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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
to
.ayClose to
Billion
Equals That Of
Both Britain,
Canada

Washington. June 9-INS-Am-
erican taxpayers in the next fiscal
year beginning July l will pay
close to $4,000, 100000 to federal,
state and local governments-a bur-
den equalling or exceeding that O;
Great Britain, and Cands, Sen. Wal.
ter F. George Cd Ca, estimated
today.
George. chairman OF the Senate
Finance Committee, said that Con.
gress probably will reject a general
sales tax unless the Treasury &C
lively recommends and supports IT,.
Rejection OF sales tax, he in
dicated. would shift the burden OF
providing the sl6.000.000.000 add
tional taxes sought by President
Roosevelt to individual income tax
payers. corporations and to consum-
ers under increased special excise
taxes.
Despite the enormity OF the tar
proposal. Mr. Roosevelt said he
probably will submit TO Congress
before the anticipated summer re-
cess in July. both George and Chair
man Doughton ID y. c.. OF the
House Ways and Means Committee,
have pledged themselves to seek to
work out a new tax bill.
Nr. Roosevelt renewed his oppo
eifion IN general sales taX but
said he favored Increased special
excuses. sucn as those on tobacco
aud liquor. lie said that additional
taxes are needed to close the in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Argentine to
beAmenable

Buenos Aires. June s-AP-Ar-
gentina intends to work in closer
cooperation with her sister Ameri.
can republics through acts as we'll
as words. President Pedro Raml.
req said last night In a brief state
ment on the foreign policy OF his
government
Foreign relation will be regu-
lated not only by words but also
in practice by acts which will
draw us ever nearer TO our Ameri-
can brothers. said the statement,
issued following a cabinet meeting.
The government, In ONCE only
"a hours, also announced the lift.
ing OF martial law declared Friday
following the coup" d'etat which
overthrow President Ramon 8.
Castillo.
dispatches from Monteyideo
quoted observers there as fore
casting an eventual break with the
Axis by Ramirez,
ellis statement that foreign rela-
tons would be regulated by acts
as well as as words was viewed by
these sources as meaning the gov
eminent would move gradually to-
ward a rupture OF relations with
the Axis.
(The speedy lifting OF martial
law was interpreted In Mostevideo
asa step toward the restoration
OF normal conditions. although II
was assumed the state OF siege
which Castillo decreed 10 protect
his neutrality policy from popular
criticism was still lin enect)
The new cabinet said II was term
mating martial law in view OF
the calm which prevails In the
whole country"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
E. A. Mellencamp Lauded at
Annual Meeting of B. of G..


ing the certificate OF award TO Mr..
Mellencamp, Nr Wescott said
This testimonial OF your good
work bespeaks our appreciation
and carries with It our sincere
wishes for your happiness"
In reply 10 Mr. Wescotts pres
enta;ion. MIR. Mellencamp said,
Thank you. Doc. for them ere
kind words-and the bouquet YOU
have placed on my heart. Those
words spoken by a personal friend
will long be remembered. ! surely
was surprised when ! learned that
was to receive the Community
Service Award. 1t was thrust upon
me.
The compliment you are paying
me tonight is greatly appreciated
and will be cherished always by
yours truly and Mrs. Mellencamp
Il am delighted. that my past
records are such that warrant this
honor and | promise not to betray
your confidence in the future.
I've always been interested in
Ypsilanti and promise cooperation
and support for the future and
thank the Board OF Commerce di-
rectors. members and friends for
this honor bestowed upon me-
Test OF Worth
The award presented Mr.. Mellen-
camp reads Certificate OF Com
munity Service. Annual Board OF
Commerce Award. The test OF
mans worth 10 his community is.
the service he renders it,. To F..
A. MELLENCAMP. In recognition
OF his 45 years OF business activity.
his loyalty and integrity and his
readiness always TO assume The
leaders part in any civic work
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Hoover Fears
Crisis linFood

