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ryt. Vokietija ar pradeti nauja
taikos kampanija.
EkOnOminiai klausimai - vieni
svarbiuju

svarbiQju
Ottavoje dar tebevyksta At
lanto Pakto tarybos pasitarimai
,Kanados parlamento rumuose
zada inesti 81 ta naujo j Europos
gynybos problema ir isaiskinti
ginklavimosi ir krastu ukio ry-
sius bel infliacijos pavojus. Ry-
sium SUI ginklavimosi, daugely
Europos krastu sumazejo eks-
portas, pakilo kainos, sumazejo
civiliniams reikalams gaminiu
produkcija, pakilo darbininku
reikalavimai pakelti uzdarbius.
Atsirado infliacijos gresme.
Daugelis Europos ekonomistu
cia atsakomybe prikisa Ameri-
kai = jie teigia, kad JAW tu-
retQ pasirupinti lygiu zaliavu
paskirstymu ir leisti vesti pre-
kyba su sovietiniais rytais. Jie
reiskia daug baimes del JAW
kongreso nutarimu apkarpyti
ekonomine pagalba Europai. sio-
je konferencijoje, be uzsienio
reikalQ, dalyvauja ir IL krastu
finansu ministerial pabrezia,
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dl DuSlIIlQ dSIllelllIllQ, pdfIlfllt
ar kitokiu sumetimu ir tyra
vienijanciu Lietuvos vardu.
- Ar didziuju laisvojo pa
saulio tautu politikoj siandier
jauciamas didesnis demesys pa
vergtq tautu problemoms, neg,
kick anksciau?
- Demesys pavergtu tautl
problemoms Wis aiskiau ir dau
giau jaueiamas. Lengva yr;
konstatuoti, kad, laikui begant
situo atzvilgiu didziuju valsty
biu laikysena igyja Wis ryskes
niu formu. Galima speti, kat
prie sitokios evoliucijos yra pri.
sidejes du veiksniai:
1.Isitikinimas, kad negalima
priesintis Sovietu Sajungos eks,
pansijai ir is viso kovoti su So
vietais politinej plotmej, jei bus
bojama morales desniu, kuriais
yra grindziama demokratija tick
vidaus, tick tarptautiniuose san
tykiuose, gi sovietai savo laiky-
sena, brutalisku sutarciu lauzy-
mu, agresija ir teroru nuolat
tuos morales desnius pazeidzia,
kadangi visa ju politikos esme
sudaro nuolatinis tu desniu ne
bojimas;
2. Antras veiksnys yra Wis
didejas supratimas, kad visos
eiles nepriklausomu valstybiu ir
ju gyventoju pavergi-
mas is sovietu puses ne tiktai
trukdo Europos ir viso pasaulio
sutvarkyma, bet gresia paciu
didziuju valstybiu saugumui ir,
galu gale, egzistencijai. stai del
ko Lietuvos ir kitu sovietu pa
vergtu valstybiu likimas issau-
kia didziosiose valstybese, tick
ju viesojoj nuomonej, tick val
dzios sluogsniuose Wis daugiau
simpatijos. Galima butu net pa
sakyti, kad toji simpatija pra-
deda igyti tam tikro solidarumo
SUI lietuviu ir kitoms pavergtoms
tautoms. Tas solidarumas poll
tikos srity pradeda reikstis Wis
konkretesniu budu. Visa tai cia
gall mus paskatinti deti visas
galimas pastangas stiprinti mu-
su darbui Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybei atstatyti ir padeti musu
tautai kraste, kuri nepalygina-
mu ir kietu pasiryzimu kovoja
del savo laisves.
sia proga svarbu priminti, kad
mes, gyvena uzsieny, ir krastas,
zinotumem, jog lietuviu tauta
ir jos siekimas atstatyti savo
nepriklausoma valstybe nera di-
dziuju valstybiu uzmirstas, O
antra, kad sovietai kariniu at
zvilgiu yra daug silpnesni uz
tuos, nuo kuriu priklausys is
mintingas pasaulio sutvarkymas
ir jo, taigi ir Lietuvos, likimas.
Didziojoje spaudoje, kai
kalbama Lietuvos, Latvijos ir
Estijos temomis, itin megstama
sias iris sovietq pavergtas vals-
tybes vadinti b a ii k u m u.
Ar sitokiu soliedinimu nenorima
isreiksti siq triju valstybiq fe-
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Kas nutarta Washingtone

