davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24

tuace = byla dalekosahla a ne
NIUE nikdy byti dostatecne o.
cenena. Snad budoucnost tepr-
We spravne ocenf jeho zasluhy.
Jeho houzevnata osobnost, &C
fysicky mensl postavy a m1rne-
no hlasu a povahy, vyzaruje ne
co, co obycejnemu pozorovateli
MEDIA Sc byti dobfe mono wy
stihnouti. Jeho rozsahle vykla-
dy, svedc1c1 O hluboce proc1te-
mem myslenkovem proudu -
a zpGsob, jakym Sc dovede SOU
strediti a odborne problrati ka-
zdy slozity problem a vzorne
vystupovan1, cini hluboky
DOZEN ma Stroke jeho okolf.
Rychly prechod z chaosu,
ktery prosel Ceskoslovenskem
90 vypuzeni Nemcd pred rokem
a poradek, ktery tam brzy "a
vladl svedcf O dobre organizaci
ia dIkladne propracovane pri-
prave vladnfch organ1, ktere
hladce prevzaly 1kol do svych
|rukou. Jest co dekovati prozl-
ravemu duchu a dobremu 1sud-
ku, ktery vzdy dovedl konati to
prave v pravem okamziku.
Ceskoslovensko 81 veru niue
blahopfati, re ma Benese, je-
lhoz prozlravy 1sudek a svetove
pojetl vseho denf dovede pro
ICeskoslovensko zachovavati row
novahu mezi Zapadem a w
lchodem. Jak caste zd6raznil,
re jest nutno Sc opirati hospo-
Idarsky, socialne a politely o
lvelkeho vychodnfho souseda,
lslovanskeho bratra a spojence,
lSovetske Rusko, ale i pestovati
a utuzovati pTatelske styky Sc
zapadnimi demokraciemi, KITE
re mali tax dalekosahly vliv ma
svetove den1 v zapadni cast ze-
mekoule.
Radujeme sc mad zpravami
re stare ~vlasti, ktere nasvedcuji
tomu, re pres veskery nedosta-
tick a neporadek panujic1 vsude
v okoln1ch zemlch, - Ceskoslo-
vensko jest vedeno 1spesne ku
predu pres veskera 1skali. Pre-
lsident Benes Sc test neobycejne
popularite a cely narod stojf "a
nfmjednotny a svorny. Jest
podivuhodne, jak ceskosloven-
ske politicke strany, kterych bo-
hudlky jest daleko meme neil
pred valkou - cd tech nejra-
dikalnejs1ch levicak1 az do pra-
va = vsichni spolupracuj1 jed
notne pro dobro a blahobyt sta
III "a jeho veden1.
K jeho dvaasedesatym naro-
zeninam mu vsichni z pima srd-
&c prejeme vsechno to nejlepsi
a hlavne, ably byl zachovan ces-
koslovenskemu narodu pc dlou-
ha budouc1 leta.
FRANK J. ROSNER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24

