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41kNi toAttidaolitt40A biWALO I MiltIFiti4111N 1kt THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER -Thr Foremoxt Nrwttpoprr of Thr Two eorolinos PAGE EIGHTEEN I -TUEFDAY SEPTEMBER 161141 SECTION ONE "t---1'-- "THIRTY DAYS ATH SEPTEMBER" YS ATH SEPTEMBER" (Tbr Obtrutr (71 I tataatishaa Huai cuFais JOHNSON President-Pubhaher Julian Fr Miller Editor a Hunter Nitwit lett A Parham Managing Editor IL AL Alien See'yTreaa Satre Sas ----1 Julian A TODAY'S TALK I rroD 4 7s tN if I TT leN 11-J Pr rip MAtth(197 Ada 1 tir Matt hf19 Adam biltSISTS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusiveiy entitled to the use tor publication of all news durpatches credited to it or not othertvise credited in this paper anti elso the local news published therem P4V4141E IN ADVANCE Rates by Mall in the Iwo CarolinaI Yr ale it Mn i Mee and Sunday 11100 $0 S290 $10o Daily Only 9 00 490 140 Sundays Only 600 290 130 S0 Abovit rates applicable to subscriptions in the two Carolinao only Rates for subscriptions more distant sioneo quoted On TOnnetnDtilvered by carrier In Chortotte 30e per week For carrier delivered rates outside Charlotte contact Inca! carrier Address label on meileu copies ehows expiraticm dec Renewal Mould be sent an time to prevent interruption in service itiWPYS give old es well as new address when ordering change made nstered as second clam matter et the post evfDrie at Charlotte under the act of Starch ISM A The use tc to It also tl Dall'e Dall7 Sunda A bo Ca ro li RAte nuotet Dell week eon ta Add date interri nPW I FP te at Chs mom 1 a 1 't 4744' ilitiOROtt A 1 lenr brethren ye he been called unto liberty: only ueo ant liberty for an occasion to the Penh but bi lova metre one enother--Galatione 5:13 FOr sydly but ket do 40- o- ft ro" C4- E11001 'SOk 1 0 OM" 4 rN 341 Art -441 I- 4 it Pionr-e: 104''' '4-4tr-t''''6 14t44 loi -0 "e' '-'''14 'r -4-- x'" 74 0- i' 04 o' s-e--ee--s 71t---a-4 'k)'--0m f- --4 --iit )----c: 49'--' 01-- -1o 111-I 4 i AJP 1A --44 W-' 60' 00- 47'4 411r4 re' 'Ai- cr o4- )'' 44 -I- --e' -44 4 0 4 21Y- -44tilo 40 04 36----177-1t- it--- fi- I070-00 04! 1 10- 'J 2- Lovioi 4e A i 4 N') 'r -4- 1P f-''''--14 --''f-' 456' 440 i 't--4--L' 0' -Y? 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Then to show the interest of itx people to if course by GAYDA'S high valuation these soldiers Wait preaented of ethics and morality and understand-It was too busy we suppose too pre- ing of international law America would occupied with its normal routines too be to blame for starting hostilities engrossed in its customary occupationx Well he needn't give himself or the THE OUTREACHING MIND I 1 HIS body of ours often has many i but Just imagine if that mind of yours had no reach no ability to look forward or backward or even to think! All the pleasures and happiness-Pm that come to um in this world spring from the s''4esi rind The mind is the Capital of the body where iir- all plans are made and where all the ninny artS of life heve their ineeption Many people however fent 5r in their minds You can tell et once that they want no one to tread on their domain They would even be happier if they had no neighbors There are other' however whose yard extends around the world! People whose minds ere outreaching for every bit of knowledge that can be gained The roost interesting people In this world are those who are in what everyone has to say interested in Mera nitxt ture art science history hi aphy politics and world effa You will never find a dull hut an outreaching such folks The mind oecupies small Fpare-- but it can hold a world of Information and ideas There is no limit to its capacity The fuller it gets the more room there is for something more! Many writers have given us fageinating books about the Bee It is about tune that someone gave us an exhaustive work on the little ant I have watched ants for hours and can say that I consider them among the Most intelligent of all tiny workers I hope some of these days a greet mind will reach out far PrIOUgh among human affairs to solve the problem of