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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUND A MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1941 SECTION 1 ews With Badges Greeted Arc You Harboring Women's Defense Corps Chief Outlines Kentucky Unit's Work MOTHS? Nyc Says U. S. Can't Unite On Aid Policy Criticises President At Steuben Society By Sympathetic Germans Ry GLENN ST.VDLER. Berlin, Sept.

20 (UP) "Aryan" Germans were seen on the streets of Berlin Saturday approaching Jewish acquaintances and ostentatiously shaking hands with them. The same thing happened after the Nazi window-smashing campaign against the Jews was launched in November, Look around and under your overstuffed furniture and rugs. If you find any white worms or loose hair you can expect serious damage. Let us exterminate them. We give you a 3-year guarantee.

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si. Lexington Office: If ICt a fiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii tiiitf iiitiiiiiiiitiiiif iifiiiiiifiiiiiiiiituiiiifiiiiiiririiifiiiiiiiiiifiiiiirit if iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiinu Our Entire tucky militia, with the Red Cross furnishing first aid instructors. The various units belong to the communities in which they operate. Dr. Colbert holds two special citations from the U.

S. Navy Asiatic fleet for organizing the first medical relief work in Yokohama following the 1923 earthquake. The Red Cross pronounced the work "one of the greatest achievements in the annals of Red Cross history." Dr. Colbert served in the French Army during the World War, transferring to the American Army after the U. S.

entered the war, serving first in command of the debarkation and entraining detail in England and then with the 91st Division. He was wounded in October, 1918. Has Many Decorations. He has received the Legion of Honor, French War Cross with palm and two stars, Belgian War Cross with star, Purple Heart with oak leaf and a personal citatfon from General Pershing. Following the war, Dr.

Colbert was in Tientsin, China, and served as first commander of Edward Siegerfoos Post, American Legion, in Tientsin. He is now commander of the Hollywood Legion Post. While pioneering in hospital work in Puerto Rico, Dr." Colbert did original research work in hook worm disease. He studied and surveyed hook worm infections in Panama, Central America and Mexico and did research in yellow fever in Panama. Group Will Aid In Emergencies Dr.

John William Colbert, Los Angeles, national commander, Women's Ambulance and Defense Corps of America, met Saturday afternoon at the Brown Hotel with civic and church loaders to discuss the recently formed Kentucky unit of the gmbulance corps and the method by which it can become most effective in this major defense area in case of emergency. Statin? that the purpose of the corps is definitely and consistently patriotic, Dr. Colbert said the current membership of the organization (which is a r.on-pohtical, non-profit, non-sectarian and strictly patriotic group) is approximately 9,000, 133 In Kentucky Unit. "Women should be organized end trained before America is faced with a grave national emergency, before we face the possibility of victory by totalitarian powers," he said. "Today's warfare is not confined to fighting at the front.

Total warfare carries the fighting to our homes and into the streets of our towns and cites. It demands that women, as well as men, be trained for emergency work." The Women's Ambulance and Defense Corps, of which the Kentucky unit of 155 women is a part, is being trained for ef- CuS0l Jews now are prohibited from leaving the district in which they reside without police permission. Many Ailments May Develop From Piles The most serious results of Piles, 1 Fistula and other rectal and colon I disorders are not always their di-j rect pain and annoyance. Even. more harmful is the fact that they i often cause associated ailments asi indicated on this chart.

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Lindbergh's recent statement on the relation of the Jewish race to efforts to involve the United States in the war. Speaking at Dcs Moines on September 11, Lindbergh said the "British, the Jewish and the Roosevelt administration" were the three most important groups "which Have been pressing this country toward war." The anti-war organization, SMS With Important $100 Washer Features Has deluxe features of model costing much more. Giant 24 gal. bowl-bot- ONLY A 2363 Commercial Rank Bldg. PEST Call Ut Store Will Be HiMiiWWil il a Pay Monthly With Your Light Bill II JL llW'lt 4.

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Entry. The Keep America Out of War Congress was organized some months ago 'with the announced aim of uniting efforts of various groups opposing entry of the United States into the war. Among members of its governing committee are Norman Thomas, Socialist leader; Frederick J. Libby, executive secretary. National Council for Prevention of War; Dorothy Detzer, executive secretary.

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom; Helen Alfred, secre tary-treasurer, Citizens Peace, Petition Committee, and Fay Bennett, executive secretary, Youth Committee" Against War. LaFollettc Says Britain Might Run Out On U. S. Denver, Sept. 20 (U.R) Eng land probably would make a separate peace with Adolf Hitler if the United States became fully involved in the European war, Former Gov.

Phillip La Follette of Wisconsin declared Saturday night. "I wouldn't blame them," La Follette said in a speech for the America First Committee. "They have become aware of the wide differences between the promises made by us and the fulfillment of those promises. We are not and will not be in a position to advise the British." Jews Charge Lindbergh Threatens Their Rights New York, Sept. 20 (AP) A Rosh Hashonah message from the American Jewish Congress Saturday expressed "confident hope that the day of deliverance from Hitler is rot far off" and advised Charles A.

