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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
HARRISON

Nh. and Mrs Rufus Rust 2avc
8 O'Clock dinner Friday evening in
EcnOl cl their son, Private Rodney
Robert Rust who Vas wounded
overseas and has returned home on
a 50 day iurloueh from White Sui
phCr SPRINGS Hospital. West Nir2i-
MIA. Those who enjoyed the 0cra-
ion were as follows: Luther Rust
and family, James West ana fami-
lH. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rust. Mrs
Minnie Fig2S ana two daulhtcrs
Lcta Mae and Louise. tIwood Rust
and family, Edward Rust and tami-
ly. Howard Millman and family.
Private and Mrs. Rodney Rust. Mel
son cannon and family. Franklin
Rust and family Mrs. Charles o.
Day, Mrs. Everett Parker Jr. ana
son Everett. Mrs. Everett Parker
Mrs. Everett Parker ST.. MIR. and
Mrs. Nannic McssiCk. Mrs. lanes
Casey and daughter Carolyn Ann.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ncascy. Mr..
Edward West, Bobby Daiscy and
HUAt Kitchens. Franklin Rust and
Hoyt Kitchens entertained with
banjo music which was enjoyed ny
all Refreshments were bountituliy
served later in the evening. Every
enc had a Jolly good time.
Mir. William Hickman aud famih
of Delaware city spent the past
week end with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs AnauiaS Hickman
Mr. aud ht.. Cow.
and Mrs. Alton carey ana Mrs.
Virginia Rust spent Thursday in
Salisbury. Maryland shopping.
Mr. Leonard clark spent Wed
ncsday evening with Mir. and Mrs.
\. W. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Carey en-
tertaincd at a family turkey dinner
on Sunday last.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Il. David
son entertained over the week end
MIR. Wilhcr Davidson and family of
NilminGt0n. Mr.. Martit Davidson
ct Philadelphia and ON Sunday MIR
John Reynolds and family of ncal
UraWhridGc
Mrs. Rothcl Reed of Chester. Pa
and Mrs. Richard Quick of camden
New Jersey were week end guests
of their mother, Mrs Addic Vcascy
and their brother, John s. Ncascy
Mr., William Pasc entertained al
Il family dinner on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ncascy. Mrs
]. +. Mason, Mrs. Arthur Smith
and MIR. Harvey Pcnncl attended
the funeral of Mr. Bartcmus Abbott
which was held at McCollcv'S cha
pei. Friday afternoon last. MIR. Al
hott has been confined To his he,
tor three years. at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. Luther Donovan ut Red
den. Mr. and Mrs. Ncascy. Mrs Ma
son and Mrs Smith called on Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Rust enroutc home
We are Glad To state Mrs. S. L
Hudson Is able tu hc out again
after being seriously i'll
We are sorry to report Mrs
Sarah Jones is confined to he
room again aftoI being continc,
the most of the winter.
Reverend and Mrs. Ward Mill
entertained at Sunday dinner hi
brother and family az we'll a
other guests from CAMBRIDGE
Maryland.
Mrs. MaymC Moore and dauuhte
MarSarct of Eehohoth and Nh
cleveland James and Mr.. BatcS ia
k"r were Sunday evening guests a
tho home of Nh and Mrs. Il. Yea
soy.
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. an
Mrs. Cleveland James cntcrtainc
the tollowin& guests in honor ,
4 Joseph Carter of the T. $. Marine
stationed at Jacksonlillc, Florid;
who was home ON a furlouch. VI
and Mrs. Bates Baker and tw
"au2htors The Misses Frances an
Gladys, Mr. Larry Baker and fam
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OVERBROOK