that all peoples of every race or religion can live happily in this world without reeourse to war and mass murder That is going to ore but many mods reaching sod outreaching to the ends of human experience that peace may becorro the most blessed word in all Religion Day By Day By NA'illiam Ellis THE PREACHER ON A TRUCK Waiting for a treet ear his automobile being in the garage for repairs a preacher was mot eel by one of hut members to share his seat on the truck he was driving 'In my ttvkn shiny ear I have riot had a new Mee for weeks" said the minister "but on that truck ride I got sermon ideas to It nut a Month" This trivial incident recall the old poem about the preacher who went up to the ehurch steeple to be nearer God only to learn that lie was down among the peoole The loser WO crowd to folks the more 'we may learn about God Least Of ill persona ran th Christian worker afford to get out of touch with ordinary human va kb th ed kr the In idea truck the to ha down 10 tr Least afford Religion By THE PREACHE Waiting for a treet I in the garage for raPal em1 by one of his room) the truck he was drivt 'In my oWn hiny idea for weeks" said if truck ride I got semi Month" This trv1 ncident the preacher who went to he nearer God oni down among the peoolv to folks the more 'wo Least Of all persons cm afford to get out of tou Lord ol the tommon ways tellow of sit who init ws would walk elosely wftb Thee that we may find ouraelves ever in ministering tourh with our fellow men Amen Ftoori I Corinthians fropyright JP41 for The Observerl Ler tart we en with pee Lard I the tommon tail ws would walk ea we may find suraelres 4 with our follow men Pend I Corinthians 9 fremyright 1941 I The Peo OUTDOORS TODAY OUTDOORS TODAY I The Observer's Speak through Open Forum 1 The Open Forum Th Is a department availoble for 1 bet free xpleasion of true views of -he pbIc Contributora are requested cty confine their articles to a limit of I not more than 100 ttpewritien words Such views att may thus be offered and accepted are by no means to bet interpreted as necesearilv supported by The Obserter The right to reject all 'web eontributions to whole or to re-edit In the Intetest of conformity to standard ti telpers ed Aimsivc vicious and inflammatory views will not 2ttesiCasessis4A a 1 1 4 a i bout beings brutalitarians for whom he speaks A moment's worry over such tiny trivialities and technicalities America can hold its head up to all future history that is fair and truthful As to its 'responsibility in the premises Its government and its people are not interested now in such puny and petty punctilios Their Navy will shoot at sight and lot the enemy argue its notions as to initiativ-and A lso suffer the consequences Bureau Blundering To The Observer: The New Deal turned the government of the United Staten into a bureaucracy Before election Mr Poosevelt claimed the government was too expensive If elected he would cut the cost of government at least 25 per cent After election he took the directly opposite course Ills government now has a hundred bureaus In one as compared to the ItrOWPT administration government that Washington founded with only three main departments is now carried on regulated and bossed by bureaus Judging by what the New Deal has done in the past snd by Mn MITMOVV)1 criticism is pertinent and should be appreciated It should more than that be taken to heart This opportunity has coin and gone and is beyond recall but others of similar nature are ahead Large numbers of soldiers will be visiting Charlotte during the next few weeks The maneuvers which are two weeks off will flood this section with them and their kinspeople end NriFitors Thus the chance will corms again to demonstrate whether Charlotte is honestly a Friendly City or whether this name is a by-word a nd a hissing mock NOT HIS ANY MORE THE POSITION OF THE FINNS The American people who under I stand and sensibly appreciate the posi lion of Finland will be prepared for i the statement that the Finns will be ready to talk peace with Ru us as ssia jt soon as they wrest back from the Sot viets the territory