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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09

neuabgren5lng Der oeutiden 2anoer,
ole baufig gleibfaas na1 rein 5u-
taaigen @eiibtspunften erfolgte. ssn
belonoers ldyDieriger Sage lino 6ie
Olo5elen, Sie bon Der 8eitarenae Der
Sonlet-3one 5eridnitten iperoen:
sSur5burg nno 6ulba baben @nteile
tn Sbiringen; Baoerborn reid3t bonn
Sano Nororbein-@ei iiber gsie-
oerlablen uno Die 3onengrense bis
nod Sahien-s -slnbalt (Saae). Ser 9i-
lbof bon Ssnabriid ntuB iid) mad,
oen Beltimm,,ngen bon flint beridie-
oenen Sanoesresierungen uno 6rei
,3onenbefeblsbabern rinten: in 9epro-
rbeln-Weltfalen, Nieoeria1ien, Sam-
burg (britlIde v3one), Bremen Come
rtfanli6e 3one) nnb in OeedIenbura
(r1l'ilfe Sone). Die in bobem WeaR
5ur Snltitution eingefrorene, beborS-
llh genoroene Stride tpar olrd, oieIe
ll!tm'pal5unsen meitbin eeraoesu se-
labmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
Serritoriale &eranbernnaem

Gin ein5iger 8lid nuf bie GerGn-
oerungen Der firbli1en Geographic
III 9eutl6lano lebrt, melbe llmip1I=
|slr1lgen iid 5usetrogen baben: 1882
nmfaBte 9eutidlano inseelamt 20
firhlide Sprengel. Son oieien lino
5lpei gan5 perloren gegangen: oas
grmlanb in SitpreuBen nit oem 8i-
ibofsiis int Srauenburg uno bie Sreie
Hralatur in Sbneioemiibl. Som Gr5-
bistum 8reslau lit MIR elm fleiner
&elt iibriggeblieben, Ser oas @ebiet
meitlid) Der HeiBe nmfaBt, beute et-
ina 10000 &atbolifen beberbergt
|ltnb bon @orlit aus bertpaItet miro.
9as groBte Sinbernis fir einen
'ralden uno griinbliden 8ieoerauf>
bau ser bio5eianen Organization Bill
oeten uno bilben sic .3onengrensen.
I8ebn 8istiimer tperben bon 3onen-
gren5en burhtrennt:: Sreiburg, 9fot-
tenburg, Main5, 2i1nburg, SuIba,
@ir5burg. Baberborn, &6In, Osna-
briif uno Berlin. rDamit lit in bic.
len G1Ilen per geregelte gerfebr ami
.iden giidof, @eiitlidfeit uno golt
duBerit eridmert, Die 8eriekung Ser
Hrielter bebinbert 6as ir1nere 8ano
Der Ginbeit. eefdbroet" lSbo 3etger).
@eitere grihDernngen bradte Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
'frr nPutfdlr Ksthnli5tamns I'M tnzialpn Ul,aus

SIM folgenoen brineen mir aus5ii.
ge elmer unfaiienben r8eitanbalfnab-
me auf @runo bon bisber nnperof-
rentlidtem Material", Die inn Sebru-
arbeft Der 3eitidrift ,SodIano' er-
idienen lit. Ser 8eridt peroient audi
bier5ulanoe 9eadtlng, banoelt es iih
oof) Inn fataitropbale Geranoerun-
gen. ipelde auf Die Steaung Der Sir
DIE in Wtittel=guropa llnb oie Gertei,
oigung Der Beitpelt bon groBen Gin
fluB iein nogen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09

3emofratie unb Der @leidbeit Dor
Dem 8eieb" = ,pas boffentlid) in Der
Braris before @iiroieung erfobren
miro als norauSgegangene feierIibe
GerbeiBungen!
r9ie Gertra9sibliebenoett iperben
Die @eiterent1pidllmg frieoli6er uno
freunolider internationaler 8e5iebnll-
gen 81 foroern trabten our6 Stdr-
fung ibrer freibeitlihen einrihtin,
gen, ourd geroeutlidung Der 8rir-
5ipien, ouf oenen oieie S11ititutionea
beruben, unb ourh Shaffung ltabi-
Ter unb gutter 2ebensbebingungen.
Sic tperoen iih nm 8eleitigung bon
Differen5en IN ibrer itternationnlen
8irtl6artspolitif bemiiben unb fir
inc ofonomiide 3ulammenorbeit mir
fen."
9fuBlano uno ieine galaIIen iinb
miiteno iiber ben Yaft. Mostou be-
ldDerte lid in elmer BroteItnote iiber
Serletltng ser Gborte bes Bolfer.
bunbes l,nb ser geitinmungen ieiner
Gertrdge nit gnglano unb 5ranf,
reid, iotpie iiber oie WfiBa6tlng ser
Sereinbarungen bon Salta uno Eots.
0au.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
Tsrtriebene in Der 3eritremuma

