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Show Croclu-tiiigTlmuJP-ff J, India's Army Force and make recommendations to the boards of education. iB WASHINGTON Perry L. Schneider, head of evening elementary school of the New York City boa id of 'By Walter Shead I WNU cation, says that tnere is a fJALLOS demand by adults for short non- WNU MtoshinffM Burttu credit ciiursei In cultural subjects Common Language and Habits Tend to i!I Utiom Tout BiuliiKM conference at tion. such as history, global geography, Kelt-fe- d By Wtiurn Newspaper Union. Northwesters Break Down Former Prejudices; Troops ride ineconomics, current events, literaDuring the two-hoFarmers Welfare Dependent PROBLEMS ture. muMC, art, crafts, and hob- RECONVERSION university. Miss of we talked WASHINGTON to the many OFFICIAL FACE city anTake Leadership in Communal Affairs. On Industrial Prosperity be will it He the believes that bies. Gibson, A lively fuss to WASHINGTON. things including the fact that Uvea ia necessary to educate parents tor rether, he wanted a small business of being raised against the government duction of juvenile delinquency. Sheldon, III., s nations six million farm By BAL'KIIAGK to provide for reconversion. failure of town war the Schneiown ot after Mr. his together with other mill,lbl courses perhaps Some the Al-and half Cummrnluhx. said only Analyil lions almost wholly dependant upon popnlatton to n der suggests may be applicable to The Mead committee on the highway. about the job being Iroquois coanty, which la one he said, small schools. Perhaps the folks in what it thought agriculture, should feel a deep and "Something, country WNU Service, lfill Eye Street NW, llow I wish I might have Um trading agricultural counbungled, the senators privately con-- I growing concern about forces now af want soldiers of net our will one 'which only C. community every my Washington, I). Before you make an they were just trying to prod at work. These forces either will or ties of tko Prairie state. After who lias been fighting for the ideals said, the agricultural night classes which ceding One heartening postwar picture with af Mr. Truman gently into more force-- j will not touch schawl Doa the in from trades deal, in Like of classes get but Nations the bring about Industrial peace, United have proved popular experts. rose out c! the welter of hoi, tear ful ect.on. They really exposed and a full and complete postwar journalism al the University or the tint our home town and manual his typing, personal training, Washheld winch nd expectation which has not been apparent IlHnoU. she became a teacher of I lsh officers wilt i whom I have talked, economy in the country. foods, sewing. Interior decorating or nothing Committeemen. for many months, as Mr. Roose-- j ington in its grip through the new the Champaign, al journalism of the General child i. As so often ha been pointed out, proud Curia,.,. psychology. for Of the atomic tombs, the entrance and my announced howeVert no velt ldnt had program, At school. pretID., senior high ' of unity which have been sown and the 35 million peowho still enjoy Mr. adults For those agriculture unSan of Russia into the war and then the seeds with not has been Truman busy yet eat she ia a free lance JouriuUri in the army community has In a by it are mainly deple supported that community from kept plays, taking part Potsdam. llartj Japan Francisco and txriting and chairman af pabllc InformaIn the first plare. the army speaks dcTtaken collective postwar and Industry for labor well be upon organclub so long. When pendent us on tenter-hook- s might players' tion for the Iroquois county chap Behind the failure to make e and also reads and writes one tun- material prosperity. It Is axiomatic ized to meet once a week and to there seesned little to conterripliite planning. If Cress. Bed ter of the American Is this apparent, plan (and Most of the soldiers when Newton county, an agricultural there can be no prosperous agriculabout but the lush growth of evil guuge. present one or two plays for the j it bn not been fully reported) class coul,ty of 10,173 population In north-an- d ture without large purchasing power who like j Those which hud sprung from the pluming they enlist are of the peasant entire community. vale the scrapping between the ' are ill.lcralc. When their train- - wt.,tern Indiana, has announced Its hand. can head a subcommittee of to sing fields. Secin the a community form of the dragons teeth of war, I found, might rious government departments. the result of the building Interests whuse task it chorus which could Ing rointr.rhces they are iinriieili- Clinton P. Anof j of Planning, the concerts in the office Agriculture retary present strangely enough, The army ha never forgetten to re.nl and wiite In a fear' I study by a committee of 2S will be to supply the additional while those who like to taught ately muto attention derson called a in at India forcefully Washingplay representative Its scare st prematurely anRoman I'rdu, which is a simplified comprising men and women this (act recently in an