Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
CIairIoyant Politicians


W WASHINGTON H. =. Our col
unniStS, editors, political slaves.
radio SpjclerS. and WiShful thinkers
seemed to observe the lirSt ami
NcrSary of Mr. Truman as PreSidcm
hN CChOing the "hClirt" that every
thing is going all right no one
need worry about the future of
America OF any other Nation
plus sort ot general acclaim that
they will liy" happily ever after"
The tulnmunistic challenges OF
tn" Soiirt must not he approved
The CoCkoNcd notions that new
ways OF making living IN the
United States without working Will
have to hr dumped INTO the sewer.
I'VE. the people" need To return
to defense OF the Republican and
Democratic systems ot Govern
mont, and 10 recognition of the
legitimate ri2his of Labor ana
capital" In short III" clairvoyantS
BAY" had their day. and The Future
OF America is unsafe in their
hands. America is still the land of
unlimited opportunities but Amer
leans Will have to got bach 10 the
old ways described as litc, liberty
and happiness In other words it's
hiGh time 70 stop hloNmg soap
bubbles. and chasing round after
ClalrNONaut politicians.
Know They Rest In Peace
To tens OF thousands OF American
families. during the war years.
came t"l"gtams from the War De
rartmcnt. we deeply regret To in
torn You
The Shock at III" loss ot a loved
one was soon followed 10y the rcali-
Idtlon that many Thousand miles
separated the family from the
burial place on forcicn soil. Tho
memories which the families held
;" dear were haunted hy the be
Nlldcrmcnt c0nCcrniuy the final
resting place aud the care of the
crave which could lac neither view
cd nor decorated horHlsr of dis
tanCc
cooperating with the Memorial
Division OF the Quarter Master
torpS, The American Lesion has
acted as a haven To those who seek
comfort in obtaining information
relating 10 tn" final resting place
of our war dead.
Each day into the Graves Regis
tratlon Division 0f the Legion come
requests from mothers. wives and
families letters asklnG. 'whcrc
Is he buried 2' was my son given
the last rights "'' was a chaplain
Of my sons faith present ." To
these troubled families goes apcr-
N"nal letter OF sympathy and all the
vital lntOmatIOn uhtHinahIc. Be
cause most ut the familie will never
he able 10 visit the army cemetery
Il picture GOES with each letter. The
picture of that sacred ground which
is part of America even though
II be surrounded hy torcIen soil the
final resting place of America :
war dead
hundreds OF thousands of dollars
has been set aside in a trust fun0
hN The American Legion which is
used exclusively for the decoration
ni overseas graves This assurance
to the families that the row ON row
~ WhIt" crosses and stars of David
VIII never be neglected or forgotten
Is fultillmcut of tho Iceion' <
plcd&" to CunSrcratc and Aanctify
th"Ir dcEoti0n to their fallen com
rddoS.
Hungry World
lI"rh"rt Hoover has told the
World that ono fourth of the entire
population ON this globe faces tine
sinister menace of hunger. VI,
Hoover recently expressed the
cplnlon that the crisis would pass
Wh'h ms years crops were har-
vested this Year. But there are
others who are croWdine orr own
Government in Washington to cX-
,'hG fatl"nlne aud the shipping OF
l"odStutts until the latter part OF
l947.
W" may quarrel. fuss and diSa
gre" hut the American proplp viii
meet their SpnnsibilitioS as Iona
as the need exists for shipping food
10 foreign lands.
Tops In Pleasure
When the RinglinG Brothers and
harnnm and Bailey Circus comes
I" Washington in May. Congress
VIII take its customary walk from
'he legislative chambers 10 the cir
Gus lot. II has been eyer thus
through the years when all the
R"oSeNeltS, the Woodrow Wilson's
ana other celebrities were sure to
hc among the cmminent persons
I"und IN front seats applduding the
elephants. antics of the clowns. the
horses, animals and the trapeze
performers. The Rineling Brothers
are the sole survivors in the big
circus world of today Way back in
! Roman times the circus MaXimus