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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
By CURT RIESS

LONDON - For the last fort
night war reports have been full
of cases of German spies, sabot-
teurs and fifth columnists. At
first glance it seems the Nazis
now are reaching the type of
spectacular romantic und er-
ground warfare that preceded
actual war during the thirties.
The impression OF this reporter
is that there are too many spy
cases to be taken bona fide. 1t
is my belief that the Nazis now
d. are Waging a war of nerves on a
large scale, trying 10 intimidate
and rend the jittery Allies. !
also believe the war of nerves
will continue during the coming
months TO an unheard of scale,
probably with new secret wea-
pons of psychological warfare.
What have the recent weeks
brought? There was the story of
two Nazi battalions disguised as
American and British forces
parachuted behind our lines with
the purpose of killing our most
important officers. Accounts said
that they carried vitriol and
other poison to throw in the AL
lied officers faces. This sup
posedly was only part of an elab-
crate scheme of sabotage and
murder.
SPIES CAPTURED
A captured document alleged
~ proved that two months ago
English-speaking Nazi soldiers
were recalled from the front for
training for this special task.
American uniforms supposedly
were taken from American pris-
oners who were stripped. then
shot. Special courses we're held
for blowing up bridges and sup
ply dumps, etc. Belgium sup
posedly was infested by German
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Rowing Reporters

spies in Belgian uniforms or CIV
ilian clothes. Most of these spies
were captured, some already
shot.
On the face of it, 1t seems
strange that the Germans acted
so clumsily that most OF the spies
and saboteurs not only were
caught, but that Belgium and
France were thoroughly alarmed
and are now on wholesale
man-hunt. But il alarming the
Allies was the real goal of the
Nazis, they succeeded. That this
was their goal is indicated by the
German broadcast to Belgium in
which the population was asked
to flee for its life before you
are slain BY the onrushing Ger
mans. Don't stay in your towns
and villages. German armies are
using a horrifying new weapon.
Not a single human being will
remain alive where these wea-
pons are used"
Surely if surprise was intend
ed, such broadcasts would not
have been made. The intention
of war of nerves is obvious in
the enormous propaganda the
Germans make everywhere for
the new V-weapons which, &C
cording to them, are V-3 rock
cts of unbelievable force, though
smaller than V-2 Again, if the
weapon were supposed TO sur
prise, it would not have been de-
scribed so painstakingly by the
German staff.
HOPE TO CREATE PANIC
More examples could be given,
but all prove that the Germans
are less interested in surprise
than in shocking the civilian
populations behind our lines
Their hope of creating panic and
thus creating difficulties for Al
lied armies is not entirely un-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

bel Ankney Is unknown and that her
last known address was Continental.
Ohio. therefore on motion OF Neale &
Hirt. attorneys for plaintiff -
1T IS ORDERED, that defendant en-
ter her appearance in said cause on or
before three months from the date Of
this Order and that this Order be pub
lished or served according TO law.
ALTON ". NOE.
Circuit Judge.
NEALE & HIRT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 8
Lawyers Building. II
Mount Clemens. Michigan. -
A true copy:
EUNICE L. ROSE.
Chief Deputy Clerk.
January s.ls.23.3o: February
6,l3. 20-M. L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY
ANENE'X Dl.tntiff
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

CHESTER A. ANKNEY. Plaintiff.
MABEL ANKNEY. Defendant
No l46i5
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Az session OF said Court held IN the
Court Room in the City of Mount Glenn
ems on the 2Oth day of Decembe 1914.
Present: HONORABLE ALTON II.
NOE, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appe caring that the
present whe bouts OF defendant. M
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
The Prayer Of the
Lithuanian Refugees