address at homes and business structures. As sical instrument might form a com- ton the belief that the war would Eure-pea- n of the end the commu-manticipating ) the gram man deals with farming written with English (Ho- putative of all phases of Oklahoma A. & M. college when he turn out to be, in one respect, a rminity dance band to sponsor six war. letleis. Aside (ruin (lie value njly j1fe e advertisements Interests, yet resides in town, he dances. said: blessing to that perturbed country. of The army Is keeping its produceradicating illiteracy, tin- - knowl- - paid f,ir by various service clubs should be able to see both aides of India hai furnished an army of 24 "Farmere cannot afford to Since our public library has a tion told and terrific at In common all arid of a use run pace, were language going g,e different towns the picture. The Red Cross home small stage, these three groups million men (the largest volunteer edge that their Income le deforget this commttee the Mead of one chief removes the (although turca In the world) In the proeecu-tio- n 0, g,e weekly papers In the county. service chairman and a minister could easily use that as their meetrived from the Bpending mainly was the not and understanding report) published in are recommended because of their of this war and that army baa to harmony If agriculture ef ing place ao ai not to monopolize that it is drafting 3,000 men month 12 are the (There among people. with servicemen. contacts turned out to be "the greatest school la to be prosperous, the Brut the high school gym, which la a while discharging 4,000 month for 100 diaand languages principal worked When this committee has al adult education" in the world. essential Is that city people net discharge of only 1,000 a lects spoken in India ) Many preju- - j , out on information questionnaire, it combined gym and auditorium. Thati what the Indiana proudly call dices must have plenty ef buying poweve- month. aa clubs well as adult These when the barrier go language can be published in the local paIt True, soldiers in other armies la broken Newton of a County, and that mean full employ considered be er should Committeemen classes ning To When la war to add the this plain muddle, down. fury have been "taught while they per, for our weekly paper goes to all part of the high school teachers the ment at goad wages." tuitoue. In conjunction with ltd othsome at Dealers and will New over least million Indians CIO, 24 service. in the and the able boys t girls aught" but few have ever been work and enough teachers should ers have been increasingly agitating the bond of a common tongue. Tlor7 committee end the Agricul-BuSo farm leaders, during this conWith the questionnaires returned, la add ao much to the total knowl-idg- e are on the be hired to take care of the de-- (or a vaster government spending gressional recess, are making an will hava tural advisory committee, more than that, comthey to can the committee of their nation. begin ce In aerv ' 'er- both All mandi. citizens, program, tike the old PWA, to take Interim appraisal of pending legistogether, eaten together, in the Then they can I am told that after the laat war, lived nd not in service, should realize pile information. Of even greater educational con- - up a slack in employment which lation affecting Held at least, lived In close com' what see to agriculture directly, the canvass rhen an Indian village was found, community that the return of the servicemen in barracks and develnd labor legislation which will have will be available so that when cern la the quality of the grade has not yet developed, and is not This jobs especially In the Punjab, which was panlunship mean certain will adjustments. school and high school instruction, teamwork and tolerance. There immediately forecast In view of the an effect upon farm Income. The little better run, with more pro- opedbeen e so whether he return to his Sam, who wants to be a partner will want good national starvation for consumers some suggestion that Basic has Farmers Union, considered the comes home, be fur servicemen in a store, grocery new gressiva ideas and a more active or i turmrT ,,,k tan- most liberal of the farm organizagoods and services, unless perold Mr. Fuller schools for their children. to see sent can be social consciousness, it would also English be made the official in India, and civlHsn Jb. It will be well to consider restor- - chance chaotic management of the tions, is strongly in favor of the active be dlaeovered that Its moving spirit guage of the army "The servicemen of our country who wants to retire from to the elementary school the problem disrupts production. silent a was an an Indian (Hln-l- u while, fur the present, Hindustani are asked to become Murray full employment bill. It also ing and work partner. with the approves the proposed emergency On the second committee, the ubjecta that were dropped because INTERNAL BICKERING or Moslem, Rajput or Sikh, no appeari more practical, the forand Committeemen mer has been taught on a Urge memno teachers were available: