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: THURSDAY, APR1I/16,1942 i - : ; •If 1 : 1 • -Carr Tells PTA State’s Do g Share in Receiving Japs Vital Part of Practical PatriotismThat Colorado la.not engaged In a war with California over what Is to bo done with Japanese, but llial Colorado can. meet the problem of Japanese oyucuccs anil at the ehitiq limn protect ilself waa the contention ot Governor Ralph L, Corr In speaking here Wednesday night before the sixth biennial convention of the Colorado Congress of Parents .uml • Teachers oh the subject, '’Practical Patriotism.‘'This Isn’t a war • with California, 'he said. MWc are dealing with conditions as they exist nu:i we'must accept our part In this responsibility/1 Govern ot Carr out* lined some of the reasons why the government and the pec pi a of California believed Japanese should he evacuated .from coastal areas and clefmise regions.' At the same time Governor. Carr emphasized that he believed American Oorh Japanese should' not be sent into concentration camps whh-.out protection assured citizens under the constitution and the hill of rights. . ; ’Many of the pro tests, lie has received against the arrival of Japanese .in Colorado have been made by persons who are not conversRut with (lie complete aspects of the problem. Governor Oort said.. Th*? gftvoriiment, which la protecting the people of California, also will protect labor .in Colorado mid will not permit any situation to aviso which will bring In an over* abundant supply of cheap labor, he said,. He. pointed out that no Jap-;anese may move without a permit from tlio state in which they live am! no Japanese is receiving n permit to come to Colorado who Is In any way under suspicion.Parent 3 must prepares them selves and their children, for h’ long wmv - Governor' Carr* said. It* may lost five to 10 years* It. Is the duty, uf parents to anticipate problems, .arising and to provide solutions .when the emergencies arrive. Fathers and mothers mustt.maintain 'an attitude of mind which 1 Ib . ccm-*duc!ve 1o good morale, ho said. Intelligence, plus training.and education, have developed a leadership among parents which must extend itself tn all Americans hi 100 percent cooperation with t 1jo .nationaleffort, .the governor said.■ Mrs. Lev/l3 Speaks'New- ideas-are needed today in .education, Inez J dim e on-Lewis, state superintendent of public, instruction, told the F. T. A- convon-. lionets.Thursday morning. - ■During the emergency, personal life-ought to be enriched thru re--[convening the family circle, re mlLug and renewal of the art of discussion, getting acquainted with neighbors and* studying of-geography and the hopes, joys And sufferings of other mil ions, she said. •\ '■Family participation in tlie defense program will become more and, more important, 'she suid. She saii\ the response of school children to the' government's request for model planes to be used in air training. ‘ . P .. It should be the aim of every family to build up ft s. health pro* ■ grain with every hit of scientific knowledge available Cor we can lose this war if'we do not look after the health-of our people. We must build up reals lance to sickness and disease*Judge Charles Snckuian of Denver, state chairman of the boys' loan fund of the Colorado P. T. A. explained how Iho fund helps hoys In attnlnfng higher cduenlicin ami places for them In the business and professional fields' The fund is available without discrimination'as to race! or creed, he Bald.Weld Dairymen May Get Financing To Meet Cities* RulesWeld county dairymen who find their milk outlet Bhut. oft because of failure to.meet Denver, Cheyenne or Greeley ml Ik shed standards, may ho able to obtain financing to ina k e t he. si uc essary improvements from the. Form Security Administration, It was said hero Thursday by Sheldon D. Brooks of the Greeley FSA office.■ Wo.-would he glad lo consider applications tor loans In .cases where tho dairyman Is unable to borrow elsewhere,” Brooks, -said. 41 We will require n partial assignment ot the milk check as security,Censorship’s Success Up Tc Editors, Price(Aiioditcd Pwh)New York, April 10^—Asserting that freedom of the press was on IrJal thru VuvLlnte vuUnitary censorship, Director, of Censorship Byron Price told the nation's newspaper 'editors today that it would bo an unhappy day for I4all of-ws” If it was found that the president's confidence in them had been misplaced*“1 personally do-not believe sueli a day will come. Whether It does is up to .you,” tfiio former executive news editor of the Associated Press, on leave for the waiUmo post, safrt at the 20th annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Will tors at the WaldroE-Astorla hotel. . ..- Briefly tracing tlie history of .the American press and pointing out its survival of recuTriiig crises fluch as wavs and depressions, he asserted fbat in spito of nil limy'have en* iHired and. all Lliat they -are,- the iicwBimpcrB of the Dniled States may .well find the. yetir 1942-a peri Ml of supreme trial and judgment/’.Price's remarks la the editors as they-opened'their three-day gathering, .traditionally held in Washington bul moved here lljfs year be* cans*3 of wartime conditions in the capital, were delivered, in friendly but firm tones.said the results.of the experiment to make voluntary censorship work would not be determined ia tlic rnfficB of cOiisorship, blit by the publishers and editors who control flic' policies el. individual publications.”Crow Valley Is Not Interested In Soii DistrictCrow Yullcy Grazing association, by. a- vote Of 10 to 2, Wednesday.night passed a resolution notifyinggovernment agencies that it lg not interested in the fovmation of a soil conservation district on the government range area near Briggs-dale at Lbc pres cut time. The vote followed considerable discussion at an association meeting held at the Prairie View school. About 50 attended tlio’ meeting,It was voted to turn cattle onto ■flirt government rati go used ill coin-
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley, Colorado, US
Thu, Apr 16, 1942
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