Functal services were held on
ruosdaA lp@ Mn Benjamin Carpcn-
t.I nf Milton who passed away
UdionlY iutrrmcut was made in
Whites chapel Ccmctcly.
Mr.. Roy lllmGsW orth and family
.rrnt sunday With Mr. and Mrs.
Nunay and tamily Of Milton Mrs.
MURRAY Las lust returned home
nom Milford Memorial Hospital
with her infant dau2htcr. Elsie
lay
Nr and Ms; Harold +. Hudson
ot near Laurel have purchased the
property from George Cooper and
aro now mahine their home there.
Nt. pou2las Parsons made a
business triD Ia Syracuse. New
York the past week.
Little Carl I1dI idSon Ir. cclchrat-
Cd his thirQ birthday at the home
at his parents in Nassau on Tues
GaN evening uf last week with the
family CONSISTING ot Mrs. Name
DAY id~"n ana daughter. Mrs. Pearl
Al-o. MIR. aud MIS-. Leroy David
son. Nlr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hitch. Home
madc Ice cream was served.
Air and Mr.. .Iohson shorten of
NildlotoWu. New York entertained
Nh and Ms. Arthur Hall Jr. and
S't&cant aud Mrs. Han spent a
few days Wih Tho lattcrs sister.
Nh. and Mrs. L. lIall spent a few
pennoy ot Marcus Hook, Pa. last
week.
John Beckett, of Glcnoldcn. Pa.
spent several days with Mr.. and
Nh. Aaron Hudson this week.
Mr. and Airs. William Wallace
and MIS-. Joy Champion. of Viii
mIn"t"n. We're guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. Harry Boone last Sunday. Ser
&""ut Norman Il. Bone. of Dover.
W. also home.
Mi, and Mrs. George Manlovc. OF
neaf Dover spent Sunday with Mr
and Mr.. Sylvester Gottorf.
Nr and Mrs Samuel Roatic oi
Wilmington. and Mrs. Alice Melvin
took Il trip to Maryland last Sun
day.
Mr. W. S. II. Davis. of Dover
spout Sunday with his sister. Mrs
SaIIj" Williams
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
Sunday. MAY -

SUNDAY. May -
at, a. m sunday Sch"ol Hubert
I'aNSWatcr& superintendent.
II .uu u. m I'rr1chluG.
: Un y m Musical, SONG and Praise.
sou y. m Hr achiuG.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
At "a O'Clock.
W. want 10 invite yorl Ia our s"r-
vice.: also orr SUNDAY school We have
classics for all aGcs
Special Invitation t0 tho+" who ="
To no church school w" iuylt" NolI
como With us Get aculaiut.d with
our fine group of hoy and p!tl@ and
godly teachers. Ia5"lta could not do
= uohlor thing for thor childr'u thcu
send OF bring them t. SUNDAY :"h""i
Awards are given tn "Hch worker.
our motto: Pray. ilan. Come
Work -
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CHURCHES In MILFORD
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church of a Warm Spirit
Rev. NJ. Eugene Hungerford. Ministe

Sunday May "a
q" -. N class No,ting. Leader.
IIauN Emory
ln.cn - IN, Church school >urer-
mt nd ut. John Wilkins Graded class
IS. Come. @r,ud - rInntahI" ho'lr.
MI M ml''r. and ,'sitors Wcl,n3uo
/ on y IN so NnruuG service.
this /, iuu Coufrlcuc" ;>uudaN. Nhlcl
is h"luE bold m 81 rlurs Nrthodl 4
Church. WIlmiuGtnu
$50 r. m Methodist Youth Fellow
ship under thr leadership "f Ns- E,tiN
FaNinrci
No Mid Week IraN.I N,ctlu@
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his c o Il L 5 G of
studies as an
Electrical Me
chanic in this
Army Air Forces
Technical Train
ing School and
is rated an Flee
triCal Specialist
on a B-29 Super
Fortress. II i s
graduation from
t h S technical
school II o W fits
him for electri-
C a | trO II b | @
shooting while
in flight. W hen
qualified a $ a
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The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DcChant Minlster