art, compensation bill to matter) who bad brought borne scale. To the problem, Mr. Truman put unemployment the citizens by marking the Inform Memorial, I would have five Uid-of- f workers an additional In sports: cooking, sewing, and manual trainInterested men Ideas on sanitation and hygiene, give all bers, Please W. below. his new best msn, John Snyder, $25 for 26 General Cariappa has a sense of mition questionnaires abweeks, and specifically and understanding, the high school hoard athletic chair- ing. Likewise attention should be who found it to be nest at ecodo not sign. Return to to possible new subjects. athletfavors the food allotment bill introboard sorbed during hie period of service humor and a perfect command of school the given man, grade of nomic boa and constrictors, (name political paper). clasand duced by Senator Aiken (R., VL) business man, a at home ar abroad. But now the po- English (basic, colloquial 'Every Day Living far Bays.' nd hi grappling so tar has not InUnder the general section were ic chairman, a which would provide more food for tentialities of this military mission- sic) in which to express IL (He went Dated and a veteran, the latter to farmer, should Do dicated he them whether will throw boys eighth the Perhaps grade to school In England a a boy.) He following questions: some 18 million low income faml-lie- s be chairman. ary ship are immensely greater. Not selection be r him. Newton to Uve in county taught simple cookery, they told me the to il- yeu plan nation-wid- e food through merely because the Indian army la lustrate the following story Aa Memorials. bedmakTrees Do care So and their we of clothes, have had such a condition when discharged from service? ramifications of the lanso much bigger, but because alplan. stamp havoc Windstorms have played In this and room care in a course as this following incident discloses: to seek ing. employment plan you in the Indian problem army: which called, "Every Day Living for ready It has served as a great melt-bi- g guage A business msn came to WashA young British officer remarked area? Do you plan to go to school with the beautiful trees for Better Diet for All pot, breaking down ancient prej- to hia better Boyi. What noted. town is our Both boys and girls might ington seeking authority to build a course a or take up training native special was it that sergeant Roughly, this measure has twoudices and taboos which heretofore under G.L Bill of Rights? Do you memorial to our war dead than be taught simple gardening prac- plant to supply parts lor the autofold purpose to make sn adekave made Indian unity Impossible. really remarkable that in hia comto see 1 like should to trees? emtheir and have as tices an mobile stately encouraged industry, admittedly the key quate diet possible for paratively small unit at only 3U0 plan to go Into business every family from now free Inwhich sumthe village, in reconversion. b own garden plots during the He was told he men. six different language were ployee, aa an employer, as an Genera? a Spirit nd to increase the demand for farm elms and hard mer. American could What ahead or as wee debt, effort as plant his dividual. go partner? spoken. products. It Is estimated that this Hopeful Sign As a part o! the high school surHe then maple trees in the parking: the immediately desirable. "Oh, more than that, sir," the ser- business? will cost from $750,000,000 in prosIf tall, jean and eager General a quick is It because elm American to went consider to would be steel it "Do the who manufacturers vey right you contemplate establishing "Nina different geant answered. perous years to $2,500,000,000 In dethe hard Cariappa, with whom I talked at languages are tree and maple an courses are informed if over him the new he or business growing could have no providing taking history spoken here. There a pression years. This measure was beautiful most length when he was here on a misthe has It we because want and Do steel unless he had a priority. Washthe citizenship training you have re the six provincial languages, estehUahed business? introduced last year by Senator Aision connected with the founding of know. I tree of autumnal foliage any If the English classes in addition ington thereupon refused to give ken end Senator LaFoUette Then there is English, which you and Pvioue experience in the business? a new military academy in India, (Frog., Aa a memorial to our gallant to teaching our young people to him a priority. h I apeak. Then there la Hindustani. wiU " "? additional Wis.) but because of the war's unla typical, the army la Indeed a whal source do you contem-thcr- e fighters who return, I should like to peak and write correctly are giving we all must speak. Then j This, as I say. Is a knewa concertainty. no action was taken. Sen. force. well-ru- n His enthusiasm, his opsports program. A them the proper evaluating standIs YOUR Hindustani." plate using, private or G.I. Bill of have a dition. but behind It la a truly ' Elmer Thomas (D., Okls.), chairtimism and his energy are hopeful considbe of number to WiU how may know will so things that they ards you Righto arrangements? major threat to reconversion, ia man of the agricultural committee, swim outdoor an signs la themselves. 