1 dividualism can be built and estab
| lished; preserve and give fullest pro
' tection to our national forest reserves
and parks and the development of
our waterways,' rivers and canals.”
Always and fixed in the mind of the
legion is the recognition and desire to
uphold and further the best interest ■
of the laboring people, Mr. Oswsley
continued.
“When speaking to the delegates
at New Orleans, as the newly elected
national commander, I committed the
legion under my leadership to four
comprehensive principles of endeavor:
Hospitalization, rehabilitation, ad
justed compensation and Americani
zation.
o o o
Speak For Progress.
“The separate reports of the de
partment heads appear, to me, to
speak of a consistent progress toward
a better state, for our sick and dis- ;
abled comrades, a justifiable predic- I
tion of the passage of the adjusted
compensation bill by the next Con
gress unu the inauguration of a pa
triotic American discussion and
leadership on matters of national
education, respect for our flag, vete- J
ran unemployment, permanent en
dowment for decoration of graves in
foreign lands, an understanding of
and a business conception of the !
legion’s opportunity of educating and j
protecting the orphan children of '
service men, the announcement and :
introduction to the nation and to the
world of the legion’s advocacy of an
International conference for the
limitation of air armament.