Ser grieitermangel erfubr eiuc qe-
raoe5u tragiide geridarf1,na ourc,
oen enormen 3upads an fatboIiId1er
seoolterltng IN einaelnen Dio5eien,
oeren o Stri1ftur bierbur6 boIig per-
anoert tpuroe. auf 8runo ser Tots-
banner Beldliifie naren nad elmer am
l. april 1947 borgenon1nenen 96b-
lung 100000 9eutide Bis sum
genanilten 3eitpl,lft aus BEN @ebie-
ten oitlid Ser Sber- -NeiBe-2inie aus
getplelen tuorben gead) poriidtiaen
Shasnngen oiirften 2 Bis A MiIiio-
men Wenlden unteripegs umaefour.
meniein.
51perintenbent Mooereaaer teilte
unldngit als grgebnis Der Gfnfistif
zines amerifaniihen Aom;fees fir
(Gcrffetur3 anf Gette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09

User Die enoloIen l,no bisber groB.
tenteils frudtloien 0ebatten iiber oas
Sffiipationsitatlit uno 6ie Gerfafiung
oes beutiben 8eIt-Staates, Die so.
brif5ertriimmerung uno bie iiingite
@robtat, Die ~@ren5beridtiguneen
im 8eiten, nerfolgt bat, tpeiB, oaB
Der 8ertreter Der einfluBreiden Mo.
a1atsl6rift niht iibertreibt. Gburhins
"boffnungsnole" grpartung mar
5lpeifelos an oie aoreiie ser auss
lanominiIter Der 8eIt- t-Staaten gerid,
tet, oie gesentpdrtig nit Staats iefre-
tar a6eion in 8albington iiber bie
Soiung Der oeutiden Grobleme bero,
ten, Die langlt feine 8robIeme mebr
letn iollten. Oie Sauptfrase lit, ob
man, nafoen man nit 10 aroBem
slufDanb Den atlantii9en Baft au.
ltonoe eebradt bat, 9eutidlanb nit
aller. 8eDalt pouenbs bem @elten ent-
fremoen lno GuBlano in Die Mr,ne
treiben min. l1no on lollte enoIid
sSalblngton = trot ser Wpraen,
tbauer r,no trob Der unter Dem Ius.
bangeid)ilo 80 Brepent 8orlb sBar
III" pereinten Safer uno 5eser! -
elm frdftiges, itaatsmonniides 8ort
reoen uno Der erbarmIiden Sd)ad)er.
politif ein grbe MAIDEN.
Der Mtlantiidc Saft
0ie oeutide uno bomit Sic euro.
poilbe Jrage fan1t rur ourd) oie gb.
tebr bon Ser bisberigen 8olitif nno
elne groB5iigige StaatsfunIt aeloit
Die ruliilbe 8efabr our6 oen atlonti,
lben Baft allein nidt bei6moren mer.
Den. Der eemeiene britiide 9remier
bat leine Wabnung unb 8arnlula
boffentIid nidt persebens in oie on.
genblldlid redt gebobene Stimmuna
IN Baibinston serufenl
Die nit Dem 4. slpril onbebeube
Wobe lit 5Deifellos bon arofer poIiti-
lher 8eoeutung. Sic ipuroe eiraeIei-
tet ourh einen feierlifen Staotsoft,
IN Dem Die Sertreter bon sipoIf S0n-
bern unterlGrift uno sieael ,mter
oen atlantilden Soft ietten. Gurd)
o1elen, Der nod allen Heoen, bie Bel
DER @elesenbeit gebalten ipurben, Sc.
tenlipen nno friebli6en gborafter bot
nerpflidten lie iid gu geeenieitiaem
Shut geeen agereiiion, sic nad) ser
aan5en irternationaIen Gage uur bon
HuBlano onsgeben fam. 0en ur.
.lpriinglihen tpeItliben gaftldnoern
= Ser. Staaten, &ailooa, gnaIano,
Sranfreid, Rieoerloloc, gelgien uno
Surelnburg idloiien iid Noripe-
gen. 9anemarf, SSslano, GortuaaI
unb Stalien an.
Der Saft bat, mie Elm 8eiBbudl
oes Staatsoepartenent betonte, ieine
Wur5eln in Ser semeiniamen lte6er,
lleferung Der Golfer auf beioen Sci
ten oes atlantiiden S5eans rSie re-
lpettleren aus innerlter lteber5eual,ila
sSuroe nno SGert Ser 8erI0ulihfeit
uno pertrauen auf bie gri1sipien Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09