1 enjoyed that Army With a them house? Household equip- ered, among need judge a newspaper, magazine, book, the relationship of the anions is said to favor the measure. Interview, seated la the office of Language Problem ment? ming pool at the high school, with movie, and radio program, thus disad obnot a management, fact the Agent General for India, where It Is significant that much of this Under the agricultural section the school showers and dressing carding the trash and fastening their It la true that most of the Indian served by the Mead committee, I heard this earnest man apeak with in behalf of labor was to the legislation inswimmer. rooms available rememwere Are worth on these the has minds conwithin Uie you remained things questions: army er folly reported. The adminisa apparent sincerity and oonvlction tinental introduced by representatives from limits of the country, but terested In taking up farming as a The Initial cost might well be met bering. tration has the detected Imporsshich could not help but impress that la not farm states. . . . Murray of Mond share by popular subscription with the Since cooking and sewing were retance ef thii all - controlling really strange, General landowner, renter, tana. Aiken, Vermont. LaFoUette, anyone who beard him. Cariappa explained, since it takes operator, or hired man? Have you school operating the pool afterquired of eighth grade girls. It would phase, as la evident In Labor Wisconsin. Senator General Cariappa was one of the IS men "In the tail" aa he put it, previous experience? What size wards. Pepper (D., seem sensible to require of the Secretary Bchwcllrnbachs Fla.) introduced the minimum wage Irst Indian cadets to he com- to keep one fighting man going. farm do you have la mind? What During the summer vacation, the freshman girls a home management ef a increase bill and Congressman Patmissioned la the Indian army in Many foreigners, aeelng so many type ef farm do you desire: live- - pool could be open suitable nights course which could incorporate conference to plan a workable man (D., Texas) sponsored the com120. Aa a young man he had not uniforma in India, received the lm- - stock, grain, or general? Is there a from T to 11 with swimming classes some principles of home nursing. substitute lor the no strike bill In the panion yet attained hia majority. He baa pression that the whole ermy was house available? Do you have a scheduled certain afternoons from 4 Then during the three summer vapledge and perhaps a new labor house. been in the army ever since and These men, of farm In mind to rent or buy? Will to 6. The athletic coach should be cations of their high school days beard setnp or at least to prositting down." maa the first Indian officer to comThere Is an eld adage that course, are not combat troops held you take ever from father or rela- the director. In the winter the pool they might undertake such projects vide a sensible agreement, en-dmand n battalion. He raised mac- back for political or other reasons, tive? WIU the farmer you replace could be flooded and used for ice as canning vegetables, house cleanyea can't reason with a hunwhich men may work and hine-gun outfit himself and as the general said, but are largely Die retire, seek another farm, er share skating. gry maa and so empty stoming and cooking, with credit to be the nation produce In the brave lieutenant Softball might well be revived, lor given tor such projects after due colonel led his men work troops, the great service of hia operations with you?" achs have a direct bearing on new world. through the bitter days of the Bur- supply required to keep the armies action and political beHie advertisement concluded, the grounds are still available and inspection by the teacher in charge. political A show-dowbetween labor and ma campaign. Now he la a general In the field It would not take lung to hook up liefs. If we de not have a fall "With the information thus assemA first aid course comparable to Is coming. I am sure, going. management tall officer, one of Indias four brig The general claims that Indian bled, we shall endeavor to anticipate the lights. Four organizations such the one taught by the American Red before much reconversion esn take postwar economy, then we may as business firms could each spon- Cross should be idlers, and also a member of the soldiers are second to none as fight- your return home." very well have thousands ef of every place, I think It Is planned. With required sor a team with one or two nights rmy reorganization committee, empty stomachs. (lunger breeds ing men. The greater proportion of Aa Excellent Fatten. and girl after he is 16 years ot the threat, publicly brandished by boy was in the latter capacity that he them are Madrasi, not at all the a week set aside for double heaii socialism er worse. CIO leaders for wave of strikes, age and before be is graduated. Surely, that is an exceUent pathas