plundered from them couple of years ago It may have been difficult for the people of the United States to reconcile the established reputation of the Finns for justice honor freedom and integrity and their rapprochement with BITLER in his war against Russia They are obviously in stenchful corn- pany even detestable and contemptible to themselves but they may be entirely justified in the claim and supported by the facts of the CASP in contending that they would not have Asrociated them selves with the Nazis in war with Rug sia in the first place except that the latter in its resisting to the Nazis deliberately provoked them and made their present position inevitable Finland has a right to the possessions and territories plundered from them by the Soviets There was no basis in jug tice for the latter to have invaded that little country in the months ago and by reason of sheer superiority of might crushed them into submission to in: ordinate and brutal demands Now that the Finns have virtually re': captured that which was stolen from them they indicate a readiness to call it quits with the Russians and perhaps for all that may now be known in in formed circles ready to align themselves with Russia and turn against the Nazis with whom they have nothing in common and of whom they have just as much reason to be afraid as the Russians themselves This would appear of course to give the appearance of a callousness of conscience and a distortion of honorable principles with which the Finns are not associated in the public mind but as much of a paradox as such procedure would seem to be it would not militate against the standing of Finland for gal lantry and integrity of both National and individual spirit and character in the light of historical reality THE Thf I stand 'lion 4 the a ready soon viels I a etri 1 It I i peoplc the es for ju i ty an LER in The Pany to thei justrfic the tat they selves toe in latter liberal their I and te the So lice to little by rea crushPI ordinal Now capluri them it quits for all formed elves Nazis COMM() AI muc sians il This the apr science princip associal much would against lantry and inc the ligh ry And it makes a tremendous difference whether it is the one or the other Charlotte is not so metropolitan and populous as to forget to be mannerty and neighborly and get away with it The outside public often makes its final judgment as to whether it town is lit in live in or to pass through or to speak gond word for on the basis of whether or not it is "unmindful to entertain strangers" NOL what it is now putting over these NertAtor REYDS knows my people bureaus must be in the hands of in North Carolina" and therefore he asps It is no wonder that most of our svant ig them to hear LTNDRERGII and thus government goes by blundering s) t() got an enlightened view and -a meg- cently the bureaus have blun- dered into the most ridiculous er- sage of truth" on the war situation rors and mistakes LINnBERGH iS sin isolationist apneas- One of these recent blunders is the daylight saving time that everv jug buddy of REYNOLDS both of whom body despises There was no call for it at the time No call now It are fighting the Administration's for- tiss been ridiculed so much the bit- eign policy tooth and nail smiting it reau heads are ready to scrap it This is what will occur in this at every turn hip and thigh state by September 28th also per North Carolina supports that policy hp over the entire United States It was snd is pure nonsense Its people are overwhelmingly behind Another blunder is charged up a the President and not behind him with to Ickes nd his side-kick Davies in their declaration of a gilS011ne a dagger like Boa REYNOLDS in this mat- shortage when there was no short ter Age Notice they did not apply this to the whole country They could rerhaP is eecause of their Imin- not afford to try to slip it over telligence Perhaps it is because they in big sections where the petroleum produced They picked out the have not been carefully informed Per- eastern seaboard where little crude haps it is because they are mentally oil is produced claimed there was