Lausanne Congress Sends Message to Mothers of All Nations (World Congress of Mothers)

=== [PDF page 1] === ТИК MOHRI H, Sl М)ЛУ. Л I V 31. 10Г>Г> Lausanne Congress Sends Message Ί® Mothers of Д11 Nations I,Al'SANNI1', Swílzcrland (By Mail). nil·: WORLDS first ( o ni^iTss ol MolluTS closed licit' July 10 with a ringing call to women of all countries to unite for the defense of their children against war. Mimi almost tearful goodbyes to new -found friends, more than 1,000 women renrescut;· ■ countries closed the three-day I conference with a Manifesto to j the Women ol All Countries. Jt ЛЫк iki imar Scinti ri*»* stated: “We who appre reciate the time By JO LYNNE don’t leave crumbs, and trouble whichi go to the up dishes, sticky surfaces, Federated Tress bringing child ami maling sugar о r other attractions a round. who give life many AT THIS TIME of v To kce p ants Iroin entering the a man of 1him, not want see bouse supply chlordane al< mg the bouses and yards are besieged outside walls Irorn tin!·Ί und up j Wo do not want our sons to kill by troops of ants. They will even aeh other. not enough to the w indows. find their \\ ay into city apartto express our desires. We ments sumet ime s. To get rid of CHLORDANE IS POISONOUS Svili' not be able to rest until these1 i tes*sts the first step is to Chlordane kills ants but it is ¡have achieved our objects.” find their ■ nests and then treat poisonous niso lo people ami I, The Manifesto demanded pro ílu m with an insecticide. Hubition or atomic weapons, dis pels. So lake a lew preti..... ons. J armament, money now used In, Outdoors the nests are usually Keep the insecticide away from 'arms applied to build homes, hős r.isv Io sco small mounds of soil einkben, pets, food, dishes and pitáis and schools. The Congress the gi rnind, near stones and cooking utensils. certain not Aoted to set up a permanent comwalks, in decaying tree trunks, lo breathe the..................... If mothers, with rep resen near foundations, indoors the At the first World Con gross ol Mothers hold in Lausanne, natives Írom each country and a task is more difficult. Usually the chlordane gels on the sink, wash,|ieaded by Andrea Andreen', pres- Switzerland July 7-10, women from (iN eountries found now friends, best thing to do is to watch where it off immediately with soap and ident of the Organization olj swapped stories about their children, shared their common desire the antss go.. trace them to a base water. I Swedish Women. It will explore lor peace, and common experiences in fighting against war and hoard i.or (Itner frame, and apply Ants will injure plants and!methods of working together to for better education, health and child care which they knew peace the insecticide there. bring. Above delegates from India, Africa, Europe and Indotrees-not onlv the roots hot the;',ut,h® Congress resolution to ac The most effective insecticide above-ground parts of plants. Get ",,n: 1,1 « speech to the plcna. v nesia pose dóriiig a break in the conference. in the home is a 2 percent oilbase chlordane solution, applied alter;,„l neS,5 or hills in.be мл..... 1 bad 10 or..... re obil rao,л I bav.........л,..................al, with a paintbrush or spr ay as А 2 nerèenl'u’-i'ler 1 iie ι Vl'al "f' aerve as an information fonter for dion. Λ...... tl,...........lai, wore.12 Indian, Koloan alai linssi........ near as possible to the nest. nretrnS; wiHmľä ΐ maleri.il on education for peaee. Ч'"«нлм,п„,еп, И7 loaobo.s, 211,4 boro an Λ,π,μο,π ν.ο,,ι.,, Water-base chlordane sprays are ii.