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MRS. ROOSEVELT CHARMS LOCALS

Says U. S., luula Can Live In r eace

By lAVlNE 81'1lAGU& The Unltl'd Statn can fh,·e and

a:row J)faeetully ln the a&me world with Ruuta.

HSSARY OF Pr.ACF.---Mn:. £1e.anor J\ooHVelt. pktuTtd leavtn.r hr C&t a t the left. latt nichL a capa~1ty audJ,tnte at Stodtton Hl&h Sd'lool Auchtotlum tha t peace can be ach!~ed. At

riF.ht 1he 11 talkln« to Dons MarSh. Who wa.s admitted to the Warm Springs Found• tlon for ,ule paral)'lll trratmtnt m 1940 thn>uJ:h t he direct lnttrventlon ot Mn:. Roouvelt.

This oa>lnio<l ..... \'01«<1 by •tn.. El~anor R.ooNYtlt Jut nl.:ht. •pukin~ undn auapl«s of lhr Pa· cific I...ect\i~ St1'1a to t.M flnt c:apadty a udlrnce In the lecture htitory of the Stock ton Hi&h Se:hool A.udltor1um. - ,.. ' ,4flt

) CHARMS AUOI&NO£

Mrs. ROOitVflt IJJted only OM I alttmath"• - to prepare for de-l nructlon.

For 80 mlnuttl M,... J't.oc:.evtlt charmed the audlenee, prHoml·

'0- nantly feminine. with her observa­!:2, t~ru on the poulbUity of world n.n peace. •

Then for 15 mlnuttt ahe a,n­to swtl"td audleMe quttlloN without

hn:ltatlon.. .. l'd Mote to let the United

Statu occupy e-ven a tmall pert of ·s the potltlon ,u, creal Britain oe­cu:pfed. .. Mra. Roolevtlt comment­ed when uked II Cttoa Is a prob­a..,. 104' U.. Unlo.d Sutts.

"'Yet. .. ..1hc. .aaJd. ""W• mun clve Cro«o h<lp. rtlltl and rthab!IIU·

of tten. I only hope that ~ can dl-,.o,... thai http !rom .,. poUIIall

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II II&'JTI:& ULATIONS ' 10 "In roctnl 1"'"' our modlllea· er Hon of the Monro. Doctrine hu

paid orr 1n lneTt....S llood IHllnp Jr In South Amtrlea. Thttt Ll no rea· f

aon why we shOuld do aomethlna d In Creete that Wt Aft OU(KM)Wln~ 1~ In other l)arU of tht world.'' ... ''Thtl'f! IJ very Uttlt ~ll.alf'H:

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Mrs. Roosevelt Cllar111s Locals (Continued ,.,_ hit 1. S.C. 2)

lloo! about Ntlrk:tlons." lho COJI· tlnuod. "II Is mud> - lo look ahNd, l i vo 04' 10 )'Mro. Tile worid t 11 &ooldn« toWard UJ... '

Tha displaced - problom Is < not Juat a Jtwlah probltm, lhe 1 poJnttd out. u ytna that only ~ t per eent ne Jew11h. Of the rt· 1

1 malnder, four.flfthl are Catholic.. .., .he "Ptople ahouldn' t. bt forftd to r .rill 10 back to their countrle•.'" the f 3:! aatd. ...Thty had undertone two on. lnv&Jions, &etfl their home• and < rv. dl.lta completely d .. lroyed by un- tim the Gtnnan and thtn lhe hln nt lty

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!be 1&1 ,... lo he lor 1 .. nt. .... I a to

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.Ruull" armltJ. They ha\'e the rf&ht to a ft'tth aUrt.

'1'1le moat ottrrible comp.artaon I have ever had to make was )oak ..

fni at the contlnent ot Europe alter the IAit war and ttmtmbe:r­lnl 11 followlna U.. F1n1 World War.

-rile ccrnparlton ahowtd .,. what we bad lHmed ln the power of dntf'\Kdon In 20 }'t'an. CJVILIZATION PDI.L&D

''We had .10 inc:T91Md our abff· lty to dtttroy-WSthout the atomic. bomb-that I aot the '"""' that If we kept Gn there would be noth· Inc loll of <l•lll .. uon."

Interviewed btfore her JJ>eeeh, Mn.'Rooteve1t dtnltd that lht hu Gbjected tG hlvln& a moUon pic· ture med.e of the lite of Mr. ftooM .. \•elL

.. I only object to havlna fUU face tn pictures made. A• lon.r •• he is

lhot from owr the Mou)der or the aklt, I cannot obJect to 1uc:h

a.r a movie. r ht\'1 no obJection to 1<11 any particular l<:lor pl&)'lltl 1M trt part ...

Her dlapproval of tun face to lholl atemmtd Iron\ lha picture at ,_. W- WI'- lho aald. "'I Y· jual dldn'l ...,., .....a to me." an W'->- MrL ~It pn.

lor on lha Domoerallc: tlc:ket !01' tlr 1941! nr Sha !au.lhoct IM1 orr. nmo.rkln.c tft aht wouldn't know tor 1\lN unUJ Itt. 1948 rolls ai'OIIn<l. ..,. 00-UHliT B.AH

a HDw - aho IHI aboul .,...,. in- pou.la to bin the Communbt >n. Party hort T

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SQ¥1 D4Y SOOI

Some Day Soon we'll find the r oad to peace

PaTed with Good Will for all mankind;

· Some Day Soon biokerings shall cease,

And the whole world enJoy peace of •ind,

Folks who'Te forgotten how to laugh and play

Will reJoice as they greet each new-born day;

Hearts bowed down will be filled with Joy and cheer

When the earth is freed of hatred and fear.

So•e Day Soon greed for power will die,

Green f1elds ' will replace the waste and ruin;

Faith in God and man will multiply,

And Right r e ign OTer Kight-- Soae D&T Soon.

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