just completed a tour of inspec-lio-n traditional fighting tribes who In liie games. There should be no admisIn a recent forum on divorce con-- i the key automobile and other indus aftern could The that e American Farm Bureau my community of the British military school at part have constituted whut was sion rharge, but a collection should ducted which CIO controls can hardly eration, while it has not yet taken the Town Club of Chicago, follow in starting postwar Woolwich and Sandhurst, then the called the "martial race " Thai ford to be taken to pay for the lights. Muie-uve- r, Samuel by A. Rinella, divorce attorney, go far with much reconversion, even j Instead of a definite stand on these specific Canadian school at Kingston, and term, long outmoded, has bun; since planning immediately. consideration should be g Our schools train students if the government requires the army measures, plans an executive board county-widbasis, however, I would to reinstalling croquet courts in declared, finally West Point and some of been dropped. The excuse for its in everything from carpentering to to be reasonable and loosen up on meeting in Chicago in September to suggest that we use our high school the our apcciallst schools. He hopes to use disappeared much earlier. park for the youngsters a d radio and our consolidated grade district announcing but not enough, if men and materials. draw up its legislative program In take acceptable features of all these off for horseshoes In Dm past there may have been space marking is done about Instructing Involved legitimately are the prob-- . time for the scheduled opening of srliool the as district basis for our anything, ' schools and combine them in the some basis for this the oldsters. for concept. Eightlems of prices and wages. These re- - congress in October. It is certain. new Indian Military academy, the mg begets fighters. As the liritish community boundaries, My town faithfully follows h: ;h Mr. Rinelln's statement is so true lated problems are in a far worse howevrr, that the Farm bureau recSince our mens service organiza-conqueschool basketball, which profiles site of which baa not yet been deof India moved slow ly th.it I think the Education commitmuddle than the Washington recon- ognizes that maintenance of a high termined but the plana fur which northward It left peace behind it, ,j,m is the I Jon's club, the officers of excellent winter recreation. A tee should consider recommending a version machinerv. national income in the postwar organization could ask the ,lat re well under way. The commitshould be to made, however, but war ahead of it. So ot ,he Women's Club, Amcrrequired semester's course in the UNIONS snow GAINS years with "full production and full tee on reorganization also hopes to tin- - northerner were the last whose see how the high school gyn'.nnsi.en senior year fur both boys and girls is imperative to our revise Indian preliminary education vocation, or at least avocation, was lean Legion, and the Legion Auxil- may be used winter evenings The union war worker is the man employment" in to meet with them to discuss so that It will develop leadership. adults for calisthenics, volley hull, tlie general sociology, marriage and who made the biggest wage In- - national welfare. mortal combat. The southerners re- iary family. When 1 saw General Canuppu he turned to the gender arts, lint to appointing committees for postwar handball, basketball and folk dancIn lS65thc folks of Pleasant Val - crc:,,p during the war. The Little Economic Balance Sought planning, such personi to be selected was politely but none the less deep- return to the In of all this ing. sports program h "f general. He quoted from the entire a little village in the foothills of of the com' rue that in some areas there ly pained over some of the reports the goal must be to use available Icy, that truism which all military men munity. Thesepersonnel the Alleghenies, piled the relics of holes by the unions (upgrading pay have been rumbiingI from farmefI committees might In the American press which bclit community resources to provide a the Civil war that had know is suund: "There are no bad well be three: for portals aRainst hiBh wirtime w just ended, j devices, vacations, pay tied India's participation in the soldiers. There are only bad varied program to reach the great- the old brass cannon, the por j battered and these wage, have lured men Education. Memorial, war. He explained (which we number ot people. est It that i stand, only Seven members could constitute a muskets, the broken swords, and the fals, etc.) way from farmi . . . workcrf Washington knew) that there were Let me end tins rolumn as 1 be- Kdueational Need. rusted bayonets into one heap. 73iey stove against the largest group ol lhould have saved committee: a busi- h tjde two Indian aoldiers to every one the the middle class non " people, P- not ' and ness but is from Last down a melted FJurathem least them the thcm over. Neverthetoss. the con- man, farmer, the banker, the ,1t;rnrr,j British soldier in the Burma lightleal of India