Ceskoslovensky lid, ktery pro-
sci tolikerym utrpen1m We svych
d6jinach, byl vzdy opravdu sta
stem We vyberu svych vddcd,
kterf jej vedli vsemi uskallmi
jeho existence.
Nynejsim generacim jest nej-
znamejs1 = uz Cd prvni sveto-
We valky = triumvirat Masa-
ryk, Benes a stefanik, kteri spo-
lecne a svorne polozili zaklad
CeskOslovenske r%epublice, zno-
vuvzkrfseni ceskoslovenskemu
statu, ktery obyva jednu z nej-
krasnejslch zem1 sveta.
Jestlize vsak Presidents svo-
boditel T. c.. Masaryk vnuknul
myslenku samostatnosti a byl
vzpruhou a hlavnim cinitelem k
uskutecnenl tohoto nejzadouc-
nejsiho cile, a Rotislav Milan
Stefanik byl zeleznym poj1t-
KEN bratrskeho slovenskeho Ii
du, ktery privedl jej do sjedno-
ceneho utvaru, president Ed
ward BeneS, jakozto zvoleny "a
stupce lidu, prevail odkaz sve-
no predchGdce a r1zen1 veci pro
dobro celeho naroda.
Kdyz Ceskoslovensko bylo O.
samoceno pc Mnichow, ably "a
branil zbytecnemu prolevahi
krve, ustoupil docasne, by z IL
stranf a S krvacej1clm srdcem
sledoval porobu a ponfzeni IL
du = jsa takrka bezmocen v
teto dobe podniknouti cokoliv k
jeho Zachrane.
Ale milostivy osud, ktery no
vyrval re spar1 nacistick6, s1le-
ne radlcf bestie, zachoval no
pf1tomnym generac1m ,ktere n.y.
nj pine chapou jeho snahy a CT
lie. Stastnou nahodou, podafi!o
Sc mu byti cinnym, propagacne
a organizacne prave tam kde
to melo nejvets1 vyznam, a slice
napfed zde v Americe, pax ia
ko vedoucf prozatmfni vlady v
Londyne, a pc te i kratce v So
vetskem Rusku. Vsude sc sty-
kal S celnymi statnfky, politiky
a vudci a nezahalel ami chvilku,
ably nepracoval ma znovuosvo-
boZen1 Ceskoslovenska.
Name nam vyvstava ma mysli
doba, kdyz prijel do Spojenych
StatG a jak jsme no nadsene Vi
tall ma newyorske radnici, kdy
|tehdejsi starosta LaGuardia he
oficielne privltal a Sc slzami v
oc1ch, jmenem vseho obyvatel-
stva slibil pomoc a podporu.
Jak nas1 krajane slzeli radostf,
re no NELL mezi sebou, ale i Ia
lostf mad krutym osudem ktery
postihl Ceskoslovensko a zpnso-
bill, re musil pryc.
Pr iedne konferenci S MIN Sc
skupinou zastupcn - vyborem
Vseslovanskeho svazu, dojal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Slovansky Sized koncem roku
" Belehrade.

Praha (CTK) = Pod pred
sednictvfm 1radujfciho m1sto-
predsedy Slovanskeho vyboru v
Praze vyslance Maxy konala Sc
v Praze cd 7. do II. kvetna kon-
ference delegate Slovanskych
vyborG. Prvnl povalecny Slo-
vansky Sized Dude Sc konat v
Belehrade koncem roku 1916.
u pTilezitosti 100. vyroci prvn1-
no Slovanskeho sjezdu, ktery
Sc konal r. 1848, Dude svolan do
Prahy J~ubilejni Slovansky
Sized r. 1913, k nemuz Sc w
mali zacft konat pr1pravy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Csl. zahranicni 1stav pfipravu-
je kalendar pro zahranicni
kraiany.

New York (CTK) = Csl. "a
hranicnf 1stav v Praze pripra-
vuje ma rok1947 vydanf kalen-
dare pro zahranicn1 krajany.
Kalendaf ponese jmeno "Sla-
VIM a jeho redakci byl povefen
ministersky rada DIR. Jos. Fill
brecht, pred valkou pTednosta
pro budovani a veden1 csl. skol
v zahranici v ministerstvu skol-
stvi a narodni osvety.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24

Praha (CTK) - Ceskosloyen
ska postovnl delegace We Stok-
holme pozadala O prostfedko-
van1 nakupu barev a papiru pro
fisk csl. znamek. Svedska pos
sprava prenechala Cesko-
slovensku cast tohoto materialu
re svych zasob a zadala, ably to
bylo prijato jake dar ma dIkaz
dobre vile pomoci csl. postovni
sprave v dnesnlch tezkostech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24