Sunday. May 2o
- =. m. SUNDAY school Mr.. i
H. G"rdon. superintendent
u" a, IN Worship and Sermon
I"rlr' God Speaks To Everybody "
f'nt""oSt McSsnEc.
;" y. m Junior Society. Mr.
George Sha"tf"r. leader.
-" y m Youth Peoples Sori,tv
l"n'" Chapter, No 1&. Degree nf To-
cHh"nt"#. Will Worship with " or
Sunday.
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days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vincent OF
Milton called on Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam a. Green Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rice and
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The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness
Rev. Frank Hcrson. D. D., Minister
Sunday. May "a
tO%FEEENCE SUNDAY

tNNFEEENCE SUNDAY
H. a. m Session of th,. Cmuch
50 h""i MI departments closely rrad
ID school with looms aud classes for
all ages.
$50 y IN The Methodist Youth
Fellowship N"nr Young people nc.d
q meeting of thi.; group Trained load
'rS E'WatdinE hour; for Young pco-
plC
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First Baptist Church
Not to he MiniSterPd Unto. But to Minister
Rev. con c. Nelson. Pastor

'N'i"ifN. NAY ~
D." ~" = m. Hihlo school Topic.
ne I|1'"t "t tho southern Klnp
dom Join our going aud growing
t'ud"ut
:w =. IN. Morning Worship. Mes
"dG". "Fh" Great piNidcr."
-" p m Boys and Girls Good
News club. Junior High Fellowship
and BAPTIST Youth Fellowship groups
Will meet.
go p m. Informal Song Service
and Evening Worship message. From
Sinner to Soul Winner"
Wednesday. 500 y. IN -Travcr and
lihl" study Hour
Friday. May 25. 500 y. m. There
will h" an exhibit of curioS. pictures.
and other Interesting articles which
hay" been collected 10y our Scrvir"
h" = short program arranged hv th.
S"rEic" wives and friends
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

daughter. Patsy we're in Washing
ton. ID. {. during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs LinwOOd NJ. Simp-
ler of Baltimore, Maryland spent
the week end with their father, Mr..
Roy d. Simpler and Miss Marie.
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st. Johns r. c. Church
) Ieonard q. Raglan, Rector

Rev Leonard A. Ragan. Rector
sunday. May 90
Milford. st. Johns Church, = =,
Seaford. st. Mary's Church. 8, .. 3o
a. m '''
E"hohoth. ST Edmond's Church. II
a. IN.
Fort Salisbury. a. m.
bethany Beach Camp. a:3O a. m.
observation-disclosures Mass
Religious Iustruction-Aftcr NIo
Holy Day and other services rs an
nounced. '' "'i-
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THE POOR RICH MAN
IN HELL
BY T. A. HALL, Milford

