In guaranteed fast colours Suitable for all purposes, at very reasonable prices The hostile attitude of the United States towards Germany has received more attention than its attitude towards Japan owing to the fact that Jewish organizations in America have protested vigo: ly against the persecution of their fellow and made the matter almost a domestic issue. United States' disgust at the Jewish persecutions was emphasized by the recall to "consult and report" of the American Ambassador in Berlin, Mr. Hugh Wilson. It as followed shortly afterwards by a blunt refusal by the Acting Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles, to accept a German protest against a speech which Mr. Ickes had made to a Cleveland Zionist organization. Mr. Ickes, who is noted for his pungent tongue, was just as forceful in his references to the German government as he has been in the past to the "economic royalists" and other enemies of the New Deal. The Nazis had thrown Germany back to a period when "man was unlettered, benighted and bestial" he said. "Modern dictators have set themselves up as high priests of a more cruel if more refined voodooism." There was much more in the same vein.
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