Lindbergh that "American Jews will neither be bribed nor blackmailed into New York, Sept. 20 (U.R) Senator Nye N. told the German-Americans of the Steuben Society Saturday that unity in the United States can not be achieved "on the issue of aiding the thieves, human butchers, and murderers of religion in Russia in tffe name of defending democracy." "I insist that the manner in which the President has brought our country to the peril of in-volvment in war," Nye said, "is not a thing inviting of 'unity' however great may be the desire to afford loyalty to one's government Says Britain Can ray. "So long as the present situation in the world remains only what it is today, never, never, never can there be unity in America on the issue of asking ourselves into these foreign wars." In addition to asserting there can be no American unity on aid to Russia, Nye criticised aid to Great Britain, asking: "How can there be unity in support of so far-reaching a program as was involved in the lend-lease policy, which finds us giving, giving, giving to Great Britain before she has begun to utilize such resources as she has right here in America with which to buy her defense requirements?" Claims Public Is Deceived. Fifty New York detectives and 100 patrolmen were on duty in and around the Hotel Biltmore.

where the meeting was held. The Fight for Freedom Com mittee, which before the banquet the Steuben Society a telegram asking if it would "repudiate Hitlerism" and "disassociate itself from Senator Nye's defense of Charles A. Lindberch's anti- Semitisra-," distributed literature outsida the hotel. No disturbances were reported. The society did not release any reply to the telegram.

Nye said the people have been deceived about the Nazi threat to this country. Agrees With Lindbergh. "For example," he said, "we once heard it said by our leader ship that 'there might be Nazis in Greenland' when there were no Nazis in Greenland. Again, for months we have been told that the Nazis were infesting South America and especially Colombia. Recently a delegation of congressmen visited Colombia and returned with the word that there wasn't even Nazi sympathy in Colombia; that there were no hidden airfields in Colombia." (The Associated Press quoted Nye as saying at Dayton, Ohio, Friday night that "I agree with Charles Lindbergh that the Jewish people are a large factor in our movement toward war.

Denies Anti-Semitism. is no evasion of the truth that the Jewish people are among the leaders in this movement. I do not say they are the largest factor, but they certainly are one of the leading factors. This is only jiatural, for the Jewish people have suffered under the Nazi regime." (In an earlier speech at Cincinnati, Senator Nye referred to a recent speech by Lindbergh at Des Moines in which Lindbergh listed the Jewish people as among those leading the United States into war. know there is not a shred of anti-Semitic spirit in the mind and heart of Col.

Charles A. Lindbergh or of Senator Burton K. Wheeler," Nye said. "As for myself, no one can better testify to a record contrary to anti-Semitism than the Jewish constituents of my own state." WIGGLY PURE CANE Refinery Packed 2 25c 10c SUGAR 8-Oz. BUs.

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Many Stay Home. However, it appeared that many of the residents of Berlin's western Jewish quarter remained at home on the first day of the required wearing of the Jewish emblems. Most of the persons seen with the insignia older women and children all over 6 must wear the badge. This may be due to the fact that Jewish men have been conscripted to work in German arms factories. The star of David badge must New Anti-Jew Rules Created Amsterdam, Sept.

20 (JP) Drastic limits on the movements of Jews in the Netherlands decreed Saturday by Arthur Seysz-Inquart, Reich's commissioner. Jews were excluded from public parks and zoos, restaurants, saloons, coffee houses, hotels, pensions, sleeping cars and restaurant cars, theaters, cabarets, vaudevilles, cinemas, sports grounds and sporting events, concerts and artistic performances, libraries and public reading rooms. Jews might change their residences only with official permission and beginning October 1 they will be barred from public markets, auctions, produce exchanges and slaughter houses. Upon special request, a few exceptions may be made. In such cases there must be prominent signs advising the public of the locales Jewish status.

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Drilled By Army Officers. Dr. Colbert came to Louisville from Washington, D. where he offered the defense corps to the LaGuardia organization as a reserve group, he said. The Kentucky unit is being drilled by U.

S. Army officers of Bowman Field and of the Ken holding its quarterly meeting in New York on Thursday, unanimously adopted, it announced, a statement which said: "Mr. Lindbergh quite properly stated that 'No person with a sense of the dignity of mankind can condone the persecution the Jewish race suffered in But the Keep America Out of War Congress most deeply regrets and disagrees with Mr. Lindbergh's implication that the American citizens of Jewish extraction or religion are a separate group, apart from the rest of the American people, or that they react as a separate group, or that they are unanimously for our entrance into the European war." The anti-war congress said that both itself and the America First Committee, of which it at the side of England and said it had been "a source of inspiration and hope to Jews everywhere, especially to those Jews who have been imprisoned behind the Ghetto walls set up by the Nazi regime in so many parts of the European continent." Worship Arrangements Made. The National Jewish Welfare Eoard reported that arrangements had been made by the Chaplains Corps of the army and navy for thousands of Jewish men to worship on the high holy days.

The Church Peace Union said in a message to Jewish organizations that "the rise of anti-Semitism and the more recent attempts in the United States to arouse racial hatreds must be faced with right thinking by all democratic loving peoples." been considered and that a statement regarding it would be issued within a few days. A spokesman for the organization said a mail referendum of America First leaders throughout the country was under way and some announcement of the committee's stand on Lindbergh's remarks might be possible by the middle of next week. 305 W. Chestnut St. warn IVSLHLU Incorporated WA 3305 CD Q3fc: renouncing their just and equal status as citizens of the United States." Dr.

Stephen S. Wise, Congress president, released the message, which added that American Jews intend "to stand four-square for the defense of the American way cf life, whatever the consequences with which Mr. Lindbergh dares to threaten them." Talestine Support Urged. In a Des Moines speech, Lindbergh accused the British, the Jews and the Roosevelt administration of pressing the country toward war. Dr.

Abba Hillel Silver, Cleveland, nationall chairman of the United Palestine appeal, urged American Jews to support Palestine as a center for large scale po-t-war settlement of refugees. Dr. Silver praised the 550,000 Jews in Palestine for their stand KROGER-PIGGLY MICHIGAN America First to Sponsor Lindbergh Talk In Indiana Chicago, Sept. 20 (U.R) The America First Committee announced Saturday that it would sponsor an address by Charles A. Lindbergh ill at Fort Wayne, October 3.

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