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dog At 562l.
FOUND-Diamond wedding band. near
llene and Seven Mile I'd. UN 2-923i
HEAVY safe inter with Seven-fOot
handle lost Grstiot-Msck Reward
Prospect O7s7.
LOST-Black purse. downtown sec
ton Please return discharge papers.
Fl 1916.
LOsT-Blond Cocker Spaniel male.
weeks old Childt pet Ti $3.50 OF
TY 4-97ss
LOsT-Blue shopping bar containing
chllds clothing. Reward. TY 4-36l2.
UN i-Sl2s
LOST-FemAls chow spitz reddish tan.
Name PoOchie. Vicinity Clinton Re
ward. TIE 2-I656
LOST--LAree red Irish setter male. re-
ward l055T Knoden oil 90o5.
LCST-Sear Michigan Central Depo, or
on Michigan or Clairmount street car,
brown wallet containing serviceman's 5
discharge and other valuable papers.
Phone Tyler 5-32ss Reward
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
OI FLLETTE

OIFLLLTIE = Nellle nee McGlomcI +.
betoved wire of James Of Windsor ont.
dear sister OF Josephine and Francis
McCloms and the late John McCloms
Burial from JsniSse Funeral Home
London st. West. windsor. Ont. al
y 80 Monday morning. O'Clock from
50 Clair Church. Tecumseh Blvd, West
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11
NOORE AEX7 To-

ore not q people who feel our destiny is
in. murder and piIloge. We are not miIitor-
istie fanatics. Our destiny, we believe TO be
the right TO live in peace and freedom with
those we love: we'll housed. we'll fed, we'll
clothed : secure of livelihood and rich in
freedom of speech and worship from
feor and want. Thot is for what we fight =
not for the vain glory of being feared as
miqhty warriors. Never hos mans liberty
been 50 menoced as by the event which
precipitoted this war. Never hos liberty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-11

loving man rallied more zeoIously TO sofe-
guard what he holds dear. Now. at last =
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its on TO Tokyo TO destroy the last world
morouder: and that means to our bottle
- - -. 80 > = ~ .sA@M9~~ So -
stations for each and every n of Us! Toio-
Hirohito & Co. are going to put up q stiff
fight: we're going TO lose mony more pre-
cious lives. Yet we con lose less ives.
win q speedier Victory. if all Of Us con-
tinue woeine war ogoinst the final enemy,
and buying Wor Bonds as faithfully as
when there were three TO exterminote.s
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

detas Lietuvos vadavimo rel
kalanns Draugas ir Naujienos
pasiunte savo reporterka j San
Francisco. -. il yra nebloga
dainininke, pile M. Kizyte, tik
ne journalistic.
Kick reiksminga yra reporte-
rio vieta kurioje ja tarybinin-
kai taip kelia, parodo pastabos
paciu senu, geru Amerikos lai-
krasciu zurnalistu: jie sake,
tu reporteriu su State Depart
mento kortelemis j San Fran
cisco suvaziavo daugiau negu
paciu delegatu nuo As valsty-
biu!
Reporteriu j San Francisco
suvaziavo virs 1000, is ju apie
1,700 SUI State Departments is
anksto paprasytomis reporte-
rio kortelemis.
Visu 45 tautu atstovu, ju
sekretoriu, patareju ir zmonu
randasi apie $50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
Roosevelt Buvo
Purgyvis Jaltoje

Politisku straipsniu rasyto-
jas, Paul Malon, is Washing
tono nuvykes j San Francisco,
raso patyres is delegatu, atvy-
kusiQ is svetur, kad nuvykus
j Jaltos konferencija, StaIinas
matydamas Roosevelta toki
koks jis isrode, vienu is patar-
nautoju prie Roosevelto slap
tai priskyre tula jauna Rusa
daktara. Jis elgesi kaip lioka-
JUS, ir tokioje vietoje budamas
galejo pilnai temyti Roosevelt
ta daktaro akin. Jis pranese
Stalinui jog jis turf reikala
su mirstanciu zmogum.
Nuo to laiko, sake, Stalinas
pasiryzo nepildyti jokiu Roo
seveltui duotu prizadu Jaltoje
nei Lenkijos nei kitais reika-
lais.
Sake, gait bu Stalinas nuo to
eme jaustis turis reikala su
kitu Amerikieciu, Mr.. Truman,
ir emesi isbandyti j Lenkijos
atzvilgiu, persitikrinimui kaip
toll jis gales eiti su jaunesniu,
sveiku Americas prezidentu.
Molotova atsiunte tik su isa-
kymais ispildyti viska ka Sta
linas paliepe, kitko Molotovas
negali daryti, nei keisti nei uz-
sileisti Jeigu Stalino sutvar-
kyta plana Molotovas praves,
neuzsileisdamas, tai pasauliui
netrukus teks apgailauti ziop-
lumas net dideliu valstybiu ir
ju vadu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IR
BOLSEVIKAMS TARPUSAVYJE
BEKOVOJANT
(Tesinys is. pereito nr.)
Ir vieni ir kit steigia komitetus