Sovietams tebelaikant savo
kontroleje rytine Vokietija tai
kos sutartis su suvienyta ir su-
verenine Vokietija dar nera ga
lima sudaryti = tad buvo sic
kama parengti vad. taikos susi-
tarima. Pc penkiu dienu pasi-
tarimu JAW valstybes sekreto-
rius Acheson, britu uzsieniu Sc
kretorius Morrison ir prancuzu
uzsieniu reikalu minister's Schu-
man savo slaptuose pasitarimuo-
sc padare visa ellie nutarimu,
kurie neabejotinai lures daug
itakos santykiams su sovietais
ir is viso padeciai Europoje ir
pasauly. Nutarta YAK. Vokieti-
jai suteikti pilnas suverenines
teises, suteikti jai teise apsi-
ginkluoti ir prisideti prie YAK.
Europos gen. Eisenhowerio va
dovaujamQ gynybos pajegu.
Kada Vokietija pasauks
naujOkus?
Washingtone laimejo prancu-
~ palaikoma teze - negali butt
vokieciu tautines armijos ir ne
reikalingas vokieciu generalinis
stabas. Vokieciu daliniai numa-
toni ijungti j daugelio tautu
"Europos Armija" - ia sudary-
sia Prancuzijos, Vokietijos, TIA
lijos, Belgijos ir kitq kariu kon-
tingentai. Visai siai armijai va
dovaus gen. Eisenhower. Reikia
pastebeti, kad, pagal New York
Times, JAW kariniu sluogsniu
nuomone, tokia europine armija
susidursianti SUI ivairiais SUM-
kumais, pirmoje eileje kalbos,
vadovybes ir pristatymu srity-
Sc. Amerikieciai esmeje prieme
prancuzu plana, pageidauja dvie-
ju dalyku - pirma, leisti Bon
nos vyriausybei paciai nustatyti
naujoku pasaukimo j europine
armija laika ir, antra, prizes su-
darant pacia armija amerikie-
ciai turetu tuos vokieciu nau-
jokus apmokyti. Tai klausimai
dar reikalingi platesniu pasita-
rimu.
Vokietijos suveriniteto klau-
simais nesusidurta su didesniais
priesingumais - okupacine val
dzia numatyta atsaukti, nors
saugumo kariniai daliniai ir to-
.liau liks Vokietijoje. Okupacinis
statusas bus pakeistas atitinka-
ma sutartimi, kuri vokieciu fe-
deraline respublika igalins ture-
ii laisvas rankas uzsienio ir vi
daus reikaluose. Wis delto, sa-
jungininkai pasilieka sau tokias
teises: valdyti toliau yak. Ber-
lyna, tariffs su sovietais suvie-
nijimO klausimais, laikyti dali
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PO PASITAR|MU
Lozoraiciu baeus pasitarmu

