nj Africe a jednaj1 S generalem
Giraudem. Pertinax tvrdi, re
bude-li uzavren kompromis, bu
de ash dojednano, re general
Catroux, ktery je nyni de gaul-
llstlckym guvernerem Syrie bu-
de postaven v cello civilni spra-
Wy sew. Afriky zat1m CO Giraud
Sc stane vrchn1m velitelem
vsech francouzskych brannych
sill, j deGaullistickych. Jine re-
SEMI pry ponecha vsechno v do
savadnlm stavu, ale Dude wy
tvorena koordinacn1 komise v
cele S Catrouxem, ktera Dude
s~ystematicky pracovat Ike sbli-
zenl obou tabord.
Pertinax vsak dodava, re Sc
DeGaulle nemGze zr1ci zaklad-
nlho pozadavku a to odstraneni
vsech vedouclch vichyovc1 z
Afrlky. DeGaulle, tvrdi Per
tinax, stoj1 nyn1 cele rozs1fe-
ne lidove fronty, ktera zahrnu-
je celou Francii cd pravicak1
az pc komunisty. A vsichni tt
to Francouzove kategoricky Cd
m1taj1 sploupraci S lidmi kom-
promitovanymi jednanfm S ma
cisty. DeGaulle krone toho
zada, ably Francie mela sve slo-
vo v rade Spojenych narodG a
re tudiz must byt vytvorena ne
jaka prozat1mn1 autorita, KITE
rou by ostatn1 vlady Spojenych
narodG povazovaly "a rovnou.
Prohlaseni DeGaullistIE We
Washington.
Predseda de Gaullisticke de-
legace v Americe Adrien Tiki
er vydal prohlasenf, v nemz po-
p1ra, re francouzsky narodnf
vybor, nebo DeGaulle zadaj1,
ably byli uznani "a francouz-
skou vladu. Narodni vybor nj
kdy nezadal spojence ably byl
uznan "a legaln1 vladu Fran
Gle. Ma druhe strane Francou-
zove nejsou zoldneri a bojuji
nejen "a vyhnan1 Nemc1 z
Francie, nybrz Ia vzkf1seni
francouzske demokracie. Fran
couzi jake Americana a Angli-
cane veTf v Atlantickou chartu.
Prave z toho dGvodu nemohou
Sc spojovat S Vichyovci, ktefi
jsou stejnymi fasisty, jake Hit
Ter.
DeGaullisti rovnez nezadaj1.
ably byli odstraneny tis1ce tired
Mkt a d1stojnfk1 v Africe. Cd
mftajf vsak spolupracovati
nekolika vedouc1mi vichyovci V
Africe a jsou presvedceni, ze
|jakmile tito budou odstraneni
celia sew. Afrika Sc snadno "a
pojf do valecneho dsili demo
kracie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Proti rejdGm nacistickych
kartografI.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Clanek O nacistickych rel
dech v mapovych oddelen1ch
velkych nakladatelstv1 a den
mich listd a revui americkych,
|jenz byl uverejnen {. 1877 bu-
letinu Csl. narodn1 rady "News
Flashes from Czechoslovakia"
nasel jiz ohlas v tisku. K ces-
koslovenskemu projevu Sc pfl-
pojila Americka polska narod-
nj rada statu Illinois a dennik
Chicago DAILY News" pfinesl
IL. ledna O p~rotestu prot ma
cistickym kartograf1m tento
clanek:
"Ceskoslovenska narodn1 ra-
da v Americe a Americka pol
ska narodnl rada poukazaly
prave ma rejdy nemecke propa-
pandy, ktera pouzfva zkresle-
nych map, ma nichz 1zem1 oku-
povanych zemf je o%znaceno "a
nemecke, ably pTipravovala pG-
du pro povalecne naroky nacis-
IT,"
"Ceskoslovenska narodnl ra-
da varuje: Nemect1 propagan-
diste, kterf Sc vydavaj1 "a Cd
borne kreslfre map, zapocali v
teto zemi propasovavat do rGz-
nych publikaci mapy, ma nichz
90 Ceskoslovensku nen1 ami sto-
py.
"Josef Martinez, vykonny
tajemnfk Rady, tvrdl, re nen1
pochyb, re n~acistict1 AGENT ma
sli 81 cestu mezi kartografy vel
kych nakladatelstv1, ktera do
davajf americkym novinam ma
povy material.
"Tento plan" = dodal -
"je nepochybne jednou re snah
o psychologickou m1rovou pf1-
pravu k oklamanf Americana a
ostatnich nepratel nacismu, a.
by upadli v m1rovou past, ma
strazenou ma Spojence."
Valentine M. Spunar, vykon-
ny tajemnlk Americke polske
rady narodn1 v Illinois, pronesl
vystrahu pred mapami, ma
nichz Polsko, Rakousko a Ces-
koslovensko a jine okupovane
zeme jsou vdbec vynechavany,
a pravil, re 'rdzne nase spolky
a c1rkevnf osady slozene z A
merchant polskeho pGvodu sc
vynasnazujf O odhalen1 teto ma
cisticke propagandy."
Americka polska narodn1 ra-
da statu Illinois je organisaci
sdruzujfci RUNE skupiny po-
krokovych Polakd. Jej1 soucin-
most S Ceskoslovenskuo narodni
radon v tonic pffpade je ukaz-
kou dobre a prakticke spolupra
ce ceskoslovensko-polske, slou-
z1cf stejne obema narodGm.
Nemeckou propogandou pro-
strednictvim valecnych map "a
byva Sc nyni i United Nations
Information Board New Yor-
ku, slozeny re zastupc1 vsech
Spojenych narod6 a ucin1 prot
nj dalsf pf1padne kroky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29

