Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-20

. increased population and industrial
development. Uu. they are the direct
.!IG unnecessary results OF tnv '1'-
.D;.nH @! tn" supreme lIWS OF JUS
I've. involved ~ giving L. some men
ne exclusive rights a. those things
'..i "#r Constitution guarantees HAT
.- Zen a.i-H; have an equal rhanC"
1T. md '"at Is 'u snare and :" par
. '.g.?.'C .u 'N.S great Democratic form
. H. government of uU'S.
Ladies' md gCutir'ru. believe
. that ynu Vii. HGrrc Wi'h nc when |
~.y that Wr need Il change. for unless
. W,. constantly ,cC!, and :IuG urW and
better WAYS 10 do III" job. We shall
eventually i.;.d ourselves listed
amuug the vanished upon the great
. highways of lite.
/ Because all through the complex
/ 'ty g.: iny American scene inr the last
500 vruE~ wc HdNc uid one moving.
! dominant force. and that IS what has
Hn- ld"a oar lives t. Nna: the! are
'.,ay. with ;ac abiding iaIth and
. ..u,.r'r.u 'hti The human .gniy
. flo. H man. 1t woman and ihd' 90, -
It'." r'I.G. comes iIr>'. and mot last.
. as some see. 20 think. and that the
. .rr,InU. nd integrity -: the lndI-
: .Ia.aI Is = .av greater IwpnrtauC"
'g1u 'rc power and the glory %! a
state, And that uu sIuGl" ma" uy
. group ID. mon has Inc moral right Ia
I hold ..iiCc indefinitely. and 10 as
Sumo G,rla'orial power ovC" the lives
/ %. ul. people IN iTcC America. the
. ld"d 90! opportunity. We have seen
dlr;a'nrs and d. ur, need them Our
boys a." lighting them with bullets,
~ f..ruc and Asia. and we Will fight
,urn nu the honc front with ballots
Ladies AID gentlemen. Robert G..
iUucrSuiI. %" outstanding orator in
MS day. once said ~ OF his most fiery
.IE"gicS 81 ,.atury. when IL" spoke
.; his ComyJGCS-lu-JrmS the Union
soldiers.
II" said tuI' they were al rest III
the land that they loved. and no more
..ry,,llc sounded for them this side
foo. Jordan And Abraham Lincoln. in
ms second inaugural address OF
March :. 1865. etched the other side
Of the shield when ne called upon tho
nation TO care for those who bore tho
battle. for their widows and for then
orphans
My friends. there is not one single
doubt in my mind but what the tired
President was thinking OF the great
city Of the dead across the Potomac
which snort while back had come
into being on Arlington Heights. the
Arlington that sc know today as the
last resting place for the first great
world war unknown nero And there
in that tomb. known but 20 God, en-
ito,ubcd i'm marble deep. within won.
dcrlul land. 4 soldier BOY is asleep
borne in tender arms from land.
across 'hC deep. and given an honor.
CG couch in that last long sleep, ant
IungclS sent ny God. as IN that othe
day. await but The command 10 rul
the stone away.
Ny friends. as | have spoken t.
you about my c0mradcs-in-armS q
other day. who sleep beneath IN
poppy fields of Flanders. awaiting
the imal reward for the Suprcm
sacrifice tina; ;hCY made that Amer
lCa and the American way of lI'
might continue to live. let us pra
that their sacrifice shall moi hav
D"Cn made in vain.
My friends. as have spoken {:
YOU about those heroic heroes, as
have spoken tO you about oar TIN
known hero in Arlington. last. Dut II
me ans least | shall attempt to ap"a
T. YOU in behalf Or the gold sta
mothers Of those heroes of other day,
Nlhough feel how weak and fccbl
any words OF mine could bc Ia Cx
press tO you her grief and sorro'
from loss that was So ovcrwhclr'
ing. but know that IL was then III;
her world grew dark. and the Ian.
light of her life grew dim. Don
forget that God counts the tca"Gror
Of - brOkcn-heartcd mother. New,
shall ! forget tho day that saw
gold star mother pray. With trcn
bling lips and sad eyes. she lite
her face towards the skies. h,
thoughts we're on her soldier son WI
died. but yet the battle won. And ;
the anguish came from over ther
she silently made her PRAYER. Lii