Rugsejo II diena, truke de-
STINT dienu, baigesi pasitarimai
Lietuvos Diplomatijos Sefo min
st. Lozoraicio su VLIKo atsto-
vais del glaudesnio bendradar.
biavimo. Ta proga DIRVOS ben.
dradarbis kreipesi Lietuvos
Diplomatijos Sefa, kuris mielai
sutiko atsakyti j pateiktus klau-
sinus.
LietuviSkajai visuOmenei
butu idomu patirti, kaip vyko
Lietuvos DiplomatijOs sefO su
VLIkO atstOvais pasitarimai il
kokios lauktinos praktiskos pa.
sitarimu pasekos?
- PasitarimuOse, kuriuos as
ir einas atstovo pareigas V. Ii
linskas turejome su VLIKo de-
legacija, sekmingai vadovauja-
ma J. Norkaicio, pirmiausia bu-
vo siekiama praktiSku klausimu
isaiSkinimo, t. Y. nustatymo
Diplomatines Tarnybas ir VLIKo
bendradarbiavimo budu uzsie-
nio reikalu srity. PasitarimQ is
davoj pasiekta konkreciu bel
teigiamu reZultatu. Mes esame
susitare, kad as tarsiuos su
VLIKo politine komisija Nisais
politines bel diplomatines veik-
los klausimais, liecianciais mu-
sQ tautos laisvinima IS sovietU
okupacijos ir musu valstybes
nepriklausomybes atstatyma de-
mokratiniais pagrindais. AS tt
kiuos, kad Sitas nuolatinis ben
dradarbiavimas, kuriame daily
vaus mano kolegos Lietuvos at
stovai, bus nasus ir naudingas
Lietuvos laisves bylai, kuri yra
vyriausias imperatyvas musu
visu veiklai, principams ir jaus-
mans.
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- Butu idomu patirti, ar pa
sitarimuOse nebuvo susidurta su
kuriais nOrs sunkumais, kliu-
dziusiais susitarti?
- Galima pasakyti, jog pasi-
tarimai uztruko deSimt dienu,
y. bent kick ilgiau, kaip kad
as pradzioje maniau. Pasitari-
mu eigoje teko neretai susidur-
ii su tam tikrais laiks nuo laiko
iSkylanciais sunkumaia Jie la
bal zymioj daily yra sutvarkyti
tue budu, kuri esu minejes. Xiii
klausimai, kuriu nespejome is
aiSkinti ligi gallo, bus VLIko ir
mano svarstomi veliau. AS vi
liuose, kad ir jiems bus galima
rasti praktiska ir ismintinga
sprendima. Mano isitikinimu
ivykes susitarimas ir tai, kas
bus sutarta ateity, lures pada-
ryti musu politine veikla uzsie-
ny tampresne, tikslingesne, o
taip pat lures pasalinti nelygu-
mus, tam tikra veikimo parale-
lizma ir nepakankama kontakta,
kas lig siol kai kada pasireiks-
davo. Musu tautos aukojimasis
priesinantis sovietu okupacijai
ir Lietuvos valstybes interesai
tebunie visados vyriausiu ista-
tymu, mus visus iskelianciu
auksciau bet kuriu dabartinip
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DIRVOJ GALIMA GAUTI
nauja knygele vaikams Lanes
pasaka" ($1.1O), J. Krumino ro-
manas 'Naktis virsum Strides"
($1.5O) ir v. Peteraicio mazasis
lietuv. angl. zodynas ($2.OO).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Funeral Services for Magnus Hansen Sef Tuesday at 2p. m.

Masonic funeral services for Jens Magnus Hansen, 64-year-old Juneau fisherman will be held Tuesday at 2 pm. in the Scottish Rite Temple by officers of the Mount Juneau Lodge, No. AT, F. and AM. with interment in the Hansen family plot in Evergreen Cemetery.
 He died Aug. 25 aboard the boat of his son, Harold of Long Beach, Calf, while fishing off the Mexican coast.
 MT. Hansen was born May 20, 1887 in Rodoy, Norway and went to Tacoma, Wash. in 1910. He came to Juneau the following year. He en- gagged in fishing for 40 years.
 He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Amelia Hansen of Juneau, three daughters, Mrs. H. B. Chambers of Fairfax, Va; Mrs. Roy F. Downing of Anchorage; Mrs. Robert Woolery of Olympia, Wash. and two sons, Harold and Magnus, Jr. of Long Beach, Calf. He also leaves two brothers and sister. They are Johannes of Norway, MekiaS of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Final Report Issued By Special Senate Crime Committee

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1|R,- The Senate's special crime invest igating committee yesterday is- sued a final, hard-hitting report recommending ways to crack down on organized crime.
 It also revealed, in some cases for the first time, many of the things it learned of gambling, drug traffic and other rackets during months of open and closed hear ings.
 The report dealt with crime all over the country, although special emphasis was given to the eastern Seaboard
 It sharply criticized many ofti- cials for letting big-shot racketeers operate in their areas; urged a continuing study of interstate tie-ups; asked that several Wit nesses who refused to answer questions be cited for contempt of Congress; and recommended stronger curbs on narcotics trade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Mt(arihy Wanis Trial On Charges of Red
 (oddIing by Aeheson