One of the leading person
ages among the Lithuanian re.
fugees in the Austrian zone in
a letter, dated July %, 1915
writes:
eve are still threatened with
the possibility of being re-
turned and of being thrown in.
to the clutches of the red ter.
ror; intimidations to accept So.
Wet citizenship, which is alien
to us, continue. The only
weapon left for us against such
moral and mental torture is
prayer"
The following is a transla.
ton from Lithuanian of the
most popular prayer (abrid.
ged) among the refugees, com.
posed by Rev. V. Raiciunas, a
Roman Catholic priest, him.
self a refugee in Western Eu.
rope:
20 Lord God, Who didst
save the Chosen People from
the yoke of Egyptian slavery
and didst lead them to the
Promised Land, we beg Thee
return to us our country OF
Lithuania - free and indepen-
dent.
20 Divine Son, Jesus Christ
Who didst redeem this sinful
world by Thy Sacred Passion
and Who, after Thy glorious
Resurrection, dost reign ir
heaven, restore our beloved
Lithuania to the family OF
free nations.
20 Holy Mary, to WHOM, ou,
people have always been sc
devoted, come to the assistance
of our suffering Lithuania.
'Our Lady OF Vllnlus, queer
of Lithuania, Pray for your
distressed children.
'"St. Casimir, Patron of Lith.
uania, pray for your suffering
people. nc
CAL We saints and martyrs
Of our country, intercede fol
Your sorrowing Lith u a n i +
brethren. ...
Through the sufferings anc
death Of our brothers and sis.
ters under the Tsarist regime
save our native land, o Lord.
Through the merits Of the
martyrs massacred at Kraziai
save our native land, o Lord.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
Gryzo is keliones

Mr.. & Mrs. And. Kazakevi
ciai, Keystone Cafe savininkai
gryzo is ilgos keliones, kuris
atliko automobiliu rytinese val
stijose, aplankydami savo gi
mines ir draugus.
Jie pervaziavo Pennsylvania
West Virginia, New Jersey
New York ir Conn. valstijas.
Newarke aplanke broli Pet,
ra ir Antana Kazakevicius
Seymour, Conn, - p. Kaza.
kevicienes seseri ir vyra, Kat,
re ir Povila Atkociunus, kita
seseri ir svogeri Elzbieta il
Igna Lisajus ir broli Prana 81
pinska.
Waterbury viesejo pas save
draugus Edukevicius ir kitus
Ansonia, pas draugus Trake-
Illus ir kitus pazystamus. vi
sur buvo graziai priimti if u5
draugiskuma fr vaiSes Suomi
jiens visiems dekoja.
Kelioneje praleido dvi savai,
tes laiko, sugryzo pasitenkine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PIRMOS IMTYNES
SPALIU IL

Jack Ganson, Lietuvis imty
niu promoters, pradeda pir
mas sio sezono imtynes Centra
Armory, ketvirtadienio vaka
re, SpaliQ IL, il imtynes tesi'
Xxi Sausio 1916 metu. Centra
Armory randasi skersai gat
YES nuo Public Auditorium, tu
ri 800 vietu.
Pirna vakara imtynese da
lyvaus Bob (Strangler) Wag
ner; jo oponentu bus Earl Nc
Cready, BritV Imperijos sun
Klaus svorio canlpionas, 6 pc
du 2 coliu, sveria 245 sy.
Prize tQ bus kelios poros XII
tn zymiu imtiku. Tikietai pt
81, $50 ir 50 plus tax. Pra
dzia Sis vakare.
Clevelande Siuo tarpu randa
81 trys zymiausi Lietuviai i'm
tikai: pats Jack Ganson-kara
binas, Juozas Komaras, II til
ka gryzes is kariuomenes Pet
ras Baltrenas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
ANGLISkOS PAMOKOS