Kuriantis Lietuvos Nepriklausomybei,
Seda buvo pavadinta apskrities miestu, to-
del cia steigesi visos valdiskos istaigos ir
buresi visos sios apielinkes gyventoJu ap-
saugos jiegos
1918 metu Lapkricio 22 valsciaus sa-
vivaldybes rastineje susirinko vietos gy-
ventojai ir isrinko Sedos parapijos komi-
teta. Jis veliau buvo pavadintas Sedos
valsciaus komitetu. Isrinkti buvo Anita
mas Eidukaitis - pirmininku; as = izdi-
ninku, ir Juozas Krapkis - nariu. AS is
buvau Xxi pirmuju tarybu, kit keitesi.
Sis komitetas pripazino Lietuvos Valsty-
bes Taryba Vilniuje.
Sedoje dar tebebuvo Vokieciai Vals-
Claus komitetui Vokieciai atsiunte rasta,
siulydami permit is Vokieciu valdzios tur-
ta, gyventoju apsauga, ir KIT. Gruodzio
22 diena komitetas viska ir pereme savo
globa Gavo astuonis VokiSkus Sautuvus
ir soviniu.
Prizes tai, dar Laplricio % d., Sedoje
isikure vietos bolseviku komitetas, j kuri
buvo isrinkti: Valys Zilinskas, Jonas Ber-
tulis, Pranas Varnas, Antanas Vitalis, Jo-
mas Klioba ir Juozas Virksa. Klioba We
iau partizanai, kaip zmogzudi ir plesika,
susaude. Aisku kad Sis komitetas Lietu-
vos valstybes tarybos nepripazino.
1918 metu Gruodzio 10 diena Sedoje
Neimano saleje ivyko apskrities miesto If
jo isrinkti apskrities seimeli arba taryba.
AS Shame suvaziavime atstovavau Sedos
valsciui. Suvaziavime prisistate kaip Lie
tuvos valstybes tarybos igaliotiniai Dr.
Kauneckis, kaip Sedos apskrities virsinin-
kas, ir karininkas Povilas Plechavicius,
kaip Sedos apskrities karo komendantas.
Suvaziavimo daugumo buvo bolsevi-
kai ir todel prieme rezoliucija: nepripa-
znti Lietuvos Valstybes Tarybos Vilniu-
je nei jos igaliotiniu. DR.. Kauneclis ir
karininl1as Pfechavicius, negave pritari-
mo, apleido sale. Plechavicius, iseidamas
is sales, pasake: "Palaukit 49,. as jums
parodysiuw
Suvaziavimas isrinko Sedos apskrities
taryba, 81 isrinko vykdomaji komiteta
Komiteto pirmininku buvo socialistas liau-
dininkas A. Ramanauskas, sekretorium
J. Sondeckas. Komiteto narys buvo Kei-
nys (buves Rusijos Dumoje Lietuvos at
stovas). Sis komitetas taip pat nepripa-
pazino Lietuvos Valstybes Tarybos Viii
niuie.
Del nesutarimo nesudare gyventOju
apsaugOs
1918 metu Gruodzio 81 diena Sedoje,
misko uredijos butte, ivylzo visu triju ko-
mitetu, butent: Sedos valsciaus komiteto,
Sedos miesto bolseviku komiteto ir vykdo-
mojo komiteto atstovu susirinkimas del
MISUNDERSTANDING Posedis vyko labai
truksmingai, mes vieni kittens grasino ir
nesusitare. Todel nesudaryta ir tvirta
gyventoju apsauga. Tuo pasinaudodami
vietos bolsevikai pradejo agituoti gwen
tojus detis j bolseviku partija. Vykdoma-
sis komitetas nuo tos dienos isiro. Boise
vikai netrukdomi eme plesti gyventojus.
Oar Gruodzio 10 diena ivykusiame Sc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
i prizes Abb Delegacijas