NEW YORK, Sept. 1-tR-Sen- ator Mccarthy CR-Wis) has sug- gested that his Communist-coddling accusations against Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Ambassa- dor-at-Large Philip c. Jessup be submitted to a trial by jury.
 Mccarthy, who made the proposi- ton in addressing the Sand national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said he'd resign from the Senate if such a trial disproved his charges.
 Mccarthy acknowledged that the prospect of such a trial was remote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Hospital Notes

Admitted to St. Anns Hospital Friday were Myrtle Hamilton, Virginia Valle, Fred Fraser Mrs. George H. Hanna: dismissed were Mrs. Stephen Ford and baby boy; John Adams.
 Dismissed from the Government Hospital were George Kane of Hoonah, Edith Rene of Yakutas, Reginald Nelson and Harriet Brown of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Building is AIaska's Biggest Business, Says BoiIermaker Boss

A trip through Alaska has con- vinced Frank Chinella that the fu- ture is good for the Territory-and his boilermakers-as long as gov ernment building continues.
 Chinella is president of the BoA- ermakers Local 104 (AFL) in Seattle and has been active in the union in the Puget Sound city since he left Juneau in 1942.
 A cry from Fairbanks unions that housing for laborers on Eiel- son Field projects was bad, re- sulting in too great a labor turn over, took Chinella to the inter- for city to investigate. He came north July 2 and for the last month has been in Fairbanks and Anchorage.
 T wanted to find out, too," Chin ella said. what the prospect is for continued building and consequent employment. It looks to me as if the governments building program is going to provide jobs for long time-as long as Russia remains a threat to peace"
 Government building is bigger business in the Interior now than is mining, the labor leader observed,
 And in the First Division he was pleased-for the territory and for the men in his union who will be emplOyed-that pulp mill is going to be built in Ketchikan.
 "NOw if Juneau can only get paper mill," he said, "it will really help Alaska"
 Chinella has been spending his time in Juneau with Irving Hill, president. and Cleda Mae Cam mock, secretary. of the Alaska Ter ritorial Federation of Labor. They are doing a fine job" he said. He leaves tomorrow for Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
kepner Urges
 Legionnaires 10
 Hurry Civil Defense

SEWARD, Alaska, Sept 1-R- Alaskans were told today to not waste what time remains" in pre- pairing for any possible emergency
 Lieut.. Gen. William E. Kepner, chief of the Alaskan command key-noted the 32nd annual con vention of the department of AL aska American Legion convention with a plea for participation in civil defense planning.
 Stressing Alaska's strategic po- sition in the "cold war" Kepner said there is great need for civil ian education in self defense.
 Highlighting the entertainment was an unscheduled and unplan- ned shooting of bear in Stewards residential area It was the third one killed this week in the port city.
 The USS Tillamook, a sea-air rescue vessel from Kodiak com- manded by Lieut.. Commander R. M. Van Horn, came into port in connection with the convention. Lieut.. Commander Elmer A. Crock, commanding the 17th District Coast Guard represented that unit.
 Department commander Harold E. Stringer and Mayor Eugene N. Lanier welcomed the delegates The first business session was planned for today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
Fighf Dope
By the Associated Press

At New Orleans Joe Brown, 134, New Orleans, knocked out Tommy Campbell, 13712, Los Angeles QO.
 At Long Beach, NY. = Bobby Lloyd, 143h, Wilkes Barre, Pa, out pointed Charlie Barley, 145, Brook lyn, (8).
 At Boise, Idaho Harry (Kid) Matthews, 176h, Seattle, knocked out Dave Whitlock, 176A, San Fran cisco, (6).
 At Hollywood = Joe Lopes, l31 F |, Sacramento, outpointed Charley Riley, 131, St. Louis, Q0).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
FROM LOS ANGELES

J. c. Miller of Los Angeles, Calf. is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

Tacoma, Wash. and Marie of Nor way.
 Pail bearers will be R. A. Aker- wick, James Larsen, A. B. Phillips, c. E. Cleveland, Walter Hiesel, and W. A. Chipperfield.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
i1|h 1il. {: : i ; ,!,''' N' .%tSSAGe REZ/G/NX 0m%D Dau?