Bern (UNA):
Zde je jedna z Nemecka, KITE
rou Pierre Laval nepov1: We
Wiesbadenu byl pokutovan so
markham nemecky sedlak "a to
re obedval u stejneho stolu S
francouzskym valecnym zajat-
Gem. Soudce odeprel prijmouti
sedlakovu vymluvu, re zvlast-
nj still urceny pro zajatce byl
We spravce.
Nemecky fisk, ktery prinesl
tuto zpravu dodal, re sedlak
byl udan pozornym sousedem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Tyfus Sc Siri " Italii.

Berner Tagblatt oznamil, re
tyfova epidemic vypukla v Sc
vernl Italii. Cestujici, ktef1 pfi-
j1zdej1 z Italie do Svycarska,
jsou peclive prohl1zeni a musi
Sc podrobiti protityfovym in
jekcim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Cesi " Africe internovani jsou
w vSichni ma svobode.

Jan Masaryk, ministr zahra-
'nicnfch vecf ceskoslovenske
vlady v exilu podal csl. statni
|rad9 zpravu, re vsichni Cesi,
ktere 1Tady francouzske vlady
We Vichy poslaly do koncentrac
mich tabor1 V severni Africe,
byli liz osvobozeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Dalsi nsmecky vladce
odpraven.
Londyn (ONA):

LOHUyH (ONAJ.
Wilhelm Haas, SET nemecke
vojenske administrativy v Bel
gil a Holandsku byl die hlasenf
zdejslch belgickych kruhd pc
zasluze odmenen "a sve ciny ma
belgickem a francouzskem O.
byvatelstvu. Byl totiz belgic-
kymi vlastenci v Bruselu odpra
ven atentatem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-29
Bulharske vojsko ma evropskem
zapade?
Washington (ONA):

DIE relace alzfrskeho rozhla-
SUI bylo do Polska, Belgie "a
Francie poslano bulharske VOL
sko ktere ma nahraditi nemec-
Ike jednotky chvatne odvolava-
ne ma vychodn1 frontu.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

channel would be used to preserve
Americanism to the 48 States"
The committees proposal was en-
bodied in a resolution which must
be approved by the Legion's Execu-
tive Committee before going before
the organizations next national con-
vention.
The program would be financed
by an endowment fund, which would
be the largest single project Of its
kind in Legion history. The organi-
zation's largest endowment project
and also its first, was in 1925 when
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Group Plans
Americanism Drive
Committee Approves
$4,000, 900 Program

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 6.-An ex-
tensive program to spread "funda-
mentals of the American way OF
life" after the war was drafted yes
terday by the National Americanism
Committee of the American Legion.
James O'Neill of Manchester, N. H.,
chairman of the committee, estimat-
ed the program would cost 2O,OOO,-
900 year.
Precise plans for its operation are
mot now clearly Defined" Mr..
O'Neill said, but every available
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on-the job accidents. 1t is a matter
of record, he said, that many plants
reduced their accident frequency
and severity rates so per cent and
more"
Already more than 100 major ma
tional organizations are actively CO.
operating in Nationwide safety
campaign, he reported. The Ma
tional Safety Council, active in
many fields of safety prevention, is
heading the campaign.
But while a new era in accident
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S., ,000, 900 was contributed for a child
welfare program, which is still in
operation.
Mr.. ONeill disclosed his commit
tees favorable action on the resolu-
ton at national Legion headquar-
tiers, where 40 Legion committees
and commissions are considering
war problems this week.
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Cougar Shot Down
In Center of Town

BY the Associated Press.
MALOTT, Wash.-Several of Ma
lofts 400 residents looked from their
windows and gasped.
A large cougar was padding
through their yards.
Chris Jorgenson's rifle shot
brought him down in the center of
the town.