s officers, there is hope, lumber workers. factory Valtion committee of which should consist cast the gentle bells Pleasant man, a grain man, the Red sideration 1. now peacetime wage. ing. not only for a powerful Indian five members: the high school ley to ring out over green fields and ith shorter hours and no overtime. General Cariappa is working to which I. with the rest of you,army. Cross home service chairman, and of pray a minister. I should prefer for the principal, the grade school princifertile (arms as a memorial to their doe. not expect to receive prepare a completely Independent India will never need, but hope that business man and farmer outside the unions, children loved ones lost in that war. to be war wage in peace time, nor does pal. a town lather who Indian army. It is also, I dare to were rather effectively frozen by the the farmer among these 24 million men in school, a farm mother who has and to act as Likewise, it is my hope that the expect to get war suggest, for an Independent India. who have found a common tongue gtonnairea while government formula, the in peace time. What both formprices men. To tend advice on the possible children In school, and a high school Postwar Planning of the and Aa a soldier, the general refused to and a common on went unions But went purpose has been success ot new business adventures up. prices to be chairman. ploymrnt. Memorial and Education alumnus, the latter labor leaders here are striving for discuss politics, but he said that nat- planted the leaven el tolerance that on the also, of eieve up through the is a standard of wages and The business of this Education is the reason for suggesting the committees will result in making prices urally every loyal Indian looks for- may bring about the unity ot a free banker. committee should be to make a sur- my community a Pleasant Place in OPA (black markets, and especially which will assure an economic balward to the Independence of his India. deteriorated goods and services). The lumber man, ou the ether vey of the postwar educational needs which to live. ance in the postwar era. In my town, for inHigh on the Dst of musts In agristance. the last bond drive could not cultural legislation is the program S. B h meet its baby bond quota because supported by all farm organizations, Historically, America's economy other fourth, living in small towns therefore, makes a maximum con- the average man Just did not have to regroup farm credit and loaning dein in had the in its tribution left toward to some and extent farms creation after the of and his cities, beginnings famanything paybuying Fravda (Russian newspaper) reSo many Dutrh citizens were ar- small towns. As more gencies into one Independent agenin or form rolls one the and necessities were on trade of life farm and ily jobs. goods pend paying minds us Stalin called Japan an ag- rested by (he Germans that it This wiU mean complete reis Suund postwar planning should reend as farms multiplied, another for livelihood. These two his taxes. Those prices will not cy. gressor In 1B36. Large bodies, like expected thill all questionnaires In produced organization of the department of f not towns down in sult more more come until came into st and In least reconversion has only being job grows repsesent your the efficient Red army, move slowly. that country hereafter will agriculture. Secretary Anderson has axk: ill some of them grew into large cities. our population. community but in permanent ad- proceeded to the point where commade start in this direcWere you ever in jail? 2i If not The existence of the large cities The importance of prosperity in vances for the United States. In a petition is restored in both goods already Did you hear that one on the sir state why. tion by revamping the war food of does An Not from the and to the until rest detract the services. not, rural however, democracy, crica progressive of quality the other day? Wife tin the year community agencies into commodity divisions, economy is ind'.catcd by the fact action is essential to social and eco- goods and work arc restored, and with a direct line importance of rur.il communities. 19G0 Why are you so late dear? of responsibility. They s.iy we ll be getting roastce About 70 of our of nomic the become From cento both are "Postwar that approximately readily available, can The progress. people Husband I had to go round the eggs out of slot idea behind the indegeneral machines before Jobs and and the do Growth in Small Commufarmers government dependent upon the farm dollar goes into the purchase anything effective pendent farm credit agency Is till world three times to find a park-te- g It sounds like a shell game long. production from their land for near- of things which have to be manu- nities.1' Committee for Economic De on price control which is the es- to loan federal money, but to create place. to me. sence ef economic control ly sU their Income. Roughly, an factured. The farmer's prosperity. velopment handbook. dose local control for its use. 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