Disregarding loose theo- ries to the contrary, men have been roaming this earth for about 5000 years.
 When we stop to think about it, the events of this mere iota of time, no matter how many history books they may fill, are of no im- portance whatever except as they are related to the infinitely great and vast eternity! How could it be otherwise?
 Yet business, politics, enter tainment, and a million trifles loom before us, obscuring our vision of that all-important eternity.
 It is like being "lost in the %oods." Of course, it is impor- tant that we be familiar with the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

E. F. Sloan of Seattle is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
NOTICE

No parking will be allowed on 5th Street between Main and Franklin beginning Sept. 4, ex- cept of Saturdays and Sundays be- cause the street must be kept clear for school buses. Juneau City Police. S0O-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
H. B. FRIELE IS HERE

H. B. Friele of the Nakat Pack ing Co.,, from Seattle is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
AT THE BARANOF

MT. and Mrs. w. c. Thomas and daughter Joanne of Salem, Ore, are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

FROM TACOMA J. L. Colbert of Tacoma is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
lost --.--.... in the
 Woods?

that you lose sight of that in- comparably vital destination.
 It is easy to see that the only truly important things-the only enduring things-are reli- gious things; because spiritual things are our guides through the woods" to eternity. Have you ever thought of it just that way?
 Take one spiritual thing, for in- stance, that some people consider unimportant: the Sabbath. They think the Sabbath is completely out of joint with the times. It is just the opposite: the times are out of joint with spiritual things!
 The Sabbath, as you know, is a day consecrated by God Him. self for spiritual and physical rest. It is regenerating force that benefits us now and for eternity. It renews our faith and trust in God and strength. ems our allegiance to Him.
 The richest blessings in all the Bible are offered to those who will observe this sign of Gods creative power, yet some people feel this is unimportant if it means in- convenient adjustment of routine matters.
 When God placed man upon earth, as the climax of creation, He established a memorial for him to observe. That memorial of creation Genesis 2:1-3) was , an actual portion of time-a i. day. 7
 We are told in the Command :. ments, by which we will be judged, ' that we are to observe this me- morial because Gin
 Iix days the Lord Why made heaven and
 earth, the sea, and the
 all that in them is, err .Io and rested the sev- Sdoodth! enth day: where
 fore the Lord blessed the sabbath ] day, and hallowed it." Exodus ' 20:11.
 That sacred day of spiritual re- N newing exists now-as surely as God created the world. It will continue into the new and re- created world: "From one new moon to another, and from one sabbath to another, shall all : flesh come to worship before me, saith the Lord" Isaiah 66:23.
 Are you Host in the woods? One thing that will help you to find your way more surely is the utilizing of that sacred day estab- ' hshed by God for rest, refreshing, and reconsideration of your course. Use it to plan for eternity and the new world to come. (Next: The Case of the Dese- crated Flag.)
 This Is No. of series, telling briefly of> fhe beliefs and hopes of !50.000 of your ssventh-doy Adventist neiohbors and friends. |
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
FROM CALIFORNIA

Elizabeth Suder of Muroc, Calf, Is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01
FROM VANCOUVER

J. R. Sheriff of Vancouver, B. C., is registered at the Bafanof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

affairs of this life; but we must be sure that they do not prevent our at taining eternal life. Don't become so
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-09-01

morial because "in ,ix days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the sev- enth day: where IL LII
St. Paul recorder., 1951-05-04
Britain and Chino

