Monday's 32nd annual Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration heard a message of love from a man of war, a general's inspiring summons to rally against the foe. "As an ole soldier, I want to 'skip straight to the chase,' as they say in the old TV Westerns. There is but one strategy that works in times like these," said Maj. General James E. Donald, now retired and living on St. George Island, product of 33 years in the Army and then another decade with the Georgia Department of Corrections, including five years as its commissioner...
