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...write your congressman in anger, his intentions were good. "War time" should be able to cut down on the national consumption of electricity between dark and bedtime so that the power saved may be diverted to industrial uses...
Ever since it became apparent that Lewis, when he relinquished the C.I.O. presidency, did not intend to give up control of C.I.O., Murray's indignation has been deepening. Lewis' "peace plan," a surprise to Murray, was the last straw. With cold, Gaelic anger, Murray told his old boss that it was Philip Murray, not John Lewis, who was boss of C.I.O...
...Knox statement made the Chinese blow their top with righteous anger. Said the Chinese military, through their Chung-king newspaper Sao Tang Jih Pao: "Signs of Anglo-American reinforcements are absent while British and American authorities continue to indulge in sidetracking remarks...
...Answer. It would have been easy for the U.S. and Britain, with the exercise of a pinch of tact, to dispel this serious anger. The Chinese wanted an explanation, but for at least a week they got none, and as they waited their anger mounted by the hour. Veteran correspondents began to experience an unprecedented coolness from the Chinese. In lieu of an explanation all they could go on was results, and the results-in Malaya, in the Philippines, in the Indies-continued bad, however gallant the local actions...
...This secret anger and this constant search for ways to kill could not but change men's hearts"; and the change-which calls forth some of the most just and serious writing in the book-deeply worried Ling Tan. In his sleepless nights he thought: "Is this not the end of our people when we become like other warlike people in the world?" And he answered himself, admitting the necessity of killing: "And yet in these days we must remember that peace is good. The young cannot remember, and it is we who must remember and teach them again...