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Eleanor Roosevelt — Part 32

66 pages · May 09, 2026 · Broad topic: Civil Rights · Topic: Eleanor Roosevelt · 66 pages OCR'd
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_« EMpire jJald a belt about the Medi- 2 of a thousand miles 2 and within that sone she nded not only all the great the ancient world, but fo did she lay the garden of i in every climate, and for de cf natural wealth, with- wh ring fence, that since no land, no part and parcel wan empire, has ever risen ngth and opulence, except usual artificial industry hay to courtefact the tenden- ature.”--De Quincy, Essay taesaras, introduction, par. 8. spected the hand cf mah, ept for azes in absolute se- ihe could suffer anly by the ’ Providence, and so long as inued to be Rame, fer many itioh, she’ only of all the | des has jesred no mortal Thid, par. 9. ag last among whet sere i@ great monarchies : of poate wWVUI I eeu With Availab ut Wire If Germany will property distribute the food supplics available In Europe, there will be no starvation on the continent this winter, evidence pre- sented by the English reveals. The fact that Hitler hag the. reserves to feed both Germany and the conquer- ed nations was brouzht out in an answer to demands by former Presi- dent Herbert Hoover and others in the United States that food be sen: through the British blockade to avert i famine in Europe, - 200d of the state, The western graip - ‘ Food *, upplies yeserven of France, confiscated dy Germany yielded 2,000,000 or morg tons of food tor the Nazi ariny. Hitler apparentl that he is looking out. for himeett fyst. One authoritatlye German pa- per recently asked whether the Brit- th “really fmagine that Germany‘s iood supplics, which are iideed great, ore destined to feed ‘the friends of England this winter?” This despite the continual elxmour of the Nazi According to 4Hritish sources, propaganda apachime that all the Europe normally tmports only 10,-' conquered nations now haic Exg- 000.000 tons of foodstuffs to add to [end and hope the Empire is destroy- the 278,000,000 usually produced. , Cd In the face of these facta, it seems Granting that agriculture suffered wkin laborers were mobilized tan | war it is belleved that Europe still extremely unlikely that any plen to ship food to Europe, aa suggested by hes enpugh food providing Hitler | Bar, Hoover, would prove acceptable to England. The alicrnative augges- will allow Ita fair distribution in- stead of hoarding it to feed his dters. Tt is peinted out that the N sol-| tion is made that England and the United States get together on « plan - ', it was the only one which} 2088t of @ 7,000,000-ton wheat re-}to ship huge reserves to the conti- in perfection the idea of | S7¥*. and that this, plus the live nent as soon as the war is finished. Admittedly Hitler's pledged: word tly coincident with the civil-| ‘4, would. furnigh enoygh food for | cannot be trusted. The record proves this. Thus any plan to ship food on ila, Le, an only power, be- tid. The bettle of Actium ywed by the final conquest of stock slaughtered in the Low Coun-! Europe. - , The English admit that the winter] the strength of his promise not to That conquest rounded and, will bring suffering to thousands of | confiscate any of it for his own wee ed the gloricus empire. It was} civilians. But they reason that Hit-|1s obviously aot acceptable to the cular a8 z~etleld—orbicular ler made himself responsibic for ( British. And, in the cpinion of some, disk of a planct;"the great/these people wher! he conquered) such a policy would be national sui- was now locked ints the} them. England cannot relax the|cice for the United States. ef granite by its last key-|blockade, for such an action would | pointed out that the blockade is the ‘rom that day forwerd for| immeasurably strengthen the enemy.|One weapon that is producing real Much of the continental food sup-| Offensive results against Germany, the world; no muttering was! riy goes inte German war production. |®0d is the great hope of -bringing no eye winked beneath the! tt ic estimated that @ million tons of | ¢ventual victory for England. ‘inds of hostility might stil polatoes have been used t producea intervals; but It was on the) fuel alcohol, milk is being used for | England before the United States sets of the miyhty empire; i¢ wasicascin, and fats go toto the produc- | its defensive house in order is court~- undred years, there was si- sam-like distance; and ms that beot against soms Most of Hitler's conquests were mtal castle, and at the doors irade tirder the name of “protec- adows seemed to call, they {ston vet Holland was looted of gojeether, malth the Lord”. Do your ivitated and vivifleq the ‘ cecurity, than at all disturd | Voee Denmark's pigs axurious 1JL"—-Ibld, Philoso- Roman History, pars. 1,2. was the d immensity of | cat , gran catch of Ash ls reported stized, while} "oy wit helo thee” by joining the it ts Any action that would weaken lke! ticn of giycerine and nitro-glycerine. | ing disaster, “Come now, and let us reason to~ per cent of its butter reserves in alpatriotic duty?! Join the Penny a ere being slaughtered, canned and sent to Genuany. Norway's entire rid-wide emplre of the Ro-| Belgian farmers received notice that Tals is that empire which! large percentage of grain and lve [Penny & Meal club. Please send see rished upon request he earth when Jems Christ|stock yould be taken over for the|my special envelope. rn, atid never in the history kind has a single man exer- Octavius, the all-po uch enormous power &# did! rrerefore it was « high Roman of- m her throne. The ommlpres-| poman state, 1d cennipotence of the Caesar’ Ife of Christ tn’ Infancy.” But the has been graphically described | wit patie - -- historian Gibbon:—- ; empire of the Romans filled rid, @od when that empire fell hands of a single person, the Piame a safe -and dreary But Satan was not to be halted by shila, He fever rested until Plate, |” @ Roman grrerfor, sentenced Christ to death; tal Romen soldiers nailed the be eee weed ETE oe Bieta eet werful triunvers. way tO GODI (Moody) ih ak : vow. fie. Soap tla lt i) Ze read this paper ao he paid for aad = poultry inreal club, (Special envelope fur- of 136 p.m Avgustus, who at that tim?) nist backed by all the power of the | book sent free for name and ‘addres who tried to take the /ur 7 adult friends, Tither’s League, - BG Box 46, shastapalts, sion me SOME FRIEND eee np ~
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