no transportation in bring th dull stupid and undiscerning but for there because all the tankers were in North Carolina" and thNiefore he saps It is no wonder that most of our svants them to hear LINDBERGH and thus government goes by blundering se t() got an enlightened view and meg- cently the bureaus have blun- dered into the most ridiculous es sage of truth" on the war situation rors and mistakes LINDBERGH is sin isolationist a ppoas- One of these recent blunders is the daylight saving time that everv jug buddy of REYNOLDS both of whom body despises There was no call for it at the time No call now It are fighting the Administration's for- has been ridiculed so much the tateigtts policy tooth and nail smiting it reau heads are ready to scrap a This is what will occur in this at every turn hip and thigh state by September 28th also per North Carolina supports that policy hip over the entire United States It was snd is pure nonsense It people are overwhelmingly behind Another blunder is charged up a the President and not behind him with to Ickes nd his side-kick Davies in their declaration of a gilSOfine a dagger like Boa REYNOLDS in this mat- shortage when there was no short Ler Age Notice they did not apply this to the whole country They could Perhaps it is because of their unin- not afford to try to ahp it over telligence Perhaps it is because they in big sections where the petroleum produced They picked out the have not been carefully informed Per- eastern seaboard where little crude haps it is because they sr mentally nit is produced claimed there was no transportation In bring th dull stupid and undiscerning but for there because all the tankers were cause of so many diseases that directly come from what we eat I have been informed tnat when we come into this world our bodies contain 32 different minerals and that the deficiency of any of these will cause some disease Why should not this be right as we know that God did not make us with these minerals without a purpose Now I contend tha the real cause 'lies in our methods used now in the manufacture of fertilizers I do not believe that the use of large quantities of sulphuric acid which is used to destroy the rock in phosphate in order to make availability is healthy irt that it also destroys the minerals and vitamins in the ground and that when IA' eat these vegetables flour and meal breads are not getting the essentials In Florida I found farmers growing beans potatoes tomatoes and other vegetables with immense quantities of manufactured fertihzers per acre and on top of this were also using calcium arsenate and other poisonous sprays and dusts to keep the insects off and these same vegetables are hauled in immense quantities to our stores which are sold all the winter to poor and rich alike Any truck can haul them 14 nd now y'ou can find these vegetables even in the small backwood shops Even in Eastern North Carolina our farmers are using from 1000 to 1500 pounds of high analysis fertilizers per acre to make the potatoes that go into the markets all over the United Stales rtrith each 1000 pounds of fertilizers put into I the soil there has been at least 150 pounds of pure sulphuric acid used In its manufacture According to the fertilizer Year Book there were used in the South by the fertilizer manufacturers that year over 1500- 000 tons cif sulphuric acid I do not think of course that this sulphuric acid goes into the human being direct but I do believe that it has destroyed the natural minerals in the soil and that therefore the vegetables do not contain that which is absolutely necessary to human beings Why could we tint have our Health Department to analyze these vegetables and unless they contain the necessary minerals force the sellers to give each customer the minerals or else refused to allow the sale of them Personally I believe that arthri neuri Lis ulcerated st omach heart failure and varinic other diseases could be directly traced to he lark of minera Is in i he human stomach A BYNUM Charlotte I ATE the afternoons small A flocks of bollbats ss night hawks are still called are darkly outlined