New YORK. June g--INS -lmme-
date reorganization OF the ma
lions food control system TO avert
an Unprecedented food crisis next
year. was demanded today by
Herbert Hoover
Speaking before the American
Farm Bureau Federation. the form
er president OF the United States
advanced a nine point program TO
eliminate a muddle OF uncontroll-
ed prices. local fsmines. profiteer-
ing. black markets and stifled farm
production,
Hoover recommended that Ches-
ter Davis, now food administrator,
be made Secretary OF Agriculture
and that alt divided authority At
present in the hands OF nine New
Deal bureaus be consolidated In
Davis hands.
There are too many cooks for
too little food" Hoover said.
Hoover said it is now too late
10 do anything for 1898 farm pro
duction but urged immediate action
to increase farm output for 1914.
Edward A. O'Neal. president OF
the Bureau voiced approval OF
Hoovers plan.
Most OF the farmers OF the ma
ton are for you and the program
you have announced" O'Neal said.
Hooyers nine-point program for
farm, and food control provided
]. Chester Davis as Secretary
OF Agriculture with all authority
over food production and distr!-
button in his hands Davis 10 he
a member OF the once OF War Mo
bilization.
2. Put more OF the work back
into the hands OF state. municipal
and county administrators.
2. Increase OF farm manpowcr
over The pre- war level and plant
~ ana so million more acres IN
1914 than this year.
4. Shift some industrial produc-
ton 10 get requirements for worn
out farm machinery.
;. Abolish present system OF re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
.Meader Takes
Federal Post

Resignation OF George Meader,
Washtenaw County prosecutor
since 1871. is TO take effect July J.,
10 enable him to take a position as
assistant counsel OF the senate ma
tional defense program inyesugat-
ing committee, generally known as
the Truman committee.
The assistant prosecutor. Fran
els W. Kamman, was appointed as
prose .utor by Circuit Judge George
w. Sample on the retiring prose-
cutors recommendation. Mr.. KAN
man. who said. he would name an
assistant later, will fill out Mr..
Meaders term, which expires Dec.
81. 1914.
Mr.. Meader submitted his resig-
nation to Judge sample after
Hugh Fulton, former Ann Arbor
resident, who is chief consel Tor
the Truman committee. had an
nounced the Washington appoint
ment. Mr.. Meader has appeared
before the Truman committee on
several occasions during its invest
igat!on o. the Z. Ypsilanti housing
program in Washington and here
when a sub committee made first
hand inspection OF the Bomber
Plant and the housing facilities.
The retiring prosecutor has prac-
ticed law in Ann Arbor since his
graduation with a juris doctor de-
gree from the University OF Mich.
igan Law School in 1881. He was
associated first with Roscoe o. Bon
isteel. and later, since 1889, with
Mr.. kammsn.
Mrs. Meader and their three chill
dren will maintain their residence
in Barton Hills until Mr.. Meader Is
able to obtain a home in Wash
iuRtOn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

community. Well, we can main
tain that high place. just so
long as we keep the manage
ment OF our affairs in the
hands OF fellows like Paul Tn.
grodt. Paul always has botn
feet on the ground and | honor
him and respect him for lot
OF things. but above all else
for his continuous and ever
fasting display Of good old com
mon horseseose.
Lets Do Il"
''In conclusion I'm going TO
suggest as a rule OF action that
we throw the phrase. ut can't
he done into the waste basket
In TACT. let's forget all about
the negative approach to our
community problems but in
stead we will use positive
psychology and have as our
motto, Let'sDo IT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

Npsilanti Board OF Commerce
mem bership and officers at the 18th
annual meeting OF the organiza-
tion st1 Charles McKenny Hall,
Tuesday night nonored f. A. Mel
lencamp, long prominent in civic
aff,irs He was presented the
annual Citizenship Award by c.
G. Wescott in behalf OF the Board.
its members and officers.
In presenting the award, Mr..
Wescott pointed out Mr.. Mellen-
camps untiring efforts in civic
work here. He said that the honor
guest had been more than a dues
paying member OF the Board Of
Commerce and had assisted in cam
paigns for membership. begot and
fostered the credit bureau. had
been an able leader as president
OF the board in the trying times OF
the depression. had always done
committee work and as president
left the Board OF Commerce in bet
ter shape financially than 1t was
when he took Office.
He stressed Mr.. Mellencamp's
wise counsel in reorganization Of
banks after the depression and
how he had always sponsored new
manufacturing projects and en-
couraged their MANAGEMENT here.
II was largely through his efforts
Ypsilanti's market place movement
was inaugurated. He said Mr. Mel
lencamp had helped 10 staye of as
saults on the Normal College here.
had given guidance in the amend
ment OF the city charter. had en-
couraged better homes show and
always favored better merchandis-
ing. Mr.. Wescott Landed Mrs. Mel
lencamp for her wifely consola-
ton and counsel 10 her husband
the honored citizen After read
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Axis Europe Quakes Ane,u
With lnudsion filters as
Result of Chur chiU Talk
Residents Asked to Help
Meet Emergency Situation

