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   Olean Times Herald (Newspaper) - February 26, 1941, Olean, New York                                PAGE TWO CLEAN WEDNESDAY FEB The Washington Merry-Go-Round By Drew Pearson and Robert S Allen of the ence as told in the diplomatic dispatches was that Fuehrer did not stage his usual show of scolding and two Serb statesmen but tried flattery instead He talked a great deal about the new order in Europe to be formed under German protection after the war is over the countries were to be together in a United States oi Europe with Germany preserving law In this picture Germany needed flirt i pie ull liia life and he combines i the of a diplomat with the of a priest Ho UHCH I hid holidays to visit prisons and I homes for delinquent boys He Li a j director of the Children's Village j for juvenile delinquents in Dobbs Ferry N Y and of thn National Training School for Hoys jn 4.11 HIM c it a sort of deputy sheriff in the Balkans and Hitler went on to that this deputy could Order Hitler could not move in on thorn immediately deputy sheriff or no deputy sheriff What rwilly counted with be Jugoslavia Bulgaria he was too small Rumania loo un- waa stable Therefore Jugoslavia if she with BAIT would bo made in effect two ruler of the Balkans Hitler also promised the Jugoslav statesmen the Greek port of Salonika with the Greek Macedonia I If also ised that their could chop off more of Albania and finally he he no nite promise that get back perhaps even Trieste at Italian the Croatian seaport over which and the went to MB a result of the Versailles peace Hitler were tempting under no delusion that n The Jugoslavs and have been working closely together for Knew that they could not possibly resist Hitler the Turks would with them Meanwhile been at work in time under the direction of Ambassador von pen who hiH real ence in diplomacy in the United I Ie served a military fif the Cerman ing War 1 and was active iii to blow up the International various Since then has lias served Chancellor of ing ton Shaw's interest in prison reform began when he was serving as foreign service office in Turkey and he so identified with the problem there that the Turkish Government named its island prison Shaw Island HOUSING Typical of the failure of the de housing program IH tiny Charlestown Ind where the completing a giant powder plant and preparing to fired a plant ly a hamlet of less than HOW has over J construction workers living in trailers and other makeshift dwellings or commuting from forty miles away over icy roads Methodist Churches Here To Participate In Drive and the Jugoslavs Congress appropriated several hundred millions to provide emergency housing and Palmer was appointed Defense Mousing Coordinator at a year for the express purpose of that the job wan done To date he has a large staff of salaried assistants but so far only iix defense projects have been and In: had ing to do with starting them They were begun as regular The three Methodist Churches of this city will participate in the Methodist Emergency Million Sunday in a attempt to raise one million lars to meet three peals The offering plates of the Methodist congregations in the United States will be passed on what has been named Methodism's Day of Com- Sunday March 2 Pastors of the three local churches the Rev A Merritt terich the Rev W A and the Daniel N Place ex- plain the three types of appeal that are consolidated in the crusade as i is to be allotted to the religious and social well-being of young men In army camps and navy yards Methodist chaplains within these camps will be aided with literature and equipment as needed from the fund Churches nearby will be helped to meet their enlarged responsibilities in ering attractively to unusual bers of youth during the critical hours of leave in some cases this fund will provide general Methodism's share in creating in- social and re- new i and now the man who Turkey to remain Your Federal Income tral bait which to Turkey on hook promise of the of the Turkish Syria i Palestine and everything down In include some of the richest The amount lo be recovered by j oil in Near depreciation is the cost if Ami it an if he succeeded properly if by purchase after February If j tmH quired by prior in the is of the I sustained prior lo I or the fair market value March whichever is greater The proper lor Hint amount which be set aside for Die taxable year in accordance with i they were urgently needed There are units in projects at Montgomery Ala Kla Tex Portsmouth Va Columbus and Moline III j Defense Homes uj agency created projects by the J 1S centers to sustain and build and were shifted to character when US HA AID 2 will be devoted to assist the mother church in land in temporarily easing some of the frightful situations involved in 1.00 bombed churches Also in the South and East of England there lust August luiB been little more n lily plan not sarily si 1 the HO plus tin salvage va nt the end of the useful lif the equal the cost other banis of the properly new lor with i and Hie man May of j after longtime cleric of Military i King of Utah Semite the oilier day In old mid Itched with the to j ex Senator i i lore of came into on the of a arid ill uplifted and j ol j to debate or of j 11 formal The rate nf -i j to Hall in ing is not based upon the mini- Capitol The her of II will stand before A of Hie offers Con- being condemned and on the of two ex- tin of it will remain I in preparing Income lux lui hi table or for the j for which ennui 1 Hon In Senate If the taxpayer builds a new i hint week police a banker friend whom Com- merce Secretary Jesse Jones in- stalled as head of the Defense Mousing Corporation had no pre- vious housing experience and has rim his agency like a counting Although working at the job nearly six months Husband has si a i led Ills first project at Kin and even this wasn't on his own Initiative The undertaking was organized ly before he look bold of it one of his quent releases the other day Calmer declared One of the many problems bearing upon the of defense production Is housing for defense and re- Idled workers and their Jf dwelling placed are not available within reasonable commuting of employment production will lie materially reduced are parishes so dangerously Jed almost the entire tions have evacuated leaving quite unprovided for the pastors who are staying to minister to those who remain Other urgent needs grow out of the necessity of cuing certain British Methodist missionary personnel and projects which are in jeopardy will continue and supplement Methodist overseas relief now in progress feeding clothing and sheltering batant war victims Since war conditions make added demands on all regular missionary and philanthropic funds both the national and local leaders of this campaign emphasize that this Ls an emergency offering and must not be allowed to block the flow of giving to world service activities of the church or the re- sult will be the creation of new and equally serious problems The national movement is being Jed by Bishop Edwin H Hughes retired of Washington D C who la supported by the Methodist Emergency Commission composed of all the bishops and a tive number of prominent ist laymen and ministers from all the six Jurisdictions of the church Dr Arien W Fifer is executive secretary and Dr Elmer T Clark formerly of Nashville Tenri is handling the promotion Blockhouse Rebuilt But Cannon is Lacking PRAIRIE DIT Prairie dit Chlen is looking for a cannon to complete its defenses against Indian uprisings The defenses weren't con- out of serious fear of the red been a long time since the war cry has been heard in these parts consist of a reconstructed blockhouse built by the WPA The new structure is built on the foundations of the old one and is said to be an accurate tion Scout Directors To Meet Thursday The Board of Directors of the central district Seneca Council Boy Scouts of America will meet Thursday night at seven-thirty o'clock in Corporation Room of the First National Bank ing The directors are expected to elect a district chairman a vice- chairman and chairmen for the six operating committees WAKE UP YOUR LIVER Out W The liver should pour 2 of Into your every If Wit not freely your food not di- It may just decay in KM blouM up your let con- You feel lour and the world punk It takes those food old Liver Pills to Ktt S of bile tat freely to you feel up and Get a package today Take directed in bile low freely for Carter Little Liver lOt and 2M shouting E S Skaden f Named Deputy Joseph R has announced he pointed Edwin S Skaden of Port Allegany to serve as his tional deputy in the office in Smethport during his absence in the service of the U 53 Army He left for town Gap this morning Mrs William Newcombe is the regular deputy Col announced he made the additional appointment at no extra expense to the county Mr Skaden will begin his duty Monday Olean General Hospital Cordell Hull elevi not 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