Legion Commander Erie be able
charge sending shploads
egic every But we'll bet pounds
OF Chinese dollars ne can't.
Technically the carries implications
which clearly British allies And beating the anti
this strikes dangerous kind OF
patriotism.
camped the lid tightly have
but their with
substantial begin with United States
have been legally stopped while British goods continue
quite unfair charge Britain with protng
expense soldiers (25OOo whom incidentally
the British Commonwealth As the Korean
applied the restrictions China exports that
previously applied Russia Shipments of certain key
prohibited others placed under license
these controls have been progressively frightened The last
material getting the embargo Malayan
rubber finally stopped Any trading
naturally be condemned And possibly
Britain mindful of the of trade to her
cracking down But there be
cracked herself
knowledge that the Chinese rubber will
Indonesans
Malaga and the applies other fields
his fellow anglophobes do nothing
Korea by their attacks
alnes-Boston Herald.
St. Paul recorder., 1951-05-04
plrfx Trick on Young G. Q. P.

the Minnesota Young Republicans have
employment practices legislation
support to Governor Luther
Youngdahl Republican in this state
weekend the Younger COP reiterated Its support OF
legislation which the largely Re-
publican legislature down.
that Of the most vociferou Young
Republicans the achet men, in the state legislature who did
Gordon Forbes state
Warrington and Lloyd Duxbury Jr Of Caledonia These
played trick Minnesota Young Republicans
young role for young for
has the older who have opposed FPC
Generally been people in both major parties who have
proponents such civil rights legislation
this newspaper it must have been to
responsible Young Forbes and Duxbuy H using
the state level Such attacks
worthy OF the mossback reactonaes and demigogs
representatives seriously hampered
r. Kenneth Peterson who led
fight house OF the Legislature.
bright spot picture that the Young Republicans
Duxbury prang Governor Young
Legislative program and roundy appng those legislators who
support We imagine the Young COP not happy
members Forbes and Duxbury Jr
St. Paul recorder., 1951-05-04

The Republicans
job piece civil rights legislation
10 up a in the s2nd Congress
$780, tabled Herbert Lehman's
draft BILL which would have afforded Federal
lection any in the uniform of his country.
bgoted officers and
thirst all of called the
country shipped South already
this the books
off at Batesburg c. bruay beaten and his
gouged out by vicious law enforcement officers.
Leadership the opposition from that
ardent supporter states rights Sen Pat McCarran of Nevada
He by such Republican liberals James Duff
Pennsylvania, Thye Minnesota Smith Maine
Ohio has ambition be President further sup
the belief that he alliance with the Dxecras He
his support the amendment
rally the badly needed votes of other Republicans for its
sensing his action the Lehman
would look bad explained after thought that he planned
to introduce anti-violence measure of his
This will believe when it.
Taft impressed with the that the
ducton will lift
does have Il working argeement with the Dxecrats.
When, Republican Policy committee
all his rcacant party members fun support thus
passage might abandon belief
lightly promise with his stuck deep inside his cheek
Afro American
St. Paul recorder., 1951-05-04
No Grounds For impeachment

policies popular American leaders military and
and the nation
with the other Because he the nations chief
Truman must take precedence
General Macarthur.
silly of the Republicans to talk of impeachment result
be guilty Of nothing
being human he entitled to make
he certainly not guilty Of treason other
proceedings authorized
all convinced that Truman made
Macarthur He said that he acted to avert
Americans to with Truman in de-
possible and avoid further
military conflicts
No American is he is
that he does not military
foreign policies shall be- We want part
military dictatorship operated South America Central
America and In European countries
Macarthur is right then we still want
followed The President is still
ofou arme forces his orders must be obeyed
given long and commendable service to his
greatest generals and most colorfu figures
do not want prolonged
NON gamorous a general leads out armies
Macarthur Leading into aggressive warfare then the
vestar general expendab The President did his duty as
he saw t be.-K. O. Call
St. Paul recorder., 1951-05-04
Letters To The Editor
KIND WORDS FROM READER

Editor Since get children
that get your paper helped
and wife get jobs you helped
with a big problem
After wife and myself attended that cooking school the other
night decided pen you
think and the cooed
people From the looks of Wheay Friday practice
what preach There lot white brothers and sisters
enjoying the cooking schools prizes way ought
be- When through paper
home to Mississippi My brother think and
family and know it an T.. II.