N>0S6$ wv \k0S%a%t~att0 ttAL tAtlSbNL -
tiefer IN 6os Chaos fiibren ,tno Dob
nur a,if ben bon @ott nbrge5eibneten
Wegen 6as Sell auh Der Bolfer al
erreiden lit.
gs lit iiherlid an5l,nebmen, baB
bon bieier grfenntris, an Der pieIe
Wilionen Wenlhen unter allen 8ol-
fern ltets feltgebalten boben, in Der
2eioensihule Der lebten ssabr3ebnte
aud nibt tpenise ebrlide Staatsmdn-
ner erfaBt iparoen itnb. 8ir befiirf).
fem aber. ooB Die Regierungen ser
Eaaer,neiiten 21noer 5u iebr IN Den
Materialismus nno ben Mohtaeoau.
FEN Derfeil iinb, oils baB iie ernitlid
enti6loiien iein fonnten, fortan 8e-
|ge 5u tuanoeln, Die erbellt iino BON
ben @eboten unb Dem @ilIen 8attes.
Gbmr6ills Wabnnngem
Gieie 31peifel biirfen 1,ns aber midi
abbalten, oie bon gbur1in in leiner
9teoe ausgeipro6enen fonitruftipen
@eoanfen an3uerfennen. sic be,teu
tatidflid in ,i1anden 8etounsen ei-
ne abfebr bon ser menldliden lleber.
|beblihfeit on, Die in 10 ipeitgebenoem
NnBe peranttportlid lit fir oas beu.
tige @eIteleno. go trat gburdiI in
einer geoanfenrei6en 9arleguna Der
gelfihtlihen G1,t1pidIunaen uuierer
Belt - in Ser er ielbltperit1nbIid
gnglanbs 9folle perberrlid,te - mar.
|nenb oeln ssortihrittsoiinfel eutaeaen
|inoeln er II. d. austiibrte: .gie
Wenidbeit lit an Haum .lno Sis,1
ms llngetneifene gelpadJien. ssoeeu
| ihritten iii unalaublider Weiie ppr.
an. Bum lluaIiid aber mar bieier I'M,
gebeure ssortidritt nidt bealeitet bon
bemerfens,pertem @adjen oes Uaen.
liden ielber, meoer biniihtIish leiner
aeiit;aen ssdbiafeiten nod, ieines iift.
Iiden Gbarafters Sefn @ehirr er.
|fubr feline 8erbeIIeruna, es nlad,tt
lnur mehr @erauic1. gas WaoR sen
greigniIie rings Inn i'm her rpliebs
/ ins 9fielenhafte, er ielber aber Der.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
Gebler Der 8ergangenbeit

Nah elmer fltappen S1iloerung
oes erIten 8eltfrieges, oie frei tpar
bon ben ionIt BEL gburhiG iibli1en
Musfdllen gegen bie .!&nnnen ging
Der britiihe Staatsmann iiber auf oie
Bariler Grieoensfonierena. .ginem
weiteren Rrieg boraubeugen, ipar sic
Sauptailfgabe 1lnb Bflidt Ser Staats-
manner, Die als Sreunoe 1no Gerbiin-
oete INN ben Grieoenstiid iaBen. sic
begingen groBe Sebler. Die 9oftri,1
|6es Selbitbeitimmlngsrehts ,par
|ni6t oas @eilmittel fir europa, Das
|Dor aIem ginigfeit nno gr0bere
|Staatengruppen brnuhte. Der @e-
oanfe, bob Die Beliegten 6ie Soften
Der Sieger be5ablen fonnten, mar ell
me Deroerblibe lno tpabn,pibige
SebItduidung. 9as Gerldun1nis,
ben Bolihepismus BEL ieinem gnt-
|iteben 5u ertpiirgen lino oas 6anaIs
obnmddtige 3uBlano auf bieie ODER
|iene @eiie Dem aIlgemeinen benofra-
|tiihen SDitem ein5uglie6ern, Iaitet
beltte lduer auf ,lns." (Noh ibiperer
|aber, mos Sr. gburdin ldanlbaft
iibergebt, 0ie berb1ngnisboIlen Mb-
fominen bon Geberan, SaIta unb
BotsoamD
Dem 8eriagen Der B0lterIiga tpi6-
mefe ST. Churchill gefiiblboIle @orte.
|Sie bate ben 0rie6ensmahern Dor
Der @eididte our Mehtfertigung if.
res Hfuidmerfs 6ienen fonnen
sNber ielbit nohoenr 10 bieIes Derlo.
rem mar, b6ttert mir einen Ioneen
|Grie6en iidern f0nnen, inenn mir alif
Deutidlan0s 0auernoer gnttpoffnune
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-09
Die Gcreintcn Natiunen