be suitable 10 lodge one family.
telephone her II they are willing
10 donate the use OF the buildings.
Churches. societies ana war or.
CARNATIONS are invited 10 join In
helping meeting the challenge TO
Ypsilantis ability and willingness
10 meet the temporary need. she
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Congress Today
lBv A..ocIat.d Prs.sl

tBy Associated Press
Senate
Nav take Hp farm security ad-
ministration appropriations. Meets
noon. Eastern War Time).
Military Affairs Committee hears
Col. Lewis Sanders on Austin
Wadsworth national service bill
Q0:301.
Senate and House conferees
seek agreement on anti-strike bill
G0).
House
Considers Treasury-Post Office
appropriation hill moon.
Naval Committee studies college
training program 10).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

NEW YORK-INS- This most
realistic and dramatic test air
raid alert ever held in the New
York, New Jersey and Delaware
area was pronounced today the
most successful" by Major Cen
srsl Thomas A. Terry. of the Sec
ond Service Command. Three
Army bombers. first heard at
Georgetown. Del, were the herald
OF the attack. Spotted by civil
Liam plane watchers their appear
snce was the signal for the black
out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

(By International News Serylce)
Axis Europe auaked anew with
invasion filters today amid mount.
Ing indications that historys great
est military operations were about
70 begin.
The anxiety Of Berlin and Rome
mounted hourly following British
Prime Minister Winston Cburchilrs
promise Of "smphibious attacks OF
complexity and hazard on a large
scale"
The enemy's invasion fears were
revealed plainly In outpourings Of
Rome and Paris radio stations and
radio and cable dispatches from
other continental sources.
The Rome radio for the nrst tims
stated bluntly: we expect landing
operations.
Tn. Paris and Berne radios quot
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Rome Admits
it Expects
Landings
Germans Look For
Simultaneous
Attacks

London, June s--lNs-Ths Allied
Command In North Africa has sent
an uitimatur, to the Asis defenders
OF the italian Island Of Psntelleria
demanding their surrender. the
Rome radio reported today. The
Rome station quoted . eommuni-
que by the Italian high command
which said that the Panteileria gar
rlson had not replied to the Allied
surrender demand. The report was
not Immediately confirmed In any
Allied Quarter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

Experienced fabrication man. No
night or Sunday work. Good pay.
snkworth's Super Service. s Y.
Michigan. Adv. sos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

PASADENA, Cal.-INS - An
earthquake OF severe intensity. es-
timated to be 1000 miles away,
wasrecorded at 2:01 p. m. Tuesday
by the California Institute OF Tech
nology seismograph. Direction OF
the disturbance was not determin-
ed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

Los AkGElEs-uP-Rlot-
Ing between services men and
young Negro and Mexican hood
lums clad In root suits prompt
cd the Mexican consulate today
to send official reports OF the
disturbances to the Washington
embassy and the foreign office
at Mckee City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

IOWA CITY, Ia.-lNSAA strong
federation OF little nations in Cen
trail Europe. with democracy as the
guiding principal, was advocated
today by by Volta Benes. promin-
ent Czechoslovakian statesman and
brother of the Czech president-in-
exile, Eduard Benes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Rising Temperature

LONDON-INS-A considerable
number OF high officials OF the
pro-NaIi Quisling party of Norway
recently have fled into Sweden
for reasons OF safety, according TO
re lorts received today in a Reuter-
dispatch from Stockholm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