BY T. A. HALL, Milford
Well. we'll we'll.
The poor rich man i'll hell
Had a great surprise
When he opened his eyes
And saw that he had sunk
So far below his bunk
ON which he lay that day
Before he passed away
And he said. well, | he blame
This is burning shame
What can it he about
My, my, | must get OUT,
But whom he looked around
And couldn't find no ground
On which to put his feet
In that awful hlisterinG heat
He knew he was there to stay
So he started 10 pray.
! y Iu GdII. dliltl y ~ tlltlii
I'm in an awful jam.
Can't YOU give me a lift
And help me up this Cliff"
( But Abraham said. NO,
TO you cannot 80.
i Neither to mo can you come.
+ For there's a Gulf between. my son
So down there you must stay
Till tho final judgement Day"
He cried a2ain out loud
Beneath Hell's smoking cloud
That Lazarus mi2ht come
And touch his parChed tongue.
For this was far the worst
IIc had ever felt of thirst.
Acain Abraham said. no.
To YOU Lazarus cannot go
For the place that YOU are in
You're there because of sin
And I cannot have Lazarus messed
For he's dressed in his very hest"
Then to Abraham he said
Before the devil found me dead.
| never really meant
To come to this torment
so won't You. Father. please
Give Brother Lazarus leave
TO 30 to my Fathers farm
And my five brothers warn
Or they will surely come
At the setting of lifCS sun
- To this awful burning He'll
know they will quite we'll
For they are the sinners. too
And as did they will do
But if one come from the dead
They'd do just what he said"
: Again Abraham said NO.
What you say is just not so
They've Moses and the Prophets
too
To tell them what to- do
! And if them they Will not hear.
y And God they will not fear
: They wouldn't. as I said.
- Hear one right from the dead
i So please leave us alone
Il For we're on our way up home
> To our Fathers house on high
SO we'll have to say. GOOdby'
: 1t may he that I am wrong.
But ! expect when they were gone
a He said. We'll | be damned
In my face Hell's door they slam
: med.
k And here I've got to stay
II Forever night and day
: And shovel burning coal
With no hope to save my soul
d I'll like some place to hide
But. gosh, I'm here inside
And I'm feeling mighty poor.
n shut up behind Hcll's door
$.
And to no one can pray
& Through Hell's Eternal Day.
"a And nothing | can do.
;. But burn and sCorCh and stew,
u And scream. and curse and GnasI
n My teeth; and rave. and thrash.
Against Hell's bars; and weep
* Never again to rest nor sleep" |
IL -----S.,---
Buy WAR BoNDS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Samuel NJ. D. Marshall has re-
Gently been promoted from ; ! c to
Pharmacists Mate 3 c.
Av
Corporal Milhournc !. BcrridSc
writes Mrs. Berridge that he is
row wearing the Bronze service
star on his Asiatic-PacifiC ribbon,
indicating his participation in the
Mandated Islands campaign. He is
now on Saipan.
AT
Staff Sergeant William F'aiX is
expected home this week end, ne
having phoncd tndt he is in this
country. Bill has been in England
and Italy. and completing his 81
missions as a tail gunner on BIZ
before returning home.
AFT
Harry II. Ayrcs. petty officer first
class. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
r. Ayrcs. of Millsboro. recently
spent a Today furl0ugh in Rome
where Re received the blessing of
Pope Plus XII. according To word
received by his parents.
j. y
Pvt. Edward f. MulhOlland. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Edward +. Mulhol-
land. ST.. of Milford. who was for
merly of Camp H0wziC. Texas. With
the anti-airCraft division, is now
somewhere overseas He recently
celebrated his oath birthday
AT
Private Joseph d. Carter left
Monday night for Iacksonvillc.
Florida where he is stationed with
the L. S. Marine Corp. after spend
ing a fifteen day furlOuGh with his
wife. Lillian of near Milton and his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Car
ter of near Milford.
Av
Leroy Manlovc. : > C.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George NanlOve. 500 :.
Walnut street. Milford. Delaware.
this. week hpgan training as a Navy
weather observer here at the AeOr-
graphers' School of the Iakchursi
Naval Air Station ightcr-than-
Air). Seaman Manlovc enlisted in
the L. s. Navy, September 25. 1941.
h &T
Pfc. Clarence H. Carson has re-
Gently been promoted To his present
rank He has been i'm the Army for
two years. and has spent 10 months
of that time overseas. He recently
celebrated his 21st birthday in
Germany. where he is an NJ f. in
General Patton's Third Army He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Carson formerly of Harrington.
- T
Howard Kitchens. IS. I'SNR. ot
Milford is stationed at the Atlantic
Fleets amphihious training base
Little Creek, Virginia, preparin9
for duty abroad an Is Gandinc
ship. medium) The new type VcS-
sci on which Kitchens Will serve
was developed especially for Paci-
fic duty. and has been in action
AGAINST the Japs since the Opcnin4
of the Philippines campaign last
October. IIitChcnS was attcndin.
Milford High School before ht
Joined the Navy He /; the son o
Mrs Virginia Hitchcrs. Walnut ST
~
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace jefferson
received letter from their son
Corporal Ernest W. Jefferson OF
Thursday. saying he was we'll ant
doing Q. X. Corporal Jefferson i
connected with the tIcadquartcr
Battery of the 69th Division Re
member it WAS the 69th Division
that met the Russians just Outsid
of Berlin. Corporal Jefferson sal
he had been out deer hunting an
had seen several deer. although h
hadn't been lucky enough To ha
one as yet He has eaten deer mea
several times and likes il yer
much.
h TT
Amarillo Army Air Field. Amai
lilo. Texas Staff Sergeant Edwar
r. Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. !
Scott of Houston. has complete
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First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