IS miro barob aui ser am 9ienstaa
5uiammensetretenen Gaeune Der Ser
einten Nationen au bitteren 9ebotten
fommen. auBer Dem atlantiIden Ser.
trag = iiber oeiien ginaeIbeiten 6ie
gertreter Der 8ertraesl1nber ibre 8e,
ratunsen in 8aibineton fortiesen -
llegt Der 8olferbunbstaeuns elm lam
ges Hrogramm Dor. Sn beiien Gor-
oergrunb itebt Die gertragsoerlesung
in &llmdnien, gulgorien unb llnaarn
(oer Soil 0iinbsaentp). an oie Ne-
giernnaen bieIer brei 21noer lino
groteitl1oten 8aibinetons uno Con.
oons abgesaneen.
aub bie pom Si6erbeitsrut bereits
gebiuigte 3ulaiIllng 6es Gtaotes
Slrael itebt auf Der agenoe. 9ieie
Brogrammnummer botte leste ISOLDE
in yeeiD g)orf Elm ,,nerbauIihes gor>
ipiel. Ser britiide gluBenminiIter gr>
nett 8epin trai am 80. M1rs nit ser
raneen Warp" IN Stem gorf Elm.
'Sein Weitpaiiagier NOR @nbrei Gro
mDfo, eriter Giaenliniiter oes Wos-
fan'er IuBenamts uno 8eto-0 -0eIt-
bampion, Ridt gesen oielen, ionbern
gegen geoin 1pur6e cine 9el1onItra-
tion in S5ene geiest. ssiioilfe ssona-
tlfer, Die nit 8eDins Bal1ftina-goli-
TT ntbt 5ufrieoen ii,16, bepnrfen leiu
auto nit eiern l1no Somateft.
3Deifellos itebt altd Elm ernlterer
Sorsang in Sprien init Der BalGltina-
5rage IN gerbinoung. Gas lpriid]e
Seer unternabm einen Gtaatsitreih,
IN Dem Die Reeierung obseiest uno
Der Staatspraiibent eingeiperrt tpur-
De. Bar es ein 5anaI fl,1ftiser 8ir-
ten? lno mer itebt binter Sen gut-
l6iiten?
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-05
Pandora

Mrs. G.. A. jacobson Is on two
months deputation tour for the ohrls-
tian and Missionary Alliance church.
Her work starts at Northtield, Minn.
Wilmer Niswander of Pandora, IS
a surgical patient at the Good Sa-
n1aritan Hospital at Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Lugiblhl or
Pandora, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Dorothy 10
LaVern Augsburger, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Omar Augsburger also of Pan
dora.
Miss Caroline krohn was home
from Findlay over the week end.
Cliff Pierman has his lot stakeo
off for the beginning of a basement
on the lot he purchased Of Mrs.
Adam Rilty.
Mrs. Amos Bracy had new furn-
ace put in her house this week.
Rev. f. J. Bohn, pastor of the
Grace Mennonite church was elected
president of the Middle District Con-
ference of Mennonites at the Goth
annual meeting held here last week.
n. N. Soldner was elected treasurer
Clarence Schneck also of Pandora is
secretary treasurer of the Mems
Brotherhood.
DR.. and Mrs. Waldo Sutter and
daughter Anne of Waterviile attend
ed the wedding of their niece Miss
Eula Locher, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Locher, Sunday afternoon
at the Grace Mennonite church to
Maurice E. Fett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Fett of Bluffton. The Sut-
ters were supper guests of Mrs.
Suffers mother and aunt, Mrs. ]. c.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-05
Beayerdam