mas prltomnostl a proz1ravost1 a
Iukladal nam ma srdce jak dGle-
Tito a nutno jest pro vsechny
ISlovany Sc semknouti uzeji a
|spolupracovati ma spolecnem pc
stupu v budoucnosti. Mile pre-
kvapil zastupce ruskeho a jiho-
slovanskeho, S nimiz plynne po-
hovoTil v jejich rodnem jazyku.
Tehdy nam jasnovidecky zd1-
|raznil, re nadchazf doba pro
Slovanstvo zaujmouti vedoucf
stanovisko We svetovem den1.
PAX prichazely nezapomenu-
|telne dny - slavnosti ma Cesko-
lslovenskem pavilone ma Sveto-
I've vystave. Ceskoslovensky den
ma Randalls Island, odkud mel
rozhlasem jednu z prvnfch reel
k celemu svetu - tudlz i svemu
narodu do stare vlasti, ably jej
povzbudil, by n%eztracel nadeje
a odvahy a setTil 81 silly az ma
dejde vhodny cas-. Nasledovala
|imposantnl schIze Madison
Square Garden, nescetne pred
nasky a verejna vystoupen1 pc
|cele Americe.
I jeho chot, PAM Hama Bene-
Isova, lined pc SVEN prfjezdu
|obstastnila svojf pritomnosti
|skvelou recepci uspofadanou ma
ljeji pocest Americko-Ceskosl
venskou Obchodni Komorou v
New Yorku, v prvotr1dnfm no
itelu Waldorf-Astoria, ktery Sc
|pozdeji stall bydlistem a 1radov-
nou pana presidenta.
Byly to vzacne dny, kdyz ma
|Ceskoslovenskem velvyslanectvi
We Washintgone byly usporada-
ny recepce ma jeho pocest, a
kdyz jsme sc mohli S MIN pote-
siti a pokochati jeho pr1tomnos-
ii mezi Mani. PAX, kdyz jsme
no poslouchali recniti kongre-
Sc a senatu Spojenych Stat6, to
Iisme vedeli, re name pred Sc
bou jednoho z velikanG dnesni
dolby, a re jsme prftomni histo-
ricke udalosti, ma kterou bude-
me dlouho v%zpominati a kterou
nam mnozi budou zavideti.
PozdeI, kdyz odesel do Lon
dyna, ably prevail vedenf pro
zatimnf vlady, postradali jsme
no Size zde, ale vsude byly pa
trny stopy, jeho cinnosti. Spo-
lecne S Janem Masarykem byli
nejcinnejsfmi preparatory de-
mokratickeho, zdraveho Cesko-
slovenska, a dovedli pfesvedciti
Ii skeptiky, re ceskoslovensky
narod jest jednotny a svorny, a
nikoliv jak no mnozi povazova-
Ii, "a r~oztrzeny nebo rozdeleny
ma dive cast.
VLondyne vsak oficielne Wy
vinuta cinnost a ochrana zajmG
ceskoslovenskych, i Ia tech po-
INERT a mnohdy choulostive ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Rockefellerova nadace vyslala
do Prahy lekafskeho odbornika

Praha (CTK) " Praze dli
DIR. Donald Sheehan, dekan le-
kafske fakulty newyorske uni
versity, ktery byl povefen Roc
kefellerovou nadac1, ably prostu
doval organised vychovy leka-
ia v Ceskoslovensku a podal ma
vrhy ma jeji zdokonalenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Presidlenie Cechov a Slovakov
Y Rumunska.

Bradshaw (cTK) = "Hlas
Prace" plse 8. maja, re Cesko-
slovensky zahranicny ustav pri-
pravuje presfdlenie Cechov a
Sovakov z Rumunska, pc celeJ
dial'ke rumunskych zapadnych
hranic, i z inych cast Rumun-
ska. Hl'adaj1 sa pre- Mich Who
dine sidla v pohranicnych kra-
joch Ceskoslovenskej republiky
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Csl. vyznamenani sovetskym
dHsto jnikHGm zdravotni sluzby.

Praha (CTK) = Csl. ministr
zdravotnictv1 dir. Prochazka wy
znamenal We stredu, Is. kvetna
osm d1stojnik1 zdravotnl sluz-
by Rude armady csl. valecnym
krfzem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
|ceska academic we'd a umeni
podporuje pozadavek pFipojeni
Terstu k Jugoslavii.

Praha (CTK) - Ceska aka
demie we'd a umenf pTipojila Sc
pf1pisem zaslanym jugoslavske-
velvyslanectvf k prohlaseni
jugoslavskych universit a kul-
turnich INSTRUCT, ktere pozadu-
il pripojenf Terstu k Jugoslavii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
9. kysten a %. srpen svatecni
div " cSR.

