Page 1 of Aug 12 1961 Issue of Mount Pleasant News in Mount Pleasant, Iowa

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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - August 12, 1961, Mount Pleasant, Iowa Partly Cloudy it. Pleasant Iowa. Sat Koay evening these Days by George e. Sokolsky cow arbs Bie i recently received an unsigned Post card which Speaks for itself a sir a you Madi a real War Idonger my speech today. Be sure to omit my son when you Volunteer our sons a when did of la t fight a War a i d sign this but you d say i m a red. Amend this Post card comes from Newark new Jersey and refers to a radio talk i gave on the nature of the present War. What the card represents is abject cowardice Lack of patriotism self entered selfishness the Man who failed to sign his Post card is by nature cowardly i would not Call him a most of the communists i have known were daring men who risked their live. For what they believed to be Tine. Lenin Trotzky. Bukharin and All the makers of the revolution were courageous. The Newark Anonymous postcard writer i. More dangerous than a communist because he is a. Coward and cannot be counted on in a crisis whoever he is. He offers nothing to the country that has give n him Opportunity and Freedom. In Argentina rebels give i j without a Fiorill bid Ako will be liken Ca Era i Culvert. To Ltd avoid invidious comparisons Ida sons have done More than the Law requires we do not tolerate cowards in our Breed. Complete plans for civil War pageant sept. S this is a moral question which grows in. Significance As we Cornel closer to peril. Tile cowards Are stumbling blocks they have voted j and their votes have imperilled the survival of our country a desirable a free system of government is. Both in the United states and great Britain cowards have sought to impede the defences of boil countries it is too easy to attribute these evils to communism and communist machinations i some of u is due to selfish fear. To an unwillingness to serve to a Lack of understanding of the american Way of life. Champion Lippers team wins explorer scouts of Council attend Region 8 events. S. Stand on outer Mongolia to be determined late report seeing two Deer in Tow returns from state leadership Camp another first a judge James b. Parsons 49, faces Hie camera with Avile Amy in Chicago after being named a . District court judge by president Kennedy. Judge Parson is the first negro Ca or to we Sui h a Post. State close looking to the future refugees at the Marienfeldt Camp Ai West Berlin crowd around j to tical a hat Ernst Lemon \ minister for All German problems has to say.

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