Pradines Angliskos kalbos
pamokos prasideda Spaliu 8 d.
Norwood Branch Library, 6401
Superior ave-, nuo l Xxi 3 val
po pietQ. Bus dvejos pamokos,
kiekviena du kartu savait6je,
pirmadieni ir treciadieni, kita
antradieni ir ketVirtadieni. Pa
mokas operuoja Clcvelando mo-
kyklu taryba dykai sio miesto
gyventojams.
Prize to, Citizens Bureau va
dovauja pilietybes pamokas
Norwood Library pirmadienio
vakarais nuo 7 Xxi 9 val. Cia
paruoSiama gavimui Amerikos
pilietybes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Rudeninis Operu Festivals
jau prasideda treciadieni, Spa
liu 10, kuomet San Carlo Ope-
ra Go. pastatys pirma is astuo-
niu operu, LA Traviata'. XII
toje vietoje Dirvoje rasite visa
populiariu operu surasa. Jose
dainuos eile zymiu dainininku
ir sveciu is Metropolitan ir
Chicago operu.
zymieii sveciai dainininkai
bus Zinka Milanov, Morell, Kip
mis- ir kit.
Tikietai nuo S1.20 Xxi $3.50.
Perstatymai' bus Music Hall,
Public Auditorium.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
KO MOTORISTAI
NEZINO

Nekurie motoristai Cleve-
lande skaito save labai gud-
riais ir gabiais, ir greitai va
zinedami sake jie gall sustab-
dyti savo AUTOMOBILE "ant de-
simtuko".
Kuomet motoristas susiduria
su pavojum vaziuodamas jis
turi zinoti kick laiko trunka
kuomet jis pamato pavoju Xxi
to punkto kada jis uzmina sa-
vo koja ant stabdzio pedalo. Sis
"reakcijos laikas' normaliai
geram vaziuotojui yra 3/4 Sc
kundos. Automobilis vaziuojan-
tbs 80 myliu j valanda praleks
33 pedas j tas 3/4 sekundos
Xxi stabdzio spaudimas prasi-
des. Paskui, reikia tureti min
tyje "stabdzio toll, ir stai ka
cia reikia patirti. Pc 80 my
liu valandai vaMuojant auto
mobilis praleks dar 1912 pedas
Xxi automobilis sustos. Tas
reiskia kad AUTOMOBILES praleks
isviso 82l2 pedas 80 myliu va
ziavimo greitumu Xxi visai su-
stos.
Kaip dabar galit matyti, di-
deli nuostoliai gall atsitikti ta-
me plote. Ma 0 karas vaziuo-
jantis greiciau negu 80 myliu
valanda praleks dar didesni
plota. IS Sic galite suprasti
kad yra nesamone manyti jog
gall sustoti "ant desimtuko".
reiskia, visai kaip ant vietos
Kurie automobilistai supras ta
skirtuma jie zymiai prisides
prie sumazinimo trafiko nelai
miu Clevelande.
Cleveland Police Dept
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
"White Elephant Sale"

The Garden Center of Great
er Cleveland surenge dideli is
pardavina visokiQ atlickamu
dalyku, pradedant Spaliu 81,
lr Lapkricio l, 2. Tai yra taip
vadinama ''The White Eleph-
ant Sale and Auction;', kurio
tikslas yra pagelbeti The Gar
den Center finansuoti jl me-
TIM programa. The Garden
Center yra labdaringa il mok-
slime organijacija ir save Incl
gas sudaro IS auku ir tokiu
suaukotu daiktu ispardaVimo.
Sis iSpardavimas bus Public
Auditorium per iris virs pa
minetas dienas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
PRADEDA DIRBTI

Thompson Products, Inc.
perima is valdzios didele dirb-
tuve, isstatyta Euclid, Ohio
l1ur buvo dirbama karo reik-
menys if kuria operavo ia, pa
ii Thompson Products, Inc.
Kompanija duoda valdziai
uz ta dirbtuve $4,500,000, nors
vaIdzia jos iSstatynui if iren-
ginui isleido apie $30,OO0,O00.
Nekurie darbai is senos dir
btuves perkeliami Euclid If
ten keliani nekurie darhinin-
kai. Taipgi dalis paleistu dar-
bininkQ is karo darbu saukia-
ma atgal j snaujai uzvedamus
darbus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
l.. K. MOTERU CHORO VAKARAS SPALlU 7