-'1 s i rms,s i She suucested that iust as cumie intelleclual and cultural leaders, with her little babv thousands ol also i fleet ive. KZs,ľ:ľJ Ше· booV, S unwholesome influence. U -.neM of va,л ing! were circulated internationally, ‘Ibivt-s. pacifists, Commıımsls, l lni-one heart. PREVENTIVE MEASURES ¡‘equally thrilling” stories and pic-^bis, sufiragettes, and Christians To check the ants, paint or HOUSEFLY CONTROL lures from far-off lands could be (,l many varieties lomul common AS A MEMBFR ol <..Ui.ilie spray ■ the chlordane along baseAnother pest is the housefly, circulated. k groin id in their dread of atomici Action, she voiced from th boa nls., cracks in floors, door and,oiv women if form.sentiments inai Ants are clean, compared to flies, v,u laic. window liames, sinks, electric which great disease carriers’. | THE CONGRESS also adWomen of many lands fournilbeliefs had expie,si d nullets. Tin’s may keep them They may carry typhoid and dressed an appeal to the United they shared similar expeiiciu-es ¡u privately: from getting into food, cupboards dysentery...and help spread elio- Nations that it “will fully realize fighting to replace war budgets "J have often heard il saidlb.it and nu tables. lera, trachoma I ( j e disease), and the objective it set itself when it with spending lor hetter educa-, wherever peace, di.innaiiu nl, Chlordane has a lasting effect I was founded—to safeguard new' lion, health and child care facili- neutrality and condemnation ol.lie other diseases. and you needn’t as a rule spray Sanitation is the first step j generations from war.” A com- lies. atom bomb are talked ahoni, tbat the same surface more than once against the housefly, killing is oomique to the Four-Power ( onOne of the most moving of thej liiat is where one linds (' every 2 months or so. If ants líiesecond. Keep garbage arid ft.rence at Geneva urged that “thej I 1У speeches during the lour days nists, socialists, and < continue lo appear, spray other other refuse covered light and! g°ocl will which has led lo the was from a tiny greying Italian known in some places as ‘the chilareas and surfaces. dispose of it frequently—by Present conference will be eon- housewife. Clotilde Cassigoli,who:(hen of darkness’.... 1 have not keep all food containers, flour burning if regular piekup serv¡hnually present in the course n( said she had never taken part inheard one word here which eoohl canisters, and hreadhoxes lightly j ice is lacking. Do not leave garj1'16 negotiations and will assure any congress before, hut was ('(lend mv sensibilities as a (,.'lii tin· eontr.irv, closed all during the season and j hage in the open, keep compost olie woman, hut,tIl<'ir empiete success.” moved to speak heeausi: "I hnve seen reflected in so 1 have had reason to led a dei i I piles covered and clean up alter! T,l<·4 f1™1 count ol the Uongres.s grander dignity mother . own idenО I dogs, eats, and chickens. revealed that among 826 mothers. manv diflerenl taces! 266 had more than three children, titv a mother — costumes and lias suffered and lived.” j SPRAYS AND BAITS To keep out flics have well i fitlii ns that swing outwar indovvs and doors. Kill flies hv in and around the •s” and tla· “iiietho(ls”i street of Seattle and cnleicd tbe (Continued from Page 6) J the “exe house baitit prepa- | t the Presidi ut, auditorium to of McCarthy!,sm and ;ars he never once \ rations outdoors vvlieiIV fflps libree yea il 11 big banmore easily than v e.slcrday, be of the United States into the yard. ! gather, such as aroundI gai bage hired ineed that the “anti-Cnmnui- ners readinig:' К cans, and where Iced your sidenl! Anine.stv for,dl Pie nist” drive itself is tlie e and eat or dog. AS I WRITE this. Г am keeulv essence of McCarthyisin. political prisoners! Sprays that contain pyrethrum aware of the fact that it is foui The time-table iof attack V' I are most eileeliv e and most safe. years since we went into the ledrivi I liberties and tbe DURING and diatelv alter, risons—the first Smith Act I! Pyrethrum is bannies:; to humans,<-'1‘d P1'1 i fight-back by the Eisi and animals but falai to flies, ¡political prisoners, hostages of the ¡ the First World War liiere devel- р,|,т пе11 forces lias heen ■rea war and the “cold war" oped a broad movement for am- during these past foi.fr years Flies in many areas have devel oped sneh resistance to DDT policies of American imperiali-in. i eslv lor Eugene Debs, kale Rich- [() )nai|V international and (b Today, we are no longer in prison, ards O’Hara, and luindreils ol