MIR. and Mrs. Roger Amstutz Of
Seattle, Wash, announce the arrival
of son according to word received
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Amstutz.
The Junior-Senior banquet will be
held on Saturday eve at the school,
Miss Julia Ash of Ada was week
end visitor Of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Rupright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olan Larue Of Mans
field spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Larue.
Jake Beer and daughter Delilah of
Col. Grove were recent visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Beery, Jr.,
Miss Bessie Robert were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Ms. Frank
Roberts in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pratt Of Dayton
were Monday afternoon callers OF
Miss Ruth Durkee.
Special Mothers Day services will
be held at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. Clarence Fischer of
Lima will be guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deimer Beery, Sr.,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Schmidt and sons at Per-
rysburg.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-05
.eese and Miss Harriet Krohn.

Reese and Miss Harriet krohn.
The Putnam County track meets
attract large crowds here to the Pan
dora Community Park. Now Pan
dora school needs new field house
IN this same park.
Louis Risser, staff sergeant, In the
Marine Corps stationed at North
Carolina camp Lejune, is enjoying a
two weeks furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Risser west
of Pandora. Louis who has been in
the Marine Corps several years is eA-
pecting his release from service in
June.
Mrs. Winford Geiger of Findlay
spent Tuesday at the Risser farm.
Winford is working for a meat
packing of Dayton.
Mrs. Clara Light is moving into
her new house this week although
it isn't finished yet.
Elmer BURY has bought lot OF
Harold Geiger across from Shell Gas
station on route II and will erect
business room there. Mr.. BURY
recently sold his share in the Pan
dora Locker to his cousin Ben BURY.
Stanley Burkhart will have charge
of the Swine department at the Put
nam County fair this fall.
The Asi No Mas club composed OF
group of young ladies and young
matrons will entertain their mothers
Wednesday evening at tea at the
school building.
Mrs. Wilbert Zuercher entertained
the biennial club last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. George Fruchey entertained
the Garden Club at her home Tues
day evening. A flower exchange was
greatly enjoyed by gardeners.
Committee members of the i'm
provement committee for the Fan
dora Missionary church are: Rev. A.
L. Schmidt, L. S. Hatfield, Frank
Krohn, chairman; Richard Lehman
Harry Schumacher and Mrs. Irene
Schumacher.
Mrs. Marcine Nemire is having the
former Mrs. Jesse Hilty house i'm,
proved and remodeled inside and will
conduct her hair dressing establish
ment at same location. The Nemire's
bought the place last fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-05
LalU Firm, WOUes
To Lima Offices

The law firm of Derryberry &
Lawson closed its offices in the Citi-
zens bank building here the first of
the week, moving to Lima where it
will be located at 407 Faurot build
ing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the many
friends and neighbors for their aid
and sympathy during the illness and
death of our beloved wife and
mother; also Mrs. Studler for her
services at the funeral and others
who assisted in any way, together
with all others who sent beautiful
flowers and cards.
Charles Matthey & Family
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17
MlnneqpoIls MqYoruItY cumpqlqn

Supporters simmons mayor
should apologies offer supporting him This
plight Of the Negro and other within the community who f
fer from discrimination.
by training intelligence
qualified the office ready undermining
Minneapolis machinery
supporting Simmons all other
with which he grapps with public welfare without
OF the consequence o political
This newspapers opinion
by majority Cys acting Hoyer
given the nod by big majority.
leading RepubH
including the daily that Simmons DF adheren might
do job that he would not defeat
higher offices which party designation Simmons participation
DFL party Hennepn county gained the of ogresves"
the Communist variety This helped divide labor support and
swing considerable Of from Simmons Such factors
peculiar attitude against the participation candidates
listers former ministers Of the gospel also took toll This thinking
many persons depend preachers
Unnecessarily good for the most intimate advice be found
railing against any doffs collar
political political
strangest
sembed In political bed.
Hoye many political dopesers thought easily
handy without apparent exeron committee
retained the artest public relations the business
and good results apparent
The police chiefnayOr controversy expected
did not Glen MacLean who with the
election Of Hoyer the results forthcoming
old-lne Republicans
deal about the for good and charter
they going support champion like Simmons
in partisan politics carried the DFL label
Eric Hoyer mayor thousands
citizens political friend alike prepared him
responsibilities elected This hopes his ad
minstrauon Minneapolis good
for the city wholeEdtOal the Mps SPOKESMAN
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