against the sky as they flap their way southward The Ir leisurely movements and frequent pauses to hawk for insects over a field or patch of synods show they feel no sense of hurry They aro part of the great army of birds moving southward in gathering volume as frost dates approach nest seem to like to travel in small pars1 ties of six to a dozen birds but ars willing to merge into larger partA where the hunting is good Over quiet fields la hundred or more birds an be seen just before sundown It used to be the fashion to use such birds as targets for Fholguns but the slaughter of harms less and active insect-destroyers finally became too sickening to has carried on The nighthawk has a mouth like a large-mouth bass's or catfish's The hairs et either ond remind one of the catfish's feelers This le one of the birds that ha heen corrupted by civilization 1-for eggs used to be laid flat on this ground under a bush but in recent yeal a she has found to her liking the flat and gravelled roofs (If stores and office buildings She lays her eggs there vvithout a itemblance of cover and regardless of hot suns and cold rains but the is probably easier bevause of the ob es nce of eats and other predators esaseesesesiAesesaaseiese-oiseseeAesdiaaeeisesee 1 billion dollar appropriation or the launching of a single new battles ship The "impressive is porno thing we certainly hope we can say one of these days very soon but is an accomplishment of which we vannot truthfully boast as yet I do certainly hope you will investigate the source of your inlays tnation for this editorial and at the same time will secure an accurate account of the preparedness of the Air Arm of the United States Forces of the Far Fast You probably would not believe after reading your own editorial that Phould say that the Army and Navy combined could not on 12 hours loons have more than 100 pane in te air a bos the Philippines and of this number probably lesa than 50 could be termed modern that I would be speaking anything but a he In my position of COUrtte cannot divulge any figures but it is my hope that this sincere rebuttal of your editorial will cause you to retraet your statement if you find it false and will cause you to pubhsh the true condition of the Air Force of the United States Forces of the Far East if you think such necessary to properly pypr COMO the impression given by your editorial LIEUTENANT AIR CORPS Pampanga I American aviation He has been the idol of our youth the glamor boy of aviation lie could have eon-tin Lied In advanced the cause of aviation but instead he wastes his breath talking politics and diplomacy He finds himself with men who are undermining the hest Interests of America in our period of greatest crisis His first explanation that the British already had lost the war and that we should not oppose the conqueror is no longer valid Lindbergh's ill-advised speeches his half-baked reasoning are sickening to all of us In aviation circles who formerly looked upon him as a leader Lindbergh is an expert aviator anti navigator Iet him stick to the field he knows and slop meddling Nv i I affairs lie does not comprehend We feel that he has ''run on aviation Ms skill as an aviator made hint a national hero hut his poor Judgment in polities Is making hip) a national menace sort of dci el Lindbergh talks has been heard prior to every war Intelligent Americans do not take it seriously I know Still there is real danger lurking in Charles A Iindbergh's speechos WILLIAM 13 ZIEFF AND LIEUT COL HAROLD HARTNEV Washington Ziff is publisher of authoritative Hying and Popular Aviation and winner recently of the International I engue of Avuitors Diplome dlionneur for his contribution to aeronautical science as represented by Flying and Popular Av i a I i on Lieut Col Il artney was World Wo Id war commander of America's figh ing planes on the Western Front As flight commander in the British Royal Flying Corps Hart-hey was decorated tor valor by Great Britain 'France and Italy and won the Distinguished Service Cross Purple Heart and Silver Star Minerals and Mottolity Minerals and Mortality used