Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1949 — Page 4

For World-Wide Aid i

Peacs Can Only Be Obtained by Teamwork,

Housewife Issues Plea

Furthering U. N. Goals

Says Wife of Noted Writer Killed in Air Crash

Among his colleagues at Lake Success, the iste Nat A. Bar- | rows, Times Foreign Correspondent, was highly esteemed as one of the most ardent advoeates of the idéals of the United Nations. In that spirit, Dorothea W. Barrows, his wife, has offered the

By DOROTHEA WHITTIER BARROWS Written for The Indianapolis Times

Will the majority of the people in the United Btates say

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If you are but a small factors ... ror better world unity. only be a failure yourself but will crash in India.

here giving all of their mental cans and to other peoples,

notes and statistics late at night/mature or premature views.” . . . they struggle to make worki pide for the well-being of all, (affairs?

make proper plans for the well for millions of people? Instead of being destructive in (Detter world for all be constructive. Only by working in strengthening the United ations, can we begin to insure! Says NAM Official

world peace and understanding. No matter what work you are en.

ot ho great organization.

almost four years I saw my

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§ themselves, “What could I do that would help promote better 8 international understanding?” And think no more about it. ” That very attitude can be a contributing cause to the failure of the United Nations to make the progress that js essential for

world peace. plished and what must be done

in a large business concern and July 12, of this year do not work mentally as well 88) writers ‘and radio init, physically to make the business a|,,, 4 voluntary mission to Indosuccess, you will eventually notinegia lost their lives in a plane |

contribute toward the failure of, They had just spent many) that business. wearying weeks gathering infor- . ale you need to be told thatmation that might help bring fn from all over the world are greater enlightenment to Ameri-

strength to try to| My husband was one of those| $nd-i y aon} 2 hi 14. He ended his last letter to me Put in Long Hours writing, “I am holding back my They are working long hours COPY for the most part because I during the day, ..they pore over don’t want to be charged with im-

What are your views on world

seems, most| Whoever you are, wherever you : le an a toiare, take, at least, this one day to think what the United Nations

: ds for. Pray that you may be being of just our own small fami Stan 50 guided that you ean contribute lies. Suppose you had to do this your share toward making this a

your thinking, make an effort to| > "saa" itary Bali Howe odi mes

for the good of all can we do our Byginess ‘Ducks Issue,’

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct.

gaged in you will, ultimately, be 19 (UP)—The managing director affected by the standing or falling of the National Association of Manufacturers says that Amer-

pends Hours Why am I, an ordinary - ican businessmen have only themwite, writing this? selves to blame for governmental

Sa come home exhausted, Imitation of economic freedom.”

from long sessions at the United] Earl Bunting, NAM official, Nations, take a few minutes to(said in a radio address here last night that businessmen must form stronger opposition to “big ing, to give you government” at the community level and must use more care in i selecting their representatives in

Business, he said. is “ducking issues and giving ground in a world now bullied and knocked flat by dictatorships and almost] equally monopolistic forms of|

Meta Council 103, Degree of Pocahontas, will have a bean supper from 5 to 7 p. m. Saturday in the lodge hall, 23081 W. Miehigan Bt.

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