One the report the leaving Of
acquaintance met along the road Some
quietly wrapping their robes about them as to lie down TO sleep
violently quickly and without apparent great pain oers
like former newsboys do themselves to death
Springfield the young World War II vet who jumped from
bridge at midnight Monday one Of our early
kid kind joval although slightly
retiring he was familiar figure every
pedng this from house to house on he
Corners district He started selling
he 1t until he 10
entered another phase Of his life
and things.
army looking the picture Of health
with the Veterans Administration
ayoffs approached dohe In to talk to US
possibilities That the last time
Gardner alive.
mornings paper told the strange story that he had
calmly jumping from bridge into the MsSsSP
pl river
strange qirs which operate the human family
gby explained Of sociOscentsts however
explaining anguish the losing Of
a fellow being
record the coming and going Of our fellow
Injured get TO reporting the
wrenches hearts to write
words that describe the life of those who have passed on TO
shores--Cecn Newman.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

ern Europe. A billion people are
involved in the turmoil in Asia.
One would think that the
statesmen Of this country could
see the obvious, but here Is
where the binding, warping ef-
feet Of race prejudice comes In.
The United States has no posi-
tive program either in Asia or for
Asia. 1t refuses to repudiate Wes-
tern imperialism and try to make
friends with the rising forces in
Asia. II simply retreats as the con-
flict between Western Imperialism
and Asiatic nationslism flares
higher and higher.
The trouble is the United
States has been thinking white"
so long, it simply cannot bring
itself to realize that what Is hap
pening to a billion brown people in
Asia may be just as important as
or even more important than,
what is happening to a few mil
lion whites in Europe.
Either we get a new type of
statesman who does not think that
the safety Of this nation can be
left to an Atlantic Pact, without
regard to what happens in the
Pacific; or this country Is in for
learning a great big lesson the
hard way.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

addressed questions Ray Amberg,
director Of University Hospitals his activities
lobbyist OF Hospital Association.
This week address question Of fundamental
Importance President Morrill, the University Minnesota
The question "a tfasi
the policy University respect legiaa-
tive problems o. the state7
The question h fundamental because raises the issue whether
the International and technical Of the University 70
available the legislature solution Of the many
complex problems with which they must deal
Obviously these cannot be fully effective there
question their negy and objectyy Equally obviously the
University cannot m personnel ooSe the legislature 70 act
pressure obbyss special groups maintain
is position unbiased objective information and expert
opinion.
During legislature
Instance Of University people using their positions be-
half Of special interests Perhaps their testimony before Legislative
committees would the effect their lobby
and their statements press they cad upon
give testimony but the point IL that having taken sides they
destroyed theid usefulness experts
Admittedly the problem posed here conundrum policy
which banned partisan activities might be interpreted limiting the
Sanahp rights Of University people On the other hand partisan
nhip ought be foreign 10 the spirit Of the university
The uiveratys information technical
ledge investment by the public These
they upon large questions public policy ought
the disposal Of the public rather than special interest which
TO command them.
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

cause Great Britain cannot help
and the withdrawal Of the United
States from the Western Pacific
indicates this country would
hardly risk a world war by stick
ing its nose in the South Pacific to
help Australia.
Australia's isolation calls for re-
examination of Australia's white
Australia" policy which prohibits
immigration or settlement Of
Asiatics or persons of color in
Australia. The teeming millions of
Asiatics, hungry and landless, are
not going to see Australia's empty
spaces stay vacant with a sign
For Whites Only while they
starve.
The rise Of new government in
China which owes nothing TO the
Western imperialist powers, in
cluding the United States, is bound
10 strengthen all the anti imper-
ialist movements in Asia.
This means that instead Of an
early victory for the French and
Dutch In IndOchlna and IndO-
nesla, the Communist victory In
China puts the French and the
Dutch At both a moral and ma
terial disadvantage,
Even in Asiatic countries which
have recently been granted their
political independence by the
Western powers, as for example
the Philippines, the local politi-
clans who elaborated with the
West during colonial days and
took over the government when
the West retired, are having their
troubles. There is q smouldering
conflict in the Philippines between
the landholders and the landless
peasants which may break out at
any time into outright civil war.
Burma Is in a state of continuing
chaos. Civil war may break out in
Korea as soon as the American
troops are withdrawn.
Conditions in Asia make the
squabble over Germany between
England, France and the United
States on one side and Russia on
other seem like q tempest In a
teapot. There are less than two
hundred million people in West
St. Paul recorder., 1949-06-17

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