Tarybininkai neige, niekino,
derge Americas Lietuviu Mi
siJos sumanyma siusti delega-
cija San Francisco konferen-
cija, bet neissilaike prizes pa
gunda-sumane ir savo pasiun-
tinius leisti. Ir paskui kad
inns girtis: OF, musu delegaci-
ia ir reporterka tai bent! Mi
sijos atstovai tai vieni niekai.
Poni V. Tysliaviene Vieny-
beje Bal. II pasisako prizes abb
delegacijas j San Francisco.
Anot jos, 'Ir ka tie musu
'diplomatai' laimes? Isleis ke-
leta tukstaneiu dolariu visuo-
menes pinigu. Ia proga, pa
matys Kalifornija gal but pir-
ma karta'.
Ka darysi kad konferencija
susaukta Kalifornijoje. Bet ir
visuomene ir tie "diplomatai"
nepaiso kur reikalas saukia,
ar Brooklyne, ar San Francis
co, Wis vaziuoja, nes jaucia ar
bent tikisi padarysia ka gera
prieso pavergtai Lietuvai.
Nelaimeje pakliuvusiai Lie
tuvai gelbeti reikia barskinti
visas duris - ir New Yorke,
ir Washingtone, ir San Fran
cisco, ant gallo gal reiks va
ziuoti net j Paryziu ar Londo-
ma.
Ir visuomene aukoja tik to-
del kad tie musu ''diplomatai"
pasisvencia vaziuoti, vargti,
palike "Dievo valiai" savo biz
MUS ir profesijas, troksdami
pagelbeti Lietuvos bylai.
Ko gi suvaziavo j San Fran
cisco net a tautu delegatai-
su Lietuviais As tautu? Visi
tikisi ka gero savo tautai ir
pasaulio ateiciai nuveikti. XII
taip San Francisco Memorial
Opera House dabar butu tus-
6ia ir uzrakinta.
Poni Tysliaviene betgi labai
vykusiai nukalba apie tarybi-
ninku reportere, kuria tarybi-
ninku spauda taip klykauja-
didziuojasi: rinko ir isrinko
save atstovauti tokia panele
kuri apie zurnalistini darba
neturi supratimo, ir tik kad
is State DEPARTMENT. jai da-
We reporteres kortele jie stem
giasi padaryti ja nepaprasta-
genialiska Draugo ir Naujienu
correspondence!
Cia tai tinka priminti ir vi
suomenes aukos: uz aukas su-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

uztektnai stiprus ir bosevkiskam pavoju nugaleti?
Atsakyma j 81 klausma duos netolima ateitis, gal
dar greciau negu daugelis is musu tikisi.
Tikekmes kad Britu politine zvaigzde ir 81 syki ju
neapvis il kad bosevikskojo pavoaus sutrupinimas,
]aiduodamas Brtu imperijos sauguma, if Europai pa
galiau atneS tikra issivadavima
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04

sMEKSIKOJE, >piliecio vi
dutine ineiga j diena yra apie
$1.25, taciau 80 nuoS. Meksi-
kos zmoniu gauna tik po 40
centu uz dienos darba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
DZIAUGSMAS .SU AUsRA

(Petras Vaiciunas)
Ausra, it mylimoji,
Man teikia dziaugsmo taure.
Padange tolimoji
Jau vysto ziedo aure.
Gyvybes saule sviecia -
Kutena dirva puria
Ir aukso syda skiecia
Po melsva erdves jure.
Platu, platu padangej.
DANA sparnais plezdena.
Balta gele palangej
,Kaitros sapnus kuzdena.
Pamirses nakti salta
Skestu sviesos didybej.
Buciuoju gele balta :
Isaugusia gludybej.
Eisiu saules ruma
Per placia zalia pieva.
Savyj kaupsiu geruma:
Pajus sirdis vel, Dieva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-05-04
Kaip uetuviai savo Laisve gyn6 Is metal atga|