l.. K. Moteru Choras,
vadovaujamas Adelaide
Miliauskaites, rem gi asi
idomiam memo vakarui,
sekmadienl, S iu 7,
r., sv. N. P. parapijos
saleje.
Svarbi ir maloni sio
vakaro dalyve bus pia-
niste p. Biruta Smeto-
niene, kuri ispildys pia-
nu keleta graziu kuri-
niq. Laukiame visi.
Toliau, bus suvaidin-
ta komedija, "Vienas is
musu Turf Apsivesti";
prie to solo, duetu ir
kvartetu.
Pc programui tests
Sokiai Xxi velumai gros
A. Buknio orkestras.
Visas sio vakaro pelnas
skiriamas naujos bazny-
clos statymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Through the heroic deeds
and generous sacrifices of our
patriots, save our native land,
% Lord.
Through the courage and
fortitude of our Lithuanian
people during the horrors of
this war, through the heroism
and strength of our exiled
countrymen, victims of Boil
shevism and Naziism, save our
native land, @ Lord.
"Grant peace and liberty to
our native land, o lord, we
beseech Thee.
Grant that our Lithuanian
Vytis and our national banner
may wave once again over our
native land, O Lord, we be-
seech Thee.
Grant all the sons of Lith-
uania the grace always to de-
fend the ideals of freedom, O
Lord, we beseech Thee.
"Grant that in death our
bodies may rest beneath the
soil Of our native land, o Lord,
we beseech Thee.
Grant that our dear Lith-
uania may once again recover
her independence and sover-
eighty, we beseech Thee, O
Lord.
LET US PRAY
20 ALMIGHTY and comnasion-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
MIRI Al

MARCELLA LORENZ, 63 m.,
po tevais Yaceviciute, nuo
1889 T.. 65 ST., mire Rugs. 23,
palaidota Rugs. 26, Brooklyn
Heights kapinese.
Paejo is Kiduliu k, Suvalki-
jos. Amerikon atvaziavo 1902
metals.
Liko sunai: Albertas, Juo-
zas, Jonas ir Antanas.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Will
kelis Funeral Home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

fered oppression in past CEN
turies and being now banished
to foreign lands and deprived
of our ancestral homes, we, the
children of the Lithuanian ma
ton, earnestly implore Thee to
have mercy on us, to save our
country, to bring about the
triumph of Justice and peace"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
N,.AUJAS VYSKUPAS

Pirmadieni, Sv. Jono kated-
role buvo konsekruotas Vys-
kupu John P. Treacy, kuris pa
skirtas ko-adjutorium vysku-
pu j Lacrosse, Wis. Iskilme-
Sc dalyvavo ir ApaStaliskas
Delegates Arkivyskupas Cicog-
mani is Washingtono, kuris at
liko konsekravimo iSkilmes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

MIESTE jau pradeda pasi-
rodyti nauji pasazieriniai bu-
sal. Sic nauji busai turf Al
sedynes. Ju uzsakyta 25 ir
ju daugiau prades pasirody-
ii gatvese. Viena tokiu jau
isbande miesto taryba, pasi-
vazinedama juo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
bv WOODY COWAN

TT IETSON BALLETT Reno, New, awarded silver mcda
l. showed conspicuous gaanty holding submarine bay in the
Atlantic AS pilot Navy torpedo bomber that War Bonds helped
supply Baet PATROL sighted the German under craft
fully surfaced and Immediately action He let depth charges
baeketng and damaging the ship In the face of anti
he ae the submarine and then kept
stantly under surveillance. Treasury
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Buves Clevelando Mayoras
Harold H. Burton, Republiko-
mas, pirmutinis Prez. Truma-
no paskirtas U. S. Aukseiau-
sio Teismo nariu. Ta vieta
yra amzina. Burton vra 81
metQ amziaus, gimes Massa-
chusetts valstiioje. Primo Pa,
saulinio karo metu. jis tarna-
vo kapitonu y. S. armijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

SUM- savininkai turf laiky-
ii savo SUMS pririStus. Tas
patvarkymas manoma palikti
dar metams laikO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