p,. developments. A renewed and that this may not be effective. Dry sugar baits containing in- I am in London and Irving Potash otliiT political prisoners. I recalled heightened movement for amuc.tv sectickles are highly effee live is in Warsaw, both of us political during my own youth in Seattle |'ur a|l ||1(IS(. persecuted imdei the j against flies when’ scattered deportees. The others are "free,' in 1020 that the Central Labor Smith Act can keep that timetable I around doorways. Such baits now but hemmed in by “condiţionat re Council had been invited to par- Прке|, slowed down, lease” restrictions. The cold warj tieipate in the civ ic parade and \|v uvvn ease is nple of are for sale in stores. flames are dimmed by prepara- reception lor President Wilson. yJiat mass do. Wiini They are NOT approved for lions for the “summit” meeting at The belt Wing in the Council sue-'Rie British pre ssure ivernment was indoor use. Geneva; and new possibilities forjeeeded in making a condition ol approached by individuals in early ipeaceful co-existence give the lie participation the fact that the Cen-j 1954 (,n my behalf, its position to the Big Hoax of the “Comuni- tml Labor (iouneil delegation| was (liat “there are no grounds” nist menace” as peddled by the would raise the question of am-'for intervention because ol du» ¡discredited McCarthy. And wether ¡nest у belure tbe J’re,sidenl. And “obligation to comply vvilb die (Continued from Page 5>) the country, historie court deci- so the officers and members of the; ]aus” (,f (],e \ s,\. As die Council paraded down the main! Cainnai',ii in Scotland devei sstion was the Cover varii something similar to that horror js blows at McCarthyisin and reflect sition gradually eliaiigcd. B\' Sei the growing people’s fightback. introduced there. leinher. the Home Seerelarv 8118 But 17 men and women are write MP Jennie Lee that “We are The jurors and Pi VI n10-20 at present eons idering whether tually freed by a liigher court that «lill i'1 pn'son today, Smith Act valid grounds exist lor approach* I ruled that judges are free to open political prisoners. Fifty-nine othYF.BSATILE SHIRTWAIST ing the US i.utliorilies ’ aud ”tbos the eyes of the jury hut not to lead ers have been convicted in Smith l-or vacation wear or ttl home, ' Tlms |r¡;l| Ы, Aa Iri.ds; 33;,re (т-а11тВ tlu-dm l trial mi .щяс' ^1 avoiding his re-arrest Ihb« oulstaiHliiig indii Súry «4Í...K,biisi,«!.„„I a.entury'nf n.-w Smith Act Inals, Ami the November, thi tary Untein No.' M18 comes ill sizes Г'!1'1' " bm ame p at cl Λιι,ιτΙΐ',ιΧ hmr "aliniial Comimnilst lead«. 1 der-Secretary wrote MP Tom Dri Bill of Bights along with freedom;so recently freed from prison 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Send 35 ¡facing new trials and possible 10 ll berg and other Ml’s that “It is cents in coin, your name, ad of thought and assembly. je year sentences on “membership” clearly because the dillerenee Udress, pattern number and size ¡ Seeing this absorbing charges. tween the two iridielmenls afipeaiA to Federated Press, 1150 Ave. ¡glorification ol the common man WÈl so fine that Mr. Williainson ılı »f the Americas N.Y, 36 N.Y. · made me understand more elearlv i 11 the fight for amnesty, for the scribes the outstanding charge Tire latest issue of our pattern ¡why we in America must fight to | freedom of the Smith Act polili·..1 against him as ‘an obvi magazine contains dozens more preserve the basic freedoms which prisoners was needed before to tion of the long cherished tenet smart, easy to sew styles for all ¡the people ol England settled once ¡give more substance to the antiof common law against double ages. Send 25 cents for your and for all two hundred years ago. McCarthy movement, it is......... E injeopardy.’ We have asked copy of the spring and summer | “Courageous Mr. Penn” is shown! even more needed today when I Smith Act Défendants Wen Inmates1 ЖЛ Ä Cürresit Fibiis mиШ.. ’35 issiic· frequently on -TV. growing thousands have rejected JOH N WILLIAMSON (Continued on Page 1-f)