.sy oy' @S sssSANs NAos
| dos apskrities miesto ir valsciu komitetu
suvaziavime as susipazinau su karininku
Plechaviciun1 Slaptai su juo susitares,
stojau dirbti "slaptoje zvalgyboje". Suta-
rene organizuoti savanorius bel partiza-
nus. Plechavicius paeme is names pavyz-
DIM parasa Jis greitu laiku Skuode ilu1-
re Sedos apskrities karo komendantura.
Isdavinejo gyventojams leidimus ginkla
laikyti ir norincius priiminejo j savano-
rius.
1919 metu Sausio pradzioje Sedoje Ii
! ko du vienas kitam priesingi komitetai.
Tarp ju kilo kova ir varzytines del vietu
valdzios, O taip pat ir del turto kuri ture-
jo permit is Vokieciu.
Pirmieji partizanu puolimai
Tue paciu laiku Sedoje buvo suorga-
nizuota garbes mihcijos kuopa. I ia plr-
mutiniai istojo: .Aleksis Keivis, L. Legec-
kas, Juozas Narmontas, Stasys KaDecka,
as ir kit kuriu pavardziu nebeatmenu.
Nuo sios garbes milicijos isikurimo prasi-
Idejo arSi kova su bolSevikais.
Sausio l diena karininkas Plechavi-
cius su partizanais bel savanoriais Juozu
seputa, Juozu Arlausku, Stepu Mamgau-
dziu Antanu Navardausku ir kitais puo-
le ir apsaude zidiku valsciaus bolseviku
koniteta. Per susisaudyma buvo nukau-
tas bolseviku komiteto pirmininkas felce-
ris Vaitkevicius. Savanoriai bel partiza-
mai nenukentejo.
Sausio diena, val. ryto mes, Sedos
mantas, as ir kit puoleme Sedos bolsevi-
bro
tt. Per susiremima bolsevikas Valys Ii
linskas buvo suzeistas ] koja. Xiii pasi-
dave ir buvo nuginkluoti. Partizanai ne
nukentejo
PanasiQ nuginklavinu buvo daug.
Savanoriai bel partizanai buvo apsi-
ginklave Vokieciu paliEtais sautuvais ir
is zmoniu surinktais arba is bolsevilzu at
intais ginklais.
Sausio 6 diena per Triju karaliu atlai-
dus bolsevikai Sedoje surenge mitinga.
Susirinko didele minia. Mes, partizanai,
pareikalavom mitinga sustabdyti bet boil
sevikai musu nepaklause. Tada mes pa
leidom keleta suviu ora. Bolsevikai is
Sedos isbegioio, minia tuoj issiskirste.
Taciau greit buvo gauta zinia kad vietos
holsevikai rengiasi pulti Seda, valsciaus
komiteta ir partizanus. garbes milicija SUI
saudvti, vietos valdzia paimti savo
rankas.
Artinasi bolseviku pavojus
Sausio diena savanoris Juozas Mari
mantas ir as, noredami suzinoti kur rem
kasi bolseviku jiegos, isvykom j zvalgy-
ba. suzinojom kad jie renkasi pas Au-
gusta Narimanta Orvidiskiu kaime Be-
siartindami prie sios vietos, sugavom boil
seviku sargybini Antana Vitali. Bolsevi-
kai pastebeje mus besiartinant, isbego j
miska. Vitalis pareiske kad bolsevikai
greit uzimsia Seda.
Ir istikro, apie Sausio 10 j Seda prisi-
rinko daug vietiniu bolseviku, puole walls
Claus komiteta, sueme jo pirmininka An
tana Eidukaiti ir isveze j Mazeikus, O
paskui siaulius. Antanas Eidukaitis
taip pat organizavo savanorius bel parti-
Janus, rupinosi maistu ir todel bolseviku
buvo nekenciamas.
AS daznai pasitardamas su karininku
P. Plechavicium, suorganizavau zadeikiu
ir Puokes kaimuose ginkluotu vyru burr.
(Bus daugau)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
MUSICAL THERAPY