CLEVELANDUI graso pie
no, ANGLES ir ledo isveziotoju
streikas. Pieno pristatytoju
unijos nariai streiko klaUsimu
balsuos Spaliu IS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

DUONKEPIAI Gle V Ella n d e
nauia sutartimi su kepyklomis
gauna S. savaiteje mokesties
daugiau. Duonos kama sake
nebus pabIanginta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

OHIO valstijoje randasi Z
is 80 diesel inzinu dirbtuviu
sioje Salyje. Patti didziausia
tn dirbtuviu yra Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

GAISRU IsVENGIMO
SAVAITE
Spaliu Z iki 13
Padekit Vengti Gaisru
Apziurekit Sutaisykit
Galimas degti vietas
Cleveland Fire Prevention
Bureau
c. w. Hall, Captain.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

LET US PRAY
20 Almighty and compassion
ate God, having patiently suf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Sour Grapes
Jap General Calls Loss
of Isles Trap for U. S.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is QNS)-
Gen. Yamashita, enemy
in the Philippines, set
a record for whistling in the dark
by announcing that the loss Of an
island or two in the Philippines
did not matter.
The Jap commander was quoted
by the BIC as saying:
Eve shall allow the Ameri-
cans to advance as far as pos
sible and then annihilate them
by tens Of thousands at a single
stroke"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
3 Billion Value
Of Month Output

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is tTNSt
The commerce department esti-
mated today that the value of all
manufactured goods delivered in
November was S13, 500, 100000.
"All the major industries i'm
the durable goods group showed
minor declines from October,
with the exception of the auto
mobile industry, which registered
a substantial advance during
the month";" the department
said, "as rejecting increased
deliveries of combat and motor
vehicles"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
TurfEflen
Jobs Open

II you have never heard of The
Race Track Job Dictionary" let it
be known at once that 1t is in no
way related 10 the racing forms,
beloved of those who follow the
sport OF kings.
Lots Of people have wondered
what is going to happen to race
track employees and followers since
the closing OF the tracks.
The Bureau of Manpower Utili-
zaton Of VINO has answered that
question with book bearing the
foregoing title.
SUITABLE OCCUPATIONS
A copy of the book has just
come into the hands Of Edward
L. Cushman, state director Of
VINO.
Employees displaced by clos
ing of local tracks may find
suitable occupations I'm our new
dictionary" Cushman said.
''Take the jockeys, for in
stance. Now a jockey should be
able to get an essential job as a
sheepherder, owpunche
teamste or hOrsebreaker.
THE horse trainer might
become veterinary hospital
attendant, a farm hand. stables
man or team boss. There are
many other occupations.
COULD-BE JOBS
THE placing judge, on the
other hand, could enter one OF
the inspection occupations. A
clOcker could be n tlme-study
man, a meter reader or a train
dispatcher.
a Handicapped could be a
director of various enterprises,
playground, welfare and recrea-
ton. So il goes through the
entire list"
The Detroit Racing Association
has been ordered TO report 10
Cushman 10 have ceiling set on
its employment. The ceiling.
CuShman said. will set a figure
that will permit only maintenance
and policing of race track prop
critics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Fudge Helps
HiSh Filters

CHICAGO, Jan. Is QNS)-
Army filters can go 5000 feet
higher without the use of an
oxygen mask by the use of a four
ounce package of fudge, gum,
chocolate drops, gum drops, fond
ant creams, icorice drops and
chocolate-coated peanuts. the Chi
cage quartermaster depot re-
ported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Raj Ready TO Blast
Japs When Nazis Quit

NEW YORK, Jan. Is QNS)-
The chief of the British air staff,
Sir Charles Portal, said today
that after the defeat of Germany
many Raj squadrons will move
east with Australian squadrons to
give their full attention to Japan"
the London radio reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
10 Jo Stinson S
Bride Vdnishes