by Great Britain So they whatever cause the people of North made the filling stations blaek Carolina are with Mr Roomerir And At night and go short rations with dire warnings to all motorists just as devotedly And passionately hos- as what would happen if the tile to the position of REYNOLPS needless programs WAS disregarded I svill not try to cover the entire field of this bureau blundering that 1 i keeping down progress and en terprise in almost all lines of busi- ness It is stitticient to say that even the farmers have to get tickets from a bureau to know how much to plant On their lands and then when (thoeuyi dhave tvp Its tt'eds gsaylIrtia hlai tthceky ets in order to grind the wheat or sell the cototn or tobacco And again all business is hamstrung by rules and regulations intended to keep down "bigness" as the bureau (rats would sav Some of all this may have an immediate Purpose to the people unduly war con- scious it woonwARD on Lindbergh a Menace To The Obserrer: This letter is addressed to all thinking Americans It is inspired by the half-baked hut dangerous utterances of Charles A lAndbPrgil Lindbergh has run out on aviaippearance 1011 the career that made him fa- MOUS The Lindbergh speeches rep- resent Ihe mood and meet with the unquestioned approval Of a wimp of isgrun I led ambitious nin svho seek in place themselves in position to ride slims! th the world tevo lidoinat ferment which they ire sine witt engoir the entire Cr 1LPd Although they claim lipidhy WI Mc A '(14 p0VC1S L2 the issei h' tua being trtited I Iln1111(1 ency 1mtihei en is inexpertrti Atid dmscroett iIVIL Ity le make the people iinduly war con- $cinus I woonART) Comvay 7 -s Lindbergh a Menace To The Obserrer: This letter is addressed to all thinking Americans It is inspired by the half-baked hut dangerous utterances of Charlet Alandbereh Lindbergh has run out on avia- the career that niado him fa- MOUS The Lindbergh sPeeettes reP- resent the mood and meet with the approval of a gionp of ambitious nien vim seek to place themselves in position ride along vth the world tevn- Inform-HY ferment which they fire will engulf the entire CI 1Lod world Althninth they claim to lieNe ho )o nipa I by with the A xis poy ers Feend their asset thins AS being ihrttted hY Pl'Illic41 fiNtwd'- 1mithelitto IS infipPVtill hit iiji hOol'iy rind fi hiS Lo- 'wit' vith th toought tittp'I or dIngermis tnen ity it rill: 01 Ift 14111 17 LI11 ti bolnls: thilllIed IlY PI'llIII II eIlIPIlIll- entv nl Itbtl 01 04 ii li4H1 I iii iir (I And fiHs 1 Ir Iti)1'1! IHtstglit it or 11111-''11'1 try 11 HY A I KNOW ANYBODY LIKE THAT? As to how he would bring America to its knPeg HITLIR has long had his own notions and among them was no notion of having to do any shooting or making an Invasion HITLER said that hi conquest of America would be an INSIDE JOB He would rely upon rnn INSIDE OF AMERICA who bad Na7i views who had selfish ambitions who sought political preferment men he HITLER would and could use TO BETRAY AMERICA INTO HIS 'HANDS "WE SHALL FIND SUCH MEN WE SHALL FIND THEM IN EVERY COUNTRY THEY WILL COME OE' THEIR OWN ACCORD AMBITION AND DELUSION PARTY SQUABBLES AND SELF-SEEKIN'G ARROGANCES WILL DRIVE THEM PEACE WILL BE NEGOTIATED BEFORE WAR HAS BEGUN" Just on the spur of the moment ofihand like ean you conceivably think of any man or set of men in America at this time who because of their activities against the present foreign policy of the American government might ALREADY HAVE PEEN FOUND by MTtra to perform this craven st-rvire for him in delivering the free peoples of the United $tates into his bloody pocket? Can you7 Think again! -I Sending EINDPFRGH down into the Stale won't help matters A bit for his aide The flyer hasn't any more friends now in North Carolina than Boa Pnd Bos would find if he cared in make An investigation that 'my people' have turned in (lisgnst And abhorrence from him lie represents the wrong folks hi the Senate for North Carolina to have Any great Amount of even common decent respect for him any more GOOD LUCK YOUNG MEN! Twn North Wilkesboro boys RAI ER-WIN Mid 1AAwaFAc1 CRITCHETI have