Show VIA 1 I U U W ra zw washington to n D C WasIng DEMOCRACY streamlining jam LI N G president and the h country if the ani want to get a ful full I 1 realization 0 ac democracy is a air for ok back to the me toan tion they should th think summer of if 41 just one year V ad a jh when ini for what ad seemed like imen over mg ing weeks the congre congress selective a stewed service ext extension bension of the selective senate it we were re isolationists senate and house on the a in equities q b haranguing agu rog the galleries t 1 n a of f keeping the boys bay a I 1 telling 0 9 t the he public b lo 10 one year in camp mi cam W as ae d Y already r h how 11 the 1 navy I was convoy that revealing in advance it mg it ships ice ica roosevelt had sent troops to lan d F many by the thin margin of one vote to and thanks ts to the sage generalship of speaker k I 1 sam a act m rayburn th the selective service we was erace extended had it not bee been for far that narrow victory we should have had no army to rush to anal austral rah an and d the whole war effort would have received a ta tragic 91 set back but sat last week weak a war geared house hous e of at rp representatives a passed the a 1 1 1 arft act in m three year draft extension ye days and it should be passed by the senate and signed by the P president TOSI inside the week nack politically and personally nobody body wanted the 1819 18 19 year e ar arit draft at tetel extension a on it was the worst r at two time to P pass it just before elec electrons turns but congress is doing a much better job ob than most deop people I 1 a realize for st streamlined reana democracy ATROCITY PICTURES A strong debate is raging among propaganda chiefs over the question of atrocity stories an and ad pictures the h a government has received a lot of such ma material terral from fram allied sources rees especially the C chinese and poles it including such horrible scenes as japanese attacking chinese women woman and pouring oil on live bodies be before ore ita il a setting I 1 th the I 1 torch c to th them opponents ol of publication arge argue that the at atrocity I 1 1 stories to 11 e of the d last mill so war were J largely g c I 1 w invented vent and when ohan so exposed left the public di disillusioned s thus the people mig might lit now react unfavorably ay and charge the government with pulling the same me tricks other officials argue however that the material is authentic that it is not posters and rumors but ai actual photographs and the public should know what sort of enemies w were pr e gli ting A it it I 1 is a apparently a part of the ge german 1 I P psychological al warfare to tre treat ii british and A americans with re reasonable sm humaneness on in order rde r to ke keep p us lulled in a state of moderate warfare they save their worst t tricks for the conquered nations and the russians the P poles lea said and chinese are url urging 99 9 9 the as use of the material as a necessary means of fully arousing the anneli american public baic to the th menace eimer avis elmer davis office of war information is set to go once the debate is settled DAIRY MANPOWER forthright sn sin berkeley bunker of nevada had a long 19 talk with the president th the other 1 1 r day on the war manpower problem 1 in which he emphasized pha sized the need of swift action it to meet the labor shortage on dairy firms farms 1 I m from a farm area myself and ad I 1 know knew what these dairy people are up against a got mat U so said t d bunker banker unless we in move ove fast st we will have a serious shortage next let yb year already roady many farmers are beginning rig to slaughter their dairy herds because ehg they cant get help to tend farad them the a president admitted the problem was serious geruin and ad assured red bunker that the war manpower commission we was aware are of it he added however that he doubted any steps the government might take to relieve lieve the farm labor shortage would beh be a complete chapeta Cra peta answer n the go government cant solve this alone said roosevelt we are going to have t to depend P e n d 0 on n the farmers ther themselves aselve s f for r 1 individual n d iv I 1 d ual initiative III I 1 II 11 gt give you an example of what I 1 ma mean a th the president then told how a neighbor of h his in N new york k it state t 0 owning a large la r 3 ge d dairy a 7 yr la farm h had ad partly solved his labor shortage by empl employing ayin g students f from a near by y high so school lo 10 ou to milk the a cows boys BOY did the milking in the morning and it a group of girls from the same se school h a oo 00 I 1 took over in the aftic afternoons he said aid th that at I 1 sounds d like a good idea M mr po eted Pres president adent observed bj exacts senator ti bunk unk w but lt it a new le when I 1 was a boy on a now nevada ado larm farm I 1 us used ed to milk jo 10 cows I 1 evera morning S before b school and I 1 ro I 1 ery at night A nd I 1 had tride 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