The Nozs, in their early Days Of power, mode
potent use Of the great heritage Of German ort es-
pecoy music debosine and pervertino it to bolster
their doctrine Of racial supremacy. They made stote
occasions Of the performance Of the Wagner oPeros,
and distorted the operas neurological characters to
synboIize the Nozi 'supermon.'
To-day many Gernons consequently have q twist
ed conception Of their own notions culture and
complete Ignorance Of that Of some other nations.
All Of which lends to Fobien Sevzkys proposal
that the occupying powers appoint on international
board of psychologists psychorists and musieons to
rppIy 'nuscoI theropy' in assisting 0ermonys re-
turn TO national sonity.
Mr. sevtzky. conductor Of the Indianapolis SYM
phony Orchestra told press conference in New York
that he favored 2O-yeor supervision Of 0ernnonys
music as port Of the re-educotion program He would
not ape the Nozs by banning certain composers. But
he would restore greet music Of oil races and nation
olities some Of which the Germans have not heard
in yeors-ond rescue German music from the Nozis
phony political connototions.
He would have the Germans sing for construc-
- ton, not destruction" and Listen TO opera
tertoinment not national politics..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

miners are needed il the mines
are to get enough coal out Of
the ground. Last April Ickes
wanted only 5000 more. The
Army turned him down them
and turns him down now.
SHORTAGE OF MINERS
ACUTE
On April 1, beginning of the
i945 coal-year, there were 453,-
600 people working in hard and
soft coal mines combined. On
April /. 194l, there were 545.-
600. The drop is $4,000 miners.
OF the prewar mine labor
force. an estimated 10000 en-
listed and 100000 were drafted.
An additional $4,000 to 100000
preWar miners left the mines TO-
work in other war industries
where the jobs were pleasanter
and the pay higher.
Army spokesman say why not
hire those people to 60 back 20
the mines or why not hire pe0-
pie from the 200, 900 soldiers al
ready released from the Army
or the 1000 now being discharz-
ed daily?
Well, the mine operators and
the u. S. Employment Service
have put on numerous drives
and they have succeeded in re-
cruiting over 100000 less eff
ficient new workers and Older
retired miners. But most of the
people who left the coal country
don't want to 60 back and the
veterans don't want to 60 into
the mines either, and there is no
way to make them. Ickes there
fore proposes that the Army re-
lease 10000 of the examiners
now in service. Army refuses.
ARMY OPPOSES SPECIAL
DISCHARGES
In the course of the war the
Army has granted temporary
furloughs to skilled tire makers,
foundrymen, copper miners and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

HOLLY WOOD RI hdolph
Scott is about the stran9est ex-
hibit you'll find in months
tour of the Hollywood film lots.
He doesn't give a hang about
anything. He's a screen star by
accident.
When he was working at >le
Pasadena Community P Ia y
house-famed incubator of stars
talent scouts came TO see him,
liked him, offered him jobs.
The orthodox caper for a
struggling young player in a case
like that is to leap for the job
and count himself very lucky
guy. Randy was lackadaisical
about the whole thing, Para
mount, which had hired him,
was dumfounded - and starred
him in his first picture, Sky
Bride" Randy took it all in
stride and has been starred or
co-starred in every picture he's
made since. He has never rails
ed a row about his roles. They
come along, he takes EN-, does
the best he can. He has never
sought glamour, never figured
in Q hot news story.
Studio press agents have
urged him to inject some color
into his life. He's been sharply
told that he is as dull as a clod.
Randy doesn't resent it. He an
swers goodnaturedly, wv e | l..
maybe that's So He says it in
slow draWly tone as southern
as Gavin pone-and doesn't stir
an inch out of his Flooding pace.
STRONG, SILENT
He's the first actor a director
thinks of when the script calls
for a strong, silent man as hero,
which is pretty often. He at
tends strictly to his own business
and pays income tax on take
of around $250,000 year. He
finds his friends and social act
ivities off the night club circuit.
His fan mail is tremendous but
no one would never suspect it
because he never takes about 1t.
He's never late on the set, and
when he's not actually before the
camera he can be found in his
dressing room curled up with a
book. He's invariably courteous,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09

munitions. textile, aircraft and
railroad workers. That Is the
precedent Ickes builds his case
on. But today the War Depart
ment says 1t would be q mistake
&c release men from the Army
just because they have a spe-
cial skill and q job is waiting
for them.
Reason given Is that the Army
has committed itself to a policy
OF discharging men on the point
system Soldiers with most
points for active service and men
with families, regardless of their
prewar occupation, are design
ated for first release. The men
in the Army were poll
ed on this question and this is
the way they wanted it.
The War Department makes
a further point that If coal min
ers are now discharged. rail-
road workers and skilled labor
from every other industry will
clamor for men. Requests have
already been made for discharge
of a million men with special
skills. That is half the number
of men the Army plans to re-
lease by June /, 1916, leaving
it with a force of seven million
with which to whip Japan.
The argument against that is
that the Army isn't going 10
need seven million men and
hasn't any way to get them 20
Japan if it did. Also, that if the
coal and railroad industries
break down for lack of men, the
Army will feel it most.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
LAST CALL FOR SURRENDER