Sunday. May "a
1n.oo =. m SUNDAY school
II 0u a IN. Preaching service.
1no y. m Chlldrcu'. %"r"ic'.
74a y m EvauG"l.ti" :'rVlc's.
Tucyday Chldrcn'> service 1."h y.
IN Eihlr study. Ia y. ~.
Friday Chidrons S"rvlc" -" y
m Prayer and Frai." Service. I J."
rlannclgraph Talks each service hy
tn" pastor.
\ christian wclcnm" awaits You
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The Church of God

Second and Washington Streets
REV. BordIcy e. Baynard Pastor
sunday May -
1o.n0 a IN sunday School
90 a m Morning Worship.
ZOO u. MY. i. T. Service.
7.l5 y m.-Song Service and Eve
ming Worship.
7,t5 u. nl.-Thursday prayer service
rSprcially Tor the mvu in the armed
forces
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Amarillo Army Air Field. Amar-
lilo. Texas Staff Sergeant Edward
r. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. f.
Scott of Houston. has completed
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Pfc. Clarence H. Carson has re-
Gently been promoted To his present
rank He has been i'm the Army for
two years. and has spent 10 months
of that time overseas. He recently
celebrated his 21st birthday in
Germany. whore he is an NJ. T. in
General Patton's Third Army He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Carson. formerly of HARRINGTON.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Mrs. Victor Harrison. whose hus
hand is in Germany. received on
Tuesday sWastika arm band and
an iron cross from him. Both were
i'm 1OOd condition.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Buy WAR BONDS.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-30
Industry Again On Shutdown Strike
GUEST EDITORIAL

That there fast growing industry strike to force higher
prices realized by most but the magnitude of this
strike fully realized by the By
holding off production manufacturers expect to cash in
larger profits year, because of the expected repeal of the
profits tax.
This story is slowly getting into the newspapers the
industry strike continues spread In fact senators who
voted for the repeal of the profits beginning
realize that they really encouraged industry to broaden its
sit-down strike against the consumer.
Newspapers report that and senators
ceving reports so-caed sellers strike aimed at holding
until January when will be lower One
remark there sellers strike
on babies just holding back until January first
stated that the sellers strike wide
spread textiles and further stated that the smartes thing the
and refuse to buy any textiles until after Christmas
Wayne L. Morris of Oregon, rather reluctantly
that There to be indication that pro
goods such textiles appear be
what hestant about putting them the market until after
the year, added eff producers
Quoting such strike they breaking faith with those of
congress who fought for for the elimination
profits tax because based argument on
theoretical premise that elimination of the would
speed up Poor Senator Morris will he
learn that of this country will faith with
anyone any time by doing there chance of making
an added profit.
Tied in with ndustrys aim of waiting for lower taxes
of using the present sdown strike to
higher prices out of OPA.
WPB abolished all major controls industry with the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-30

that this would speed reconverson but there is
little production in the re-converng industries while
manufacturers hold out for higher prices refgeraors
radios articles General Motors whose employees
strike for living wantony defy all labor laws
and refuse to bargain with their employees Legal? Of
it is legal when big business does it.
Ira Mosher head of the National Association of Manu-
facurers admitted to newspaperman that there
dustry stdown strike and the wrote, Surprisingly
enough the NAM president does admit that there
ployers who feel that good time to let labor sweat
it out until things shape up better
The Mum Monthly Newsletter, of the automove indus
try put it this way, perhaps the only solution policy of
sitting tight and waiting until the economic pinch forces work
realize that they the job starve At
there disposition the of
become frantic labor watching and waiting
attitude is the rule.
So in summing up it is plain to be that the repeal
profits the aboshng of all controls
industry placed the country much pre-
dcament than senators and congressman thought possible
and figuring out of this dilemma causing many head
aches the legislators ho by their foolish actions and
their terrific desire to assist big busness) created this
condition
This the house who in addition the
comprise about % of popuaton further reduction of
amounting than three billion dollars and
of the shovelers who make up the other
95 % of population tax reduction of slightly two
billion dollars Three Billion Cut to 20 of population
Two Billion Cut to $50 of the population, very equt
able, to say the least
look if Big Business is determined to make this
finished fight between Organized Labor and Capital and
will state at this time that this battle that
Organized Labor will NOT LOSE Their existence
threatened and they MUST WIN THE OLD TIMER.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-30