Praha (CTK) = Prozatlmnl
Narodnf shromazdenf prijalo 7.
kvetna osnovy zakona, jimiz Sc
prohlasujf 9. kveten vyrocf O.
svobozenych ceskych zemi, a
20. srpen, vyrocf slovenskeho
povstanf, "a dny pracovnfho
klidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
timto ~telegramem:

"VaS blahoprejny telegram
csl .armade k vyrocl naseho O.
svobozeni mas dojal jake projev
Vaseho pratelstvf a naseho spo-
lecneho kamaradstv1 We zbrani.
Csl. armada nikdy nezapomene
tech. ktefi il vysvobodili z ma
cistickeho otroctvi a je presved-
cena. re S takovymi opravdovy-
mi prateli nebude jiz nikdy stat
samotna prot nemeckemu ne
pratelstv1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Delegace z Kozlan u presidenta
ReneSe.

Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes prl-
delegaci Obcanske zalozny
2 Kozlan, delegaci Vseobecne-
no druzstevnlho svazu a Vseo-
peneznfho 1stTedl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Provolani UstFedni rady odbori
K volbam.

Praha (CTK) - Ustredni ra-
da odborG vydala provolan1 wy
zyvajlci clenstvo a vSechen pra-
cuj1cl lid k rozvaze a dGstojno-
sti pfi volbach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
CeiIonu zarucena nova
konstiutce.

Londyn. = Laboristicka Via
da oznamila velkou reformu We
slozen1 sve rise - novou 1stavu
pro kolonii Ceilon. Ustava OBJ
sahuje pT1slib prfpadneho domi-
nialniho statusu pro tento O.
strov, bohaty ma prlrodnl lozis-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Dalsi podniky, ktere budou pre-
neseny ma Slovensko.

Praha (CTK) - Pfedsednic-
two csl. vlady schvalilo sezuam
dalsfch podnikG, ktere budou
preneseny ma Slovensko. Jsou
to zejm6na podniky dTevozpra-
cujicf, kovoprGmyslove, ruka-
vickarske, chemicke, textilnf a
graficke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Zastupce reditele UNRRA
" Praze.

Praha (CTK) - We stredu,
Is. kvetna priletel do Prahy Sir
Humfrey Gale, zastupce gene
ralnlho redtiele UNRRA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24

Praha (CTK) - V posled-
Mich dnech bylo nalezeno diva
cate lidicke dite. Jeho matka
Anna Korecka zije a otec byl
zavrazden v Lidiclch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Novy pobocnik americkeho vo-
jenskeho ataSe " Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Vojenske-
mu atase ma prazskem americ-
KEN velvyslanectv1 byl pTidelen
pobocn1k poruc1k Arthur APP
pert.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Madarsky parliament odhlaso-
val dohodu o vymene obyvateP
stva " Ceskoslovenskom.

Brtislava (CTK) = Madar-
sky parliament, zasluhou mini
sterskeho predsedu Maya dina
IA. maja, t. j. v 1torok, odhla-
soval konecne schvalenie doho-
.dy O dobrovol'nej vymene oby-
vatel'stva medzi Ceskosloven-
skou Republican a Mad'arskom.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Csl. nabytek do Angle.

Praha (CTK) - Prvnf do
davky nabytku z Ceskosloven-
ska do Angle sc ocekavaji v
cervnu anebo zacatkem cerven-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Letecka linka Praha-Amstero-
dam-New York.

Praha (CTK) - Cd FL. kvet-
ma Dude zahajena prlma letec-
ka doprava z Prahy pres Am
sterodam do New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Delegati Vseslovanskeho vybo-
ru " Bratislave.

Praha (CTK) = DELEGATE
Vseslovanskeho vyboru z Mos
kvy pfijeli 1tery, IA. kvetna
do Bratislavy.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
Housework for husbands controversy

object to and that is the trivial
air that runs through it.
"The whole approach of
'1ambs and lions" and well
trained husbands" is In my
mind incorrect. On the WOnl-
ans page of the Chicago Star
/ hoped to find an article seri-
ousIy dealing with many of the
problems which face women to-
day.
II think a husband who has a
sufficient understanding of the
role his wife should play in ac-
tivities outside the home as well,
should help with the housework,
dishes etc.
"Such person has risen above
the standards of a well-trained
husband and is not doing any ia
vors, nor should he be thanked
any more than he thanks you
when the house is clean or the
kids safely tucked in bed for the
night. He is merely accepting the
responsibility which has always
been his.
THAT many or even most
husbands prefer to share this
responsibility illustrates their
lack of understanding and ap-
probation of their wives and
families.
From PAUL STEELE, must
clan: Il think that husbands
should help in the homework,
especially if the wife is working.
For instance they can both Go
the dishes after supper. On week
ends when both are home, they
can again share in whatever
cleaning up, etc. needs to be
done. Husbands who make their
wives do all the homework are
just coasting along on a custom
established in feudal times"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