LONDON-lNS-- Informed Lon
don quarters today saw in Presi-
dent Roosevelt's warning to the
Axis against~use Of poison gases
a firm determination by the United
States to cooperate with Britain in
immediate retaliatory measures
should the enemy adopt that wea.
pom of warfare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

HOLLYWOOD-INS - Funeral
services will be Friday for c. Ken
meth Goldsmith, 43. motion picture
director who died Tuesday OF
heart attack. Native of New York,
where he was a playwright and
writer, Goldsmith came TO Holly
wood in 1928. He had directed
more than 20 motion pictures.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

RENO, Nev.-INS-Edward r.
Mclean. son of Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Mclean. wealthy socialite of
Washington, ID. c., announced to-
day he had retained an attorney
for the purpose OF seeking a d.
vorce from Ann Meem Mclean.
She Is the daughter OF ar. and
Mrs. Henry Grant Meem OF Wash
ington. They were married May
25, 1888.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

See TAXES Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

NEW YORK -INS-NeE Workers
are not only going to have to wear
their shirts an extra day or two
but will probably have TO iron them
themselves. Laundry officials we're
desperate today in warning that
only by drastically curtailing pres
ent services can they continue to
operate under the staggering weight
OF accumulated work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

See OPA-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

See WAR Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

INTERNATIONALLY twin pro
posal that all immigration quotas
be cut aud Chinese allowed the
same rights OF entry TO the United
States as other nationalities enjoy
was advanced in Congress today in
an effort to compromise divergent
opinions over the Chinese exclu.
sion laws.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

HONOLULU. T. II. - AP-Ha-
waits first chaplain OF Japanese
ancestry to enter the armed forces
il Masao Yamads. So. practical
Congregational minister who says,
God and guns will win the war for
the United Nations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

TULSA. Okla.-UP-The defense
IN the manslaughter trial OF Mrs.
Ella p. Howard asserted today that
socially prominent Mrs. T. h. Sim
mons. wife Of millionaire oil man,
was shot 10 death accidentally in a
struggle for possession Of a pistol.
The defense called its first wit.
nesses 10 substantiste the claim
that Mrs. Simmons, nationally
known horse fancier. came to Mrs.
Towards room in fashionable no.
tel here and threatened her with
the gun. Mrs. simmons was shot
TO death last March rs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

WASHINGTON-AP-The War
Production Board has approved the
use OF several tons OF waste steel
plate for steel-jacketing Bibles, a
wPB spokesman said today, but has
suggested that manufacturers avoid
giving any impression that such
Bibles will stop bullets. Church
goods manufacturers were granted
permission TO buy several tons OF
thin plate which has no military
use.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

See KTwANIS-Psge S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

WASHINGTON - APP - Trim
streamlined hogs soon will replace
roIy-poly porkers at the market
place. Such was the forecast made
BY the Agriculture Department to
day in reporting that prospective
supplies OF corn and other livestock
feeds will be insufficient during the
coming feeding season TO fatter
hogs TO extra heavy weights.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

CAIRO-AP -- Photographs re
Gently smuggled cut OF crete !ndi-
cate that the town OF Kandanos on
that Grecian island has been wiped
out by the Germans in gesture OF
reprisal duplicating the destruction
OF the Czecho-sloyakian town OF
Lidice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-09

WASHINGTON-INS-The Unit
cd states government today is uu
derstood 10 be working on a new
protocol agreement to provide Rus
STA with hundreds OF millions OF
dollars worth OF American lend
lease aid during the coming /;
months.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