the western will share what they believe be the
remaining secrets of atomic energy with Russia
Messrs. Truman Attlee and Mackenzie King did not
dictate what they enforceable safeguards when
they expected to devise them In the absence of definition
all do is to speculate the meaning of these words
We but conclude that in terms of the politics that
being played all around the globe nowadays that they
fact that Russia will be permitted to share what
there far industrial knowhow
cerned she toes the line laid down by Washington and
London.
The bargain suggested therefore is political diplomat
the part of Russia exchange
which, the of the declaration themselves
not much of secret.
The basic which energies from all this that the
United States with British help will continue manufacture
atom bombs with guarantee of hating production
precisely what she told all outstanding
issues I think that Russia will not play it that way.
The Washington declaration has thrown the gaunt-
let The wartime coalition de grace; the work of
Roosevelt Teheran and Yalta has been smashed perhaps
beyond repair.
The atom bomb ornaments starts in earnest of
Once you say that there not to be much left
say There is sort of rghtfu finaty about it. char
acterc of the classic Greek tragedies You know what
coming yet do nothing to prevent but watch with sort
horrible fascination while apocalyptc march their
ated conclusion-Johannes Steel in New World Il
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-30
FDR Policy Blasted

The President of the United States the Prime Minister of
the United Kingdom and the Prime Minister of Canada have
their deliberations the subject of the
atomic bomb Perhaps is unfair of this statement that
the mountain has abored and that the mountain has brought
forth Having read word of the statement
read it times if with all the dffidence indicated in
considering this subject have remained with the impression
that the participants literally scared to death by the prob
lem they aborng with and took refuge pous double
talk.
Presumably the operative paragraph in the onehousand
word statement is the following:
eve not convinced that the spreading of the special
information regarding the practical application of atomic
before is possible to devise effective reciprocal and
enforceable safeguards acceptable to all nations would
tribute constructive solution of the problem of the atomic
bomb On the contrary think might have the opposite
We are however, prepared to share reciprocal
with others of the United Nations detailed information
the practical industrial application of atomic energy
effective enforceable safeguards against it's
use for destructive purposes be devised
Stripped its literary embellishments this that
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-30
FROM EDITORIAL COLUMNS
Let 1t Be Probe to End Probes
of Pearl HarbOr

The congressional probe of Pearl Harbor should be the
probe end all probes of Pearl Harbor
The Republicans motvaed by politics in demanding
the probe They hoped-and still hopeo the memory
of President Roosevelt
But the Democrats in turn did the of Roosevelt
by playing bad brand of politics which fosered
the impression that they trying to something
ALL FACTS
The Record wants all the facts Pearl Harbor
No matter who is hit
Roosevelt? Insofar responsible for his subordi-
president responsible for the generals
and admirals who the job
history already shows Roosevelt warned them
Warned them in ample time, and in plain words.
No president could have done
We've said before that postwar Pearl Harbor
opinion has been aimed brass hats
vent the public from knowing how the caste system the
army and navy ahead of security.
prime example Secretary of War Pattersons white
washing of Col Theodore Wyman district engineer for
Hawaii the time of Pearl Harbor Wyman not only paed
around with Germantown contractor who charged with
having friendly Wymans contractor friend
building the secret Hawaiian warning systemwhich wasn't
ready in time
Let the committee give public the
on that.
INCLUDE PHILIPPINES
Particularly let the Pearl Harbor committees be
tended to include the Philippines
Where 1900 killed. and United States planes were
destroyed the ground though Macarthur had ample
time his planes off the groundbecause word of the
bombing of Pearl Harbor Manila 10 hours before
the Jap bombers struck there
Why did that happen? Why subsequent friction
between Admiral Hart and General Macarthur? If Pearl
Harbor shows inexcusable laundering does Manila
Let's have all the facts!