"Lady is yoar husband
house-broken? Does he do his
share of the household chores,
like a 1ombg Or does he rear
like an uncooperatiUe lion, de
maad the best of SerU,ce aud
then sink back a0ith has feet
on the sofa and read has pa
per tuhile you s'aUe oUer the
hot stoUe?"
In the August 3 issue, the Chi.
cago Star Home" page published
the whole of this provocative ar
ticle by Dorothy Chase, headlin-
ing it Recommended house
work for husbands. Since that
time many readers have written
in expressing their views on the
subject.
Here are few of the COM
ments. Let's have some more!
From GERALDINE LIGHT
FOOT, housewife: "Just word
on the Home" page. On the
whole I've enjoyed reading it
very much. This week too. To
Dorothy Chase who wrote House.
work for husbands" I nave this
to say. Until she got to the last
paragraph it was good.
But it must be remembered
that most of the women who
read the Star have husbands
not in a nice cool office but a
dirty hot factory, shop or mill.
The ending didn't fit the rest
of the article"
= ~ Il
From VIRGINIA G u S S e.
housewife: Although / agree
with most of the ideas put forth
in your article, "Housework for
husbands" there is one thing l
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

shelter, clothing, is a stable rela-
tionship between the father and
mother. Imitation plays a large
part in setting the example for
working together for the good of
the group. Parents who are in
frequent discord confuse their
children and divide their loyal.
ties. The secure child feels the
unity and strength of his family
group, and his Importance as a
member of it, through receiving
adequate love and attention from
his parents.
Parents should respect the
child as person and accept him
Fundamentally all of the time
not only when he is good. File
should not feel that he is loved
only if he conforms to their ex-
pectations if you want him to
learn to think for himself with
out fear of losing security.
Ito be continued
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
Cleveland nursery
opens its doors as
mothers pitch in

OF Is WARTIME nurseries,
only the Cleveland school is now
taking care of children of work.
ing mothers.
Mothers are fully supporting
the nursery on a cooperative
basis without any of the much
called for aid from federal, state
or city treasures.
Shut down for lack of federal
funds on June 80, Cleveland
nursery at $3.50 N. Albany re.
opened July Is through the eff
forts of working women who
urgently needed day care centers.
Former war emergency nurseries
at Prussing, Stockton and La.
fayette grammar schools are al
so trying to reopen on a coopera-
tive basis, y
THE MOTHERS were wonder
full in the fight for the nursery.
They kept having meetings" de-
clared Miss Culley. director of
the Cleveland school. 1T was UP
to them whether the school could
reopen or not"
BY upping the tuition rates for
each child from SO to $3.50, the
group of nearly 40 women met
the nursery budget. Permission
was obtained to use facilities at
Cleveland grammar school, where
the nursery had operated for
nearly two years under Board OF
Education supervision before fed.
eral funds were withdrawn.
APPROXIMATELY SO young
sters ranging from two to six
years of age play at the nursery
daily from 8 am. to 5 pm. Super
vised by Miss Culley and Erna
Kruger, both widely experienced
teachers, the children play out
doors, have a music period, story
hour, hot noon meal and a two
hour nap.
Cleveland nursery has solved
some of its problems temporarily,
says Miss Culley. by reopening.
But we still need community en-
dorsements in order to help US
organize our fight for action by
the Board of Education.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
DURING THE RECENT u

