Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1926, Page 6

"8 DECLARES EUROPE FORGETS U. S.AID Delegates From Local Groups Compile! Bruce, Australian Premier. | Says England and America Hold Fate of Race. Br the Associated Press ! NEW YORK, December 30 urope has forgotten all that America did during the World War and sees the United glutted with gold and bent on holding eve untry to ran £om, Prime Minister Bruce of Aus tralia toid members of the Pilgrims who arrived spent a b est at Reception. After the luncheon Prime Minister | Bruce went to a reception given in honor o mself and Mrs. Bruce by the ] iking Union, where he made his spesch of the day. In bhoth of his dresses the prime minister stressed ortance of attitudes of Gre: ritain and America in interr al affairs, say- ing that on the policies of these coun- tries vests the fate of mankind “Knowing America s 1 do.” he told e misunder nding rd to your Nation IS 10 e & matter of deep regret. That misunderstanding is, in part, due to Europe's faflure to appreciate Amer- fea's history, her traditional poliey and her democratic aspirations and {deals. Turope still regards herself as the whoie world. She forgets that American money and materials kept the war going until victory was as- . pe forgets, too, the decisive effect of America’s intervention. She thinks only that America, enriched at the expense of her allies, glutted with the world’s gold, is bent on holding every country to ransom. Misunderstanding Is Blamed. “America, on the other hand, does not attach sufficient importance to the racial and national difficulties of Eu- rope, the anci feuds and antipa- thies, nor S lly what tragic suffering: pe as a result of the wa She regards the Euro. pean states hopelessly effete units, who have brought then verge of ruin by contin insana jealousies and exces tarism. Furthermore, she thinks that instend of now paying their debts, they are still piling up armaments in the face of economic and national dis- aster. “Both these views are due to hope- less misunderstanding and lack of svmpathy. _“If we are to solve the problem of rope, we must approach it in an un- biased w forgetful of mutual recri- i nxious only to bring about nahlln\ and a return to sanity. The outstanding need of the moment is Eu- rope’s economic reconstruction. Until that is accomplished the future of the world must remain dark and gloomy.’ Of the part that Great Britain and the United States can play Prime Min- ister Bruce said “If America and Great Britain will work together there is hope for man- kind. It they do not, nothing man- kind can dev ed.” TO CALIFORNIA— TEXAS—MEXICO Via New Orleans The Washington-Sunset Route follows the path of the Sun—Tourist sleeping cars from Washington to California daily, without change. It is the economical and comfortable way to travel. 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A resolution to seek nine speciflc | Whitman Cross, president of the In improvements and additions in structi ing Nurses' Society: | facilities during the present y of the Assoclated represents the "1\41 the sum of $61,120 was spent m; GRASS BATTLES cow ington during the past vear in | connection with school health work, | < compared with the sum wof § spent in a ¢ r this city s An | £ additional he said, Is the | gle Against Animals. minimum with which W, ;Im\«.:\wv: PHILADELPHIA, Pa., December 30 ‘Iv“‘i"r‘]I:jl;x(t“][‘y“:v');v‘il:“ on this work inany | o5 7 0 T e realizes the in Mr, Ufford told the operation of | tensity of the struggle for existence the two health wols 1 for tu t 19 i among the pasture ! hercular childr 3 i v 1zes, said Dr. Herbert ! the other fo 3 " < Colorado feulturas limitations for tr e - the meeting of Americar tubercular children are v decided here vesterday emedy, he sugzested that a g ow, In fact creases the be established in connection | str because no v do the compete c themselves and with the ¥ but the clovers und pref oxert ‘l a ‘\w,umuu; « h B % Child Welfa ork in the District: Dr. William Ge M the District Medical Clark. a member at large advtsory cuuncil; Dy of 1 k Lans He to have the back zens whe: e formally asked f vesterday afternoon om trade bodies, t Toppis committee, it was stated, will & nd health "”"“',','i‘ | hold @ meeting ton ow in the Bur posed ”{» '_";‘ SEDRIREN S Ay g | lington Hotel with a view to worki I T & ini/the program | OUt ‘the ‘planis in’ detail and of improvements as called for in the imates on the various project resolution were enumerated under d before submitting the pro- five general heads, as follows Child _health. adoption of (@) The doubling of the personnel in r the pro; the »ol medica] force so as to give | dre: various' public 24 full-time physicians instead of 12 | needs by Mrs. Whitman Cr part-time one: s at present. W. Hyde. jr (h) A sanatorium for tubercular Iyde emphas the need of children S tensive preventive meas (c) Increased appropriations for i 2 *h. he st n many in fant hygiene service, to include ade- | sts would with quate pre-natal clinics and supervision 3 ¢ of curative work of mid »xpense in the long run 2. (a) Tncreased appropriations for | ne he deplored the lic tuberculosis, the ideal of the ; | ns for makin; can Public Health Association, | of ‘the children, declaring that the 12 viding for four - every in the District is the same num 100,000 population to care for those | ber that existed during the year 1905, diseased s red tha hool (b) Increased appropriations for g venereal disease service > H. A. ideal being two nur 100,000 population. In this connection it was stated that Washington has se for its entire population. blishment of a hospital for REAL ESTATE communicable diseases. 4. Establishment of a hygiene LOANS MADE AND SOLD il he organization of a health J. 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