uNa6 meiner Mnitht fam slmertfa
BEN &rieg auf oreifahe slrt lno @eiie
9etpinmen: ourd Selbitperleugnung
unb Spfer, @rbeit unO grfenntnis
ser 8fli6ten 1tnierm 9ott uno S6op,
fer gegeniiber. Sbne oieie bret Singc
Iann amerifa ben &rieg perlieren =
ia, oas grpbe, rieiige, retGe Imertta,
0as nob ME einen &rieg perloren bat,
ous itol5 oarallf lit, uno auf Die 8e.
ibidte pobt als einen unfeblbaren
Gruno, pesbalb oieier arieg nidt
herloren tperOen fann. Mir ibeint,
als OBJ mir alle, bonn gieorigiten Biz
5um Soblten nift mebr unier 2ano
no9 @ptt lieben, ipnoern anltatt oeren
uniere 8orteile, 1lniere 9equemlibfeit,
uniere Bribilegien l1no io5iale uno ins
oultriele lteberlegenbeit, fl1r5, l1ns
ielbit. Saben mir nidt pielleid)t nns
@0tter aus uniern muteriellen &eid)=
tiimern ltno unierm Mahtgeliiite ge=
1na6t 49, l1nb baB mir befiirbten, bieie
@otter 5u perlieren?" -- guafe Gar,
ter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06
,Berbreden fhreitet berein,

ugerbreden fhreitet berein, iobalo
8eligion berausidreitet', erfldrte
Hibter Sranf @icef in einem Sugeno.
geribt in Chicago. Gieie Borte rid.
tete Der Nibter Sranf 8ieef an 1000
u8ig 8rotbers", bic iib anlaBlib oes
iiIbernen SubiIaau,s ser Organization
.etngefunoeu bntten. Gs mdre au miin.
lideu, erfI6rte Der Mirbter, oab sus
'gerbiitung iugenbliher Berbreben IN
ieber Rfarrei eine Iolbe Organization
!eiHgefiibrt tpiiroe, pelde cine reIisiGie
Gr5tebuug befiirmurtet.
/ Bel berfelben 8elesenbeit duBerte
fd @r5btidof Stritb bon Chicago
iiber Die ltriadeu ingenoIider gerbre-
ben uno fiibrte, alBer elmer mangel.
baften ainoerer5iebuna sic unfldti.
gen Sbeater, 8iider unb gldtter an,
pel9e Die Moral Der Sugenolihen lln-
tergraben uno antireligiofe Hropagan.
6a ber6reiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

- nidt elm Sefus melt meg in irgena
elmer entlegenen, uuuabbaren 9errlid).
feit, Ionoern: ugarntber5ig, ntiloe nno
bon 2iebe 1lim."
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sn oiefeu AueenbIi6 itebt er biz
sur Seite; milIft bn ibHl uidbt sit 5it.
Beu fallen u1o aiisrnfen: ,,Gerr, oH
.iDeibt aIle Dinee;; bu peibt bnb ID
bid Iieb babel" Dann spiro er bth
.ubne tDeiteres aus al oeiner Sbtpad-
belt ,,no Siinbc beben, r,,6 ou fonh
.berrIihen Steg oapontragen bsrh bic
Madt feiner 9iebe.
llnb alfo werbeu aud mir etHIt
NIT ibm I'M Harabieie Iein; isnb bort
uerben tuir ibm gletd ietn; eenn mir
,sperben ibn ieben, ruie er it".
l gott gebe, bab mir ulle su oes
=sroben Menge sesdbIt ieien, BITE Dor
oen Chrome oes 2anames fteben nab
r,,feu: uWiiroig tit oas aanm, oas
.aet6tet tporben!''
,gie tperoen nibt n,ebr bungern
nod oiiriten; es miro aud nitt mtf
iie fuIIen bic Come, ober irgeno cine
Sibe Denn oas la9n1nt nitten im
5tuble miro iie tpeiben uno leiten 5u
BEN lebenbigen @aiferbrunnen; nro
Gott iptrb abrpiiden ulle Sranen ppr
ibren Augen."
Gnoe -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06
0rui,mmtter ,tn0 Gufeliu

@robmutter: Limb mas meiuft ou
tuobl, mas CAB Der Brin5 Der aonigs'
tobter, um iie aus ibren bunoertidb.
riseu Shlaf altfsutpeden2"
Dorben: uDus petB i1 nitt,
Sn1a." ....
@roBmutter: u0as gibt benn betne
Mutter oir, tpenn ite oid norsens
1peft?"
9orhen: ,,ginen 2offel 2ebertran."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

