PACIFIC COLLEGE
5 or Woodcock was employed as
Co-Operation Key
To Maintain Peace
Claim Historian
well-known historian and pro
for the prevention of war, both
of which depend upon interna
tional co-operation.
First, the great nations (prob
ably the United States, Great
Britain and Russia) could prob
ably partition off the world Into
spheres of influence, each power
responsible for maintaining
Wednesday Tth. 7, 1945 ' MECrORD MAIL TRIBUKE ITT1
a clerk by The Toggery and Is
well known in Medford.
North America has Bl per
cent of the world's known sup
ply of bituminous coal; Asia, 28
per cent; Europe, 19 per cent;
and the remainder of the world,
t per cent.
fessor of history emeritus at Cor
nell. Becker says that no Interna
tional police force would be
large enough to prevent wars in
a world where countries did not
co-operate. However, he ad-
peace within its particular
sphere..
Second, a super-state could be
composed of nations similar to
the states within the United
States. The super-state could be
governed by an Inner body of
delegates representing the state
which participate.
Ithaca, N. Y, (U.B In
ternational co-operation is the
A ton of coal will produce
enough electricity to light a SO
watt light more than five hours
a night for over 20 years.
kev to maintenance of future
ON PEACE DRILLS
peace, asserts Carl L. Becker.vances two possible alternatives
MONTOOMIRY WAtf
RFWF
1
A..
Declaring that every nation
using military conscription as
part of its peace time economy
has been defeated within the
last 80 years, or is about to be
defeated, Emmett Gulley, pres
ident of Pacific College, New
berg, spoke In Medford Sunday
before two church congrega
tions on compulsory military
training in peacetime. President
Gulley spoke at the Friends
church in the morning and in
the afternoon at the Brethren
church.
"Military conscription has
not demonstrated that it guar
antees peace among nations,"
the speaker said. "On the con
trary, such practice has led na
tions into dictatorship and an
aggressive military program."
Refuting other arguments by
those who propose universal
military conscription in peace
times, President Gulley said
that it would not improve the
health of the nation's youth and
that any proposed national
health program should be out
side military control.
Speaking on the matter of dis
cipline, the speaker said that
real discipline must be self-imposed
and that this nation needs
more than mere obedience to
commands. He further pointed
out that labor leaders and edu
cators as well as religious lead
ers oppose universal conscrip
tion. The speaker closed by advo
cating that instead of depending
upon military might we culti
vate mutual understanding with
other nations by such practical
means as exchange of college
students on a large scale, devel
opment of the right type of for
eign missions and that we de
velop the attitude of sharing
our natural resources with those
in need rather than seeking our
own national advantage. We
should spend millions on pro
moting real peace measures in
stead of billions on military
training, the president concluded.
John Moffat Gets
Infantryman Badge.
Camp San Luis Obispo, Cali
forniaPrivate First Class John
P. Moffat, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. i. P. Moffat, 34 Berkeley
Way, Medford, stationed here
'with the 86th "Black Hawk" In
fantry Division, has been award
ed the Expert Infantryman
Badge for having successfully
passed a series of comprehen
sive field tests in infantry train
ing. Presentation of the covet
ed doughboy badge was made
by Major General Harris M. Me
lasky, commanding general,
86th Division.
To be eligible for the Expert
Infantryman Badge a soldier
must have completed satisfac
torily all the requirements of
the Army Ground Forces Physi
cal Fitness Tests.
Dm Mall Tribune Want Kim.
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ADDS COLOR Still wearing
cutaway coat and long hair ol
the William Jennings Bryan
era, Senator Clyde Hoey, for
mer governor of North Caro
lina brings a bit of the old
school of Democrats to nation's
CaDitoL
WONT WORK With bag and
hat in hand, Walter N. Norton,
manager of retail store, leaves
. Montgomery Ward's Chicago
plant after refusing to function
as Army employe. Lt CoL Wil
11am A. Monroe replaces hlraj
GETS FULL TERM
Charles Frederick Marquess
of Gold Hill was fined $100 and
costs in justice court this morn
ing on a charge of driving a mo
tor vehicle while, under the in
fluence of Intoxicants. Marquess
was unable to pay his fine and
was committed to the county
jail, Justice W. P. Tucker states. ,
If he serves out the entire fine,
he will be in jail 45 days, the
justice said.
Marquess was arrested on
highway 99 February 7 by Sgt.
M. W. Ruch of the state police.
WALTER DICK WOODCOCK
IS PROMOTED TO MAJOR
Walter Dick Woodcock, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woodcock,
324 King street, has recently
been promoted from captain to
major with the Ninth Air Force
overseas, according to Informa
tion received by his parents.
Major Woodcock also is presi
dent of his Bomber Group offi
cer's club and has been named
to the court martial law board.
He has been overseas 19 months.
' Before joining the army, Ma-
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