returned from journalistic wanderings In the old home IMO to Atari a weekly newspaper Of their own And it makes its appearance under the name of The Newsworld MR ERWIN former reporter on the staff of The Observer more lately engaged in newspaper work in Florida and Mn CRITCHFR formerly of The Oxford rubric Ledger ere excellently equipped in eNperience encrgy cRpabILIIPS in do A xplendid ser vire this field elf their earliest environments Ancil fr their ricw rOkk Spwer indicates that they )11 1t0 1103 the met 41 Poloomt to p1 ptTortAnt Sending LINDBERGH down into the Stale won't help matters A bit for his side The flyer hasn't Any more friends now in North Carolina than Ros And Boa would find if he cared to make An Investigation that 'my people' have turned in (lisgust And abhorrence trom him He represents the wrong folks hi the Senate for North Carolina to have Any great Amount of even common decent reepert for hi any more GOOD LUCK YOUNG MEN! Two North Wilkesboro boys RAI ER- vet And LaweeNce CRITCHEtt have ieturned from journalistic Wanderingl ct the old home lOWO to Start a weekly lenvspaper of their own and it makes its under the natne of The esysworld MR ERWttl former reporter rot the tart' of The Observer more lately en- aged in newspaper work in Florida nd CRITCHFR tOrMerly of The Ox- rwci Public Ledger are exceileptie quipped in eNtleriPnt'e energy riiI ap ahilties to a splendid sei vire his h'old of their earliest eiciirommeliN "41 1 IP fhf thHr new indiontOkz ihnt 1ti 1 CRPAbli'll4'45 do 1 IPIPnrild "1 vIrP In 111i liold rtf Ihrtr ear silk Iron tnonfN stnri the is (d thHr 1- 1)pec indicates Insil 11o 1t il 110 Ninfel HA Inc mot Inrli nl roltotc1 In pl iikur '111-i)' pn I ptpottAnt in- ROBBING THE PUBLIC SERVICES The peace-time public services are being made to take a terrific beating because of the National war emer gency Experienced A nd CA pable govern mnial employes are being attracted from their po5itions by the defense industries which in sorne instances ars dangling the bait ot two and three times the salaries which these people are now receiving An acute shortage of wale school teachers is being reported by thp State superintendent's office And the State department says that half of its drafting engineers have left for these more alluring fields While tho depict ion thus bong 1Arought in these public agencies 1 shortlived xvhile it d(f il it twriousiy disrupting and to the puhlic Ami A i( puildrr furthrr 1foh p1111 Ariel dilAhlo fro ciA hi( (111 11)4' Neihil0 thst depiction thus boing wrought in these puhhe agencies tna: hot ghort -lived 'while it rioe In I it Is twriousiy disrupting and ItAnclcapptrz to the puhhe Nkettur And A 1( ftnneicr of further HP-Ifi4111t 1foh In In11-1f A pnri AN dilqhlo i1-11 tro CIA Ili 4 pre o' hi( II t1f 01 11'' -11 RO The being because Expel menial from th ust ri es danglini the sala receix'in An A teachers superint Ilighwa: its draft more al While wrought be short seriousi to the p( furihrr I dttri At di pc) I Disagrees To The Obserrer: Til2 The Observer: In reading your paper and others I arn enclosing an editorial which I notice each day announcements Appeared in the Manila Daily But- of deaths All over the country of let in of August 22nd as A reprint prominent people comparatively of an editorial published by Fhp young Irons heart failure And it Observer strikes me that it is high time Ihni I am disturbed to find this and some kind of investigation be made other information of this type be by our health departments se to mg published for the American tto cause public The Japanese undoubtedly I believe that that our Health know flip thigh of our pieparedness department should show the Same here in the l'hilippmes certain-non feeling for the Being as for 1 the American public A Oiltd pre Animals Now we are allow mg the ter that thPy also know the truth slpinents Of vegetables and fruits such that the position of their de-unquestioned to come into stores All over the fending forces should not be Jeopdisgruntled tOiltli ry end kik() the sale of breads I a rdized by their misinformation and other products with no