For the second time in mony dogs stunning
blow hos foIen on the desperate JoPonsss war lords
Like q delayed explosion Of Mondays otonie bomb
Games the announcement thot the Soviet govern
ment, true to its obligation as an oily" has now
Joined the United Stotes. the British Empire o"d
Chine in the Far Eastern war.
This not unexpected announcement hos demo'-
ished Jopon's hope for long war. It wos from the
areot inland orssnol Of Monehurio rich in the raw
moterioIs Of war and we'll developed industrio''y'
thet Jopon might hove continued the fight even
with the home isonds lost Now that chance IS gone.
Russo's Iond, SEQ and dir might are at the front
and back doors Of the Lost Jop stronghold. greet
Soviet army is orsody mossed on the Monehurion
border, thus removing the necessity Of difficult
lending operation there by American forces. The
doom Of Jopon's imPsrioliste ambitions, long since
sealed, now oppeors imminent.
Naturally the Soviet Union hos not come into
the fiaht through aitrusn Russios interest in the
Far East is as vitol and motsrol Chino's, and
much more 50 thon ours. But thot does not dstroet
from the qualification with which this country wei
comes the support Of this mighty oily.
Rustic hos proved to the world thot her fighting
forces are unmatched in obiIity ond spirit Thot foet
IL as we'll known to the japanese government as to
the detected Germon enemy. The threot Of Russon
miIitory might is the lost resoundins invitation to
Hirohto ond Suzuki to get out Of the war. For them
end for their people. the question IS no longer one
Of faes.sovins, but Of survival.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
BY PETER EDISON
NEA Correspondent

WASHINGTON - The story
goes that Secretary of Interior
Harold Ickes and Undersecretary
of War Robert Patterson and
their aides were comforting on
the apparent shortage of coal to
keep the United States and Flu
rope warm next winter.
do you want more coal?"
asked Ickes. When the Army
nodded asset, Ickes said, Its
cut there in the hills. Go dig
il "
After that crack Judge Pat
terson rose and walked over 10
a wall map of the Pacific.
do you want to win the war
in a hurry" he asked. well.
there it is out in the Pacific. Go
win it,"
This story gets right at the
heart Of the argument over next
winters coal shortage. August is
a terrible season to have to wor-
ry about February's frostbites.
and Washington officials aren t
supposed to have feuds. But
someday in charge around here
had better start worrying about
this, hard and fast, or there will
be lot of freezing and lot Of
agonizing six months hence.
The dispute over how to get
more coal out of the ground na:-
rows down to nothing more than
question of shaping a man.
power policy for the period of
reconversion and rehabilitation.
What seems to be needed is
come of organized reverse Sc
iective service. That is, a way
to draft men out of the armed
services and out of cut-back war
industries, placing these men
where they are most needed and
where they will find jobs wait
ing.
Today Ickes says 10000 more
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
DANGER ON A BIG OR LITTLE SCALE

Substitute "personol liberty" for Sovereignty"
And substitute the laws Of city. stote nation for
the agreements Of the United Nations Chorter. Then
listen to the who soy they will vote for lows to
prevent burglary public browIine declarations
Of pious intention but thot they will be very wary
Of supporting obeyne Them.
I'VE must be eoreful.' soy these men in effect.
TO the police force sporiney and only otter long
deIiberoton For it is better thot neiehbor have
his house robbed or his skull cracked with black
jock thon that the burglars or browIer's personal
liberty be interered with
Listen to those men, and we think you may oeree
that they show little promise Of being good citizens
and that further Since they ore Of considerable
influence they will bear corefuI wotchine-whether
they are in the town council or the United Stotes
Senate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-09
. SO THEY SAY

With proper industry an d
plenty of hard work, South Mis-
sissippians can provide them
selves and help provide the mar
kets with the articles for which
the nation is crying aloud. -
Laurel, Mi, LeaderCall.
The temptation to all it day
might be stronger than we can
now realize. That. my friends,
would be the moment TO fear,
IT for ourselves but for our
sons and grandsons, lest they
should have to fight this dread
full war over again in the next
generation. - Joseph c. Grew,
former a 'bassador to Japan.