Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1951 — Page 20
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aggresion stalk the earth?” the tryant plotd’a war which may wreck’ the world hefore another L Christmas? How can we ‘be merry”? We can't. Our happiness is for personal blessings of which there are many. But even those fortunate in physical comof his choice, forts, and more HARRY LEVINSON rich in the love of family and friends, could hard31 N. Penn, llinois and Market | iv be so callous) as not to feel : the suffering cl
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‘We Can't Be Joyous Now, But Fight For Peace Is Being Won
By LUDWELL DENNY
Seripps-Howard Foreign Editor
Aad Pes
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26 Christmas was not
8.
How could we. be joyous when there is a Korean War
perils we face now are! to See |
So the old perils, If we failed
them before, we may quake now.
If we had expected Christmas thi
herald the man, season of despair.
year to brotherhood of
But for the humble it need not be. For the strong of heart it is
not, The message of the first Christ-! mas was hope, last Christmas—was—hope: Today our hope 4 puny thing, fate fixed by foreign dictatorship Let Stalin tremble.
For we are winning this fight war or so blind for the right to live in peace. Only the short of memory, or those who will doubt our gains. We gain slowly, But we move, We move
demand an easy victory,
too slowly. forward Reds Stopped in Korea
Bre
preemie {eT weakened enough to se ek a truce, He may riot be ready to pay. the price of an honest. armistice: he! may attack again with reinforced | fury. But, if he does, there are signs he will hasten his defeat by Sullering in his Chinese homeland the retaliation so long withheld. In Japan a people so recently our barbarous enemy has been converted by a just peace and hu-, mane treatment to friendly co-! operation a precarious friendship and weak democracy, but a beginning. i’ = In Europe bonds of union are against the common The North Atlantic Alliance, still inadequate, is far stronger than a year ago. The Schuman plan economic merger is nearer. A federation of Western Europe is a practical possithe first time,
danger,
United Nations Is Stronger The United Nations, -hadcuffed in its cradle by Red power, has grown strong enough to cry out at least against aggression. And America, despite crime and corruption, is yet the Kindliest community, the most benewell as strongest international power the world has
(ever known.
As surely as the Christmas lived on through the long centuries, so this nation will flourish in leadership {toward a peaceful world if we {are steadfast. It is for us to Keep the faith,
Bandit Slain, Officer Hurt In Gun Fight
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The man was tentatively identified as John K. Mackey from paHe wore Air Force uniform. Police. Capt. James: Riley Mr. Brueggeman, uniform, ser's
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