Gin in Der ,,aolniiben 3eitltng"
bonn t. September 1912 erihienener
9erid1t iiber Die groBe rationale Bil=
gerfabrt Ser eSsugeno Sranfreifs nab
SourOes, am 5eite Ser aufnabme
Mariens in ben Sinnel, 5eigt, lpel=
6en Sngrimm oieie i'm oulnals nod
unbeletten Sranfreib bon BEN &atbu.
lifen SranfreifJs gepflogene offent.
li6e 9laubensfltnogebung bel ben
Na5ibon5en erregte. vgs bat, 10
ibreibt oas Haaiblatt> ,,flar ben dalt-
piniitiiden @eiit Der fatboliiden Sir
Ge betpieien." Sen &atbolifen auf ser
gau5en @elt bat oieie na5iitiife Sri
tit oen tpra,mtfben 9eiit Der Na5t
bepieien.
@as Die Na5i nod nebr rei5te, lpar
Die Eatia6e, oaB Der BON ibnen per~
bannte 8ilbof BON Mees an Der Seier
in 2ouroes teifnabn1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

Das britiide Snielreid bat cine
gepoHerung bon 47,000,000. Das
ganae groBbritiide 9feid ltmfaBt 450,-
100000 Suben.
Sn bieier @efanrtbep0lferung bon
iiber 5O0,0OO,O0O gibt es nur 35,.
100000, bic praftii9e gbriiten itnb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

sSala1t1na, 0aS Detllge Su1lD, DIE IL
Dem gbriiten beiligite nnb ebrtpiir-
biglte 5t1tte auf groeu no Der 8elt-
beilano eeboren ipnroe, gelebt nnD
oen areu5estoo erlitten bat, elm Stiif
Groe nit eottnenihltihem 8late ge.
trdnft, lit gum groBen GeiI in ben
Sdnoen Der Wobanmeoaner nn0 Sn.
BEN, uno Der Summelplas politiftber
admpfe uno ioaiafer 8irren, elm 3u-
ltano, Der ourh @roBbritanniens Gr.
perimentationspolitif i'm lebten 8ier-
teliabrbunoert nift beiier gesuoroen.
Sn einem biitorifden ueberblid be-
urteilt oie q. 9. Staats5eitung bic
beuttge Gage in Balditina il, folsen'
ben gr6rterungen:
,,gs finb Nun 25 Sabre berfloifen,
T lett 2oro 8alfour i'm Muftrag Der
brttiiden @egieruug ben Suoen etne
politiib gefiherte Seimftdtte IN ibrer
aIten bibliiden Seiinat Deripra6,
DurdJ Sic galfour.D Deflaratiun fpuroe
Der 3ionistnus uus elmer ron,antiid-
,ttopifneH geDegit,tg att elmer ernit-
Eboften peIitiihen Healitdt. grbebliGe
iiioiide &apitalien unb Der Anfbau'
miaen tatfr1ftiger iunger Snoen tit
/ in oem 1teinigen 8ooen oes Seiligen
2anbes oreier Helietonen inpeitiert
tporoen.
Das @eidenf, oas sic britiihe 8e.
gterrng ein Sabr Dor Dem enoe oes
erlten @eltfrieges Sen Suoen mabte,
butte MIR atpei Sbonbeitsfebler ---.
Ser io5ial gebobene Sell oes europots
Iden Suoentnms fiiblte iib niht meb:
| ais Station, Ionoern NOR iprahlt6 unb
aeiftia an Sic aultur Ser 2anber al
| fimiliert, unter .oenen er lebte, bate
oesbalb aud ipenig Sntereiie, ieine
abenbIdnoiibe unipeIt NIT oen orien-
taliiden 2eben I'M ,2u1oe ber Batter
| ait bertauiben. 8alditina puroe ba'
ffer sun gintpanoererlatlb nibt fiir
sic, sssuben als @eian1tbeit, fonoern
nur fir iene Dor Sitlers Suoenpers
foGaungen eit1e Winberbeit biIoenben
areiie, sic oen Nationalismus Der
labenolGnbiiden Nationer d,t1 fir Die
ssnoen pertpirfltben urb ben Intiie-
nftisnrus init cine nunational bemuB-
ten SuoenitoI5 beantmorten iuonten.
stano 10 biater oem 3ionismas m