Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-04-21 | Page 10 | Views of the Nation's Press

Views of the Nation Nations s Press In one point the situation with India and the situation with Ireland are precisely paral paral- lel In India the Hindu majority majori y wants the British power to force the min minorities the Moslems Sikhs untouchables and others and the native states to come into a united India As the kind of unity the majority w wants in involves involves involves in- in a swallowing process process- the minorities refuse The Indian majority wants no British interference interference interference in in- In Indian affairs except except except ex ex- ex- ex this Interference In Ireland the Free State majority majority majority ma ma- wants the British power to force the northern Ireland minority to come into a united Eire As North Ireland sees this unity involving a swallowing swallowing swallowing swallow swallow- ing process It refuses The Irish want no British Interference in Irish affairs except this interference Inter inter- ference In India as in Ireland unless unless unless un un- un- un less the British will force the minorities to knuckle under there will be no cooper cooperation tion In Inthe inthe inthe the fight to save freedom for mankind including mankind in Ireland and India themselves Either case causes rejoicing at Berchtesgaden San Francisco Francisco Francisco Fran Fran- cisco Chronicle We Ve may look ahead to a long hard war encouraged by Dr Morris Fishbein's description of the American soldier in his address to the Economic club as the finest physical specimen specimen specimen men of any soldier in the world The editor of the American Medical Associations Association's Journal cited figures showing American American Ameri Ameri- can soldiers av averaging raging taller heavier and more nearly free from serious disease or disability disability disability ity than the men in other ar ar- mies He also drew 0 JJ favorable contrast between the health and physical development of our 1942 soldiers and th their ir pr predecessors de ess rs In other wars field mili a-mili military mili In at least this a 30 tary asset is the fruit of activities activities activities ties during peace years devoted to purely civilian ends Preventive Preventive Preventive tive medicine and gains of or dietary dietary dietary die die- tary knowledge have hav better prepared prepared prepared pre pre- pared the nations nation's man nian power to endure the strain of or tic the e mightiest clash In the history of ot the world between armies and navies using the deadliest weapons the world has known Detroit News s. f I