week strike her good and vel
fare committee did an excellent
job Of securing temporary jobs,
medical assistance, and food for
the strikers families.
At the present Mrs. Huff is
busy working with local 125 to
organize a good and welfare
committee for its membership in
addition to organizing ladies'
auxiliary of her own local so that
wives of members and women
workers in the shop can have a
functioning group of their own.
In addition to her union work,
Mrs. Huff finds time to lead the
LV.L organization in the 5th
ward and to participate in the
activities of the Ladies Aid of
st. Phillips Lutheran Church.
The National Negro Congress, in
its present membership drive,
has Mrs. Pope for an executive
on its steering committee.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07

top. During the war she took a
job as an arc welder at the
Mccormick works of Internation-
al Harvester. Mrs. Huff is very
proud of the fact that she was
the only Negro trained for weld
ing and proudly displays PIC
ture of herself in overalls, work
gloves, badge, and welding hood.
She was elected shop stew
ard soon after entering the plant
and worked her way up to the
responsible position of chairman
of the Committee of 100" - a
committee composed of the key
people in the shop.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-07
Parents can aid in developing
outlook in children

about the things which are bad
for them.
1t is not SO far from the pre-
school child to the seasoned I'M
ionist. And it is in the family
that the child absorbs patterns
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Take a lo4u
Beo Huff builds
record as "one
woman union"

BEATRICE HUFF'S record in
Local 108 of Farm Equipment is
a challenging one even to the
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leadership.
Although only
in the shop for
t h T e e years,
Mrs. Huff has
risen to tn e
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for adult behavior. What can par
ents do in these formative years
to lay the foundation for the
highest kind of citizenship in
their children?
Of first importance, after food,
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Hoses chlza1 AehouSoa:
by ANNE BRADLEY

THE CURRENT CROP of
magazine articles on juvenile de-
linquency inspired by the Heir
ems case have caused many par
ents to worry about how their
own children will turn out.
When a young person goes
bad," he is rebelling against So
ciety. Sometimes it's due to poor
environment conditions which eX-
list because parents don't know
any better. These conditions can
be alleviated through education.
However most of the causes OF
juvenile delinquency are eco
nomic factors such as inadequate
housing, crowded neighborhoods
and poor home conditions. These
are evils deeply rooted in our so
ciety. The everyday needs Of
most people are denied although
we have great natural and hui
man resources available to fiji
all requirements. Surely, this is
justified cause for rebellion.
AND so 1T is NOT enough to
do everything to prevent our
children from becoming delin-
quent-only to see them turn out
good" and complacent of the
status quo. The percentage of
delinquents is small as compared
to the numbers who do nothing
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-31
BOND AVERAGES
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 30-(P)-The
new government feed grain order
generally was about what most
brokers expected but they still
dealt somewhat timidly in the fut-
ures market today, awaiting addi-
tional developments in Washington.
There seemed little likelihood
that the provisions of the pace bill,
which is an amendment to the
wage measure, would ever reach
the stature books.
Several brokers have expressed
favor of the measure, which would
include farm labor costs as factor
in the parity price formula. 1t was
understood that President Truman
has said he would, veto the entire
bill if it reached his desk with the
pace provisions attached.
Scattered offerings of oats found
a slow demand most Of the time
today, but fairly active buying of
rye held prices of the grain with
no narrow fluctuations and had
some effect in steadying oats.
Over High Low Close
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AFZ Appeals For Early Return
To Collective Bargaining Plan

WASHINGTON, March 30.-P)-
The American Federation of labor
called tonight for a return to the
stabilizing responsibilities of col
lective bargaining as rapidly as
possible
THE discretionary power exer-
cised by the government over
wage rates and reliance upon for
mulas has developed tendencies
that are not wholesome" said a
bulletin issued by ALL president
William Green.
The bulletin, a summary of AF'L
activities in 1945, was prepared in
place of the usual executive coun-
ell report, omitted last year be-
cause of cancellation of the feder-
atoms convention due to wartime
travel restrictions.
1t included the financial report
Of secretary treasurer George
Meany for the fiscal year ended
August 31,1945. Meany reported
total receipts from all sources as
81, 407, 1916 and total expenses Of
81, $40, 40135 The federation bal
ance on hand was given as $2,0S7,'
021.
Total membership on August 81
was reported as 6,931, 221. The re-
turn of John L. Lewis United
Mine workers to the AFL has in
creased the total by some 100000
since the total was added up.
Green prefaced his comment on