OXatill 'll'he first statement in the edit() nation whatever 8S to 1hA the nip- tnhttil I deSilfi to question is the ierials ronuno ftot so when feeds 'Mile' When inly or Navy ursine are tnade and sold for chickens planespursuit bombaidinent or roe find hogs Each package must otherwise were ever flown from contain the name And amount of flawail to the Philippines in any ftich IngiVilletit NA hot litili His etc quantity to say nothing of "in con-we thRt it C'nt1111' Niderkle qiiantity" Sikh a l'iliPi In try wind I lielie tlial the loss stitement of ciwink'y i estardenev lti( I ilfet'SiarY 11heiti! in food int' slit Fi Jill firtor In OH Wal thtt p('f's into tto tonr eipinar1 pfcpw o'dorsq IA tundlY eveysable kko the itt gtpAt dpRt et lime hen thi foi tia1 mind tn chl titt He itriOlii '0ii-S1 tWit acctylowed to litdtrg in HIcollicidfnc( IL 111OthVi i'll fi''''( NNP iNi-IN liens (if doinii et-is cr sitlps fr ie' l'a L'ett titto1 to fA Thlo tA tin ftot pit It tion't- ioli ItAdismnix of Art r1rt -(on rp ttltly 11 Nin I '''')1 1 '4 to rn NH) 1 ti ii (Li c1 fIIPo (j :4 1 1 OrdIlf oittl! ly" It wt 1m st i ril 9(1 rr of :11 ef nr 1 1111h44 iv IiiirrOhh'il tV 711 r'o'i't to to -ototo-14t tt'1 z3o 1 -111 1 I 1 I '1 ifo pp A lcooilfli torn i''''! nr tn tt him ntp P0 ''p g'i 4o 1iro el tir a -WL httktr nf eol rn tc ortr-4i- tr )Iitr rip le-so ah A4 ropt voiytterorr11t 1 i434 tl'Ao ir--- r-tr tc-4 fitiife737- lonpatt Ron044604 Ra14 eff oti0 I atogl IIIRL U'llt1111' siciorahis 1111n1ity Ssh a Foie- III try IWIHI I hollrt Ihal the loss illefnont of qiiini 'y 1 ti in 1 41( I tirefsnry cefl4 fd Itl sm Fi N110aror in n'! 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I '''')1 I i 11 rri Pri) 1 0 0 0-C t'i-Iii I fq PI 01 1-1 I'llI IV" l' 'iq lin -1 11ril ii 1-nn A nrewn'?" i on i i il'i rr yew nr" 1 i Iv Inlprp t1 i to toi ti I1 1-H4 z3LI TI1P 'c I' 01111Id II "fm -II pp i' nn mint nul l'''! to tn crt hilli titP P10 ') 0 :41 ill 1I tle it ra -rk la ie41tr nl ro ro 0 1 Tr -) 1 11 no 1 otaswah 4 rapt ismilttartrrrAtvtel It S441-9 A 40 '4-4 tt h4 '4- gp-Fr 4 10)att 14401Ve 1 0'0' kleo I stovl All Are Suspect To The Observer' Nye and his confreres suspect tl- Jews ere warmongers They reason that as Hitler persecutes the JewS the Jews want America in the war to defeat Hitler By the same rea tinning our sturdy Dutch are se suspect Hitler is in brutal occupation Of Holland and to get there he first gutted a square mile of Rotterdam thereby destroying thrty thousand CIVIliale and frightfully manning other thousands Such terror visited on the Hollanders land still visited on them in other ways) IN no less ftighthil than that which Hitler has visited on the Jews so out Duth-Ainericans have not a whit more teason to IciNe the Ge111111S lhan have our Sunda-ly ko4 CWTtIflhi iS lq) of all Hie 11iilon: ties of Entope And is Hitler mall the hole of Eliropo tr dur roiniul Vf' shmild sunect hy hQ In fa1 u711 tdd countly connectionT Airericr bind 1)1 'v hurngd 1-1 no t'or A 0 el cOrT Amoricnos SIIMIarlY kiF on- sta 'Hon is mode op of all Pic IWS 1laope sncl a Ihtle rail the hole tnpin tient of Klitntse tr dr hIs cotniol l'f' Shld i nit toisrect hv 1h6' Nf 111111 In Licl lin u711 All111111 td(1 coIntly conorchoo I lo Au eric'd ltn tr and Ito 4 ctirrro i'I-1 1il PA it hUrir in 7101 I 0 I'' 0 a A )rS etlIttl Iron( COI The anti-Semitic litirran r)-41terned speech which LINDRUP6H made st Des Moines is rearting to the detriment of thP cause hp espouses A5 nne of thp lingers of the AmPries Committee The ntizanizdion of PIght fnr friectlow repoits that ppl ire( 1 itn Is for mellihersilip ficirvg itl frnm Irmn tjr! rot r- I I1 I PfJ1 ArniTtrati 1Tv114444(04 eirkiT4 I the rause hp espouses as one of the fore- lingers of the Arne! les Virt Corr 1101(p ThiP III gartization FlOit fnr Ft reflow ropm Is that applications for menthol ship For flooding in from lott 1twl ti4- crlt r1 W0-I pi lotor i le) I hr it'll 4irn)! )or poi niftpin irl1 (0' 1TV11'F1(04 5 1)1t1P I MP "id fel fi rr11 rtt 'MOWM1411k MIMP 1 I i I fel ti ti--k fg rtt t14i tt II 1 I Prtj tloi LI 11m aa oat '0 '''7ff )'1 c--r --oto' "PR ir i 1 I.