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is (INS)
Joseph "Jo-Jo" Stinson, 60-year-
oldone-time state department aide,
today was looking for his bride
OF two weeks. the former Violet
Biddle of the Philadelphia Biddles,
who disappeared Sunday.
Violet was reported 10 have left
home TO visit friends in Florida,
but "Jo-Jo" wasn't satisfied with
this explanation and asked the
FBI 10 investigate. The govern
ment agency referred him TO local
police.
Stanson last night told report
ers he had asked the FBI 10 drag
the Potomac and look into the
morgue."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
AnYFRTIsFNrIsNT -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

sAcR0.ILIAc SUPPORTS
Made OF strong, pliable canvas.
with triangular pad regulated by
leather straps. Understands keep
belt in position.
MAYO" MODEL. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
ELASTIC HOSE.

Light in weight - two way
stretch for comfort 49, full-fash-
toned 10 look like normal hose
protected against runs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13
Who Is
Delinquent?
By RUTH TAYLOR

Today, wherever we turn, we find
the problem of juvenile delinquency
staringn US in the face We are all
deeply stirred by the attacks of hood
lums in our big cities. But-we can't
pass off hoodlumism as just the acts
Of children. Behind every child there
stands an adult. Every act Of juven-
lie delinquency convicts some adult
of neglect or indifference amounting
to criminal negligence.
Children are not born with sense
of right or wrong. 1t is the family
that has the first chance to civilize
the child. The kind Of behaviour a
child displays depends upon the kind
of adults after whom he has pattern
ed himself. And the adults cannot
dodge their responsibility or shift it
to the schools.
The other day | was talking to a
truant officer He said, There aren't
any bad children, but there are a
great many bad parents. They are lazy
or neglectful. They don't realize that
sending a child to school isn't enough.
They have to condition his attitude
towards the school and towards other
children. And they have to see to it
that he has spiritual food as well as
material In most of the cases | have
to investigate, | find that the parents
are unwilling to turn out on Sunday
or go to Church with their children.
They don't seem to see that religion
is one of the biggest necessities in
chld's life. It's the stick upon which
the vine has to grow"
Lack of religious and ethical train
ing is one of the greatest factors in
juvenile delinquency. If child has no
standards by which to grow, he is
cropping in the dark. If he learns it is
smart to dodge the law, that the only
sin is getting caught, he is on the
road to crime. If he hears his parents
living, he sees no reason for the truth.
1t at home he hears violent diatribes
against any group, whether it be of
religion, color, nationality or class,
his first impulse is to attack them.
The parents may be only careless or
thoughtless-but child believes what
he hears and takes it seriously. 1t
is from the home that hoodlumisrl
springs and it is in the home it can
be and must be stopped.
1t isn't the child alone that is delin-
quent. 1t is the parents who stand
convicted before the bar of public
opinion.
1t isn't4 just wave of delinquency
among children that is sweeping the
country and causing so much trouble.
1t is wave of delinquency among
parents. Let's. do something about the
delinquent parents-and jumenile de-
linglency will take care of itself!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-12-13

"Housing," he continued, Giles at
the core of our whole economy. Hous-
ing provides the very foundation Of
our standard of living. No matter
what is done, if we fail to launch
comprehensive attack on postwar
housing, an attack against repetition
Of past failures, an attack toward
clearly stated objective Of assuring a
decent home for every family, we can
not escape large scale unemployment,
we cannot avoid another obstructive
and disastrous depression"
Sound Solution Offered
The AFL head asserted that the
Wagner r-EIlender-Taft bill offers
solution of the housing problem which
is "sound, workable and thoroughly
consistent with every principle of
American enterprise in competitive
economy"
In ending his statement, Green told
the committee:
"The American Federation of La
Dor strongly supports the provision
of the bill, which it has long advo-
Gated, that all activities of the federal
government relating to housing be
consolidated in a single permanent
National Housing Agency. Under the
plan embodied in the bill the work
of planning programming and over
all policy would rest in the hands of
the National Housing Agency itself,
whereas the major operating respon
sibility would be placed in the hands
of the constituent agencies. War
time experience has demonstrated
that the efficiences and economies