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Show - - WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C . WayneU Wayne WayneU U . S-Japan S Japan . - Relationship b Is Strained ; Americans in Far East Ordered Home ; Naval Reserves Called Into ServiceAs Service ServiceAs ServiceAs As Army Makes Way for Conscripts ConscriptsKDlTOa'B ConscriptsRDITOa'8 ( KDlTOa'B KDlTOaB EDITOn's EDITOns RDITOa'8 RDITOa8 ' NOTB-Wlaea NOTB Wlaea NOT11I-- NOT11I NOT11Itea NOTB - - - ' WRC tea oplDJoDi onlona $ ftala ahl are r expraased eQr.e eQre xyr . . irJ fa . < Uur theea these eolam.1 eolam1 columns c l fi . the7&l'e theyare fry the7 they fryRlll &l'e le are & ' tIIOI those thoseof of tile the newl news aDal7I analyst ' and sot 110 & aeeellar117 seees.arny seeesarny . 01 of Wl tII1a aew.pap aewpap sewapaper . . ) ( ( Relea.ed Releaed itelea.ed iteleaed Rlll * * . by br : Western Weltem N.wapaoer Nwapaoer New.saser Newsaser Na-wwa Na wwa . - . r Union Vnt ) ) - CRISIS : War Ahead ? Since Sine * . Japan joined tha the FascistAxis Fascist FascistAxIs FascistAxis AxIs . , . attack attacu attaclta attacuon * on Amarica America and Amer Amer- AmerIcans Amercane American - Icans ! ican cane ! by the goverrnment-controned goverrnment controned goverrnment-controUe controUe toverrnmant-controlledTokyo toverrnmant controlledTokyo goverrnmentcontronedTokyo - - Tokyo presa press hava have baen been exceeded exceedec exceededonly exceedeconly axceededonly only by tha the beUlferent beUlgerent belligerent mouthlngs mouthtngi mouthlngsof mouthtngiof naoutbln sot of Or the Mussolini-controlled Mussolini controlled Mussollnl-controlled Mussollnl MussolW-controlled MussolW - - newspa newepa newspapers newepaPere newpaper pers Pere * of ItalyWhen ItalyWhen Italy ItalyWhen When Japan altned signed th tha the . treaty 01 01Berlin of ofBerlin otBerlin Berlin . , Washington waa was Inclined at atdrst a atflr ' drst first t to make male * Uttia mUe little of o ( It It . . , even thoU8b thougi thoU8bit thougiit thou < hIt it was wa openly tated stated to ba be aimed at atthe at atthe atth the United State States * becauaa because ot of Did ok Didgiven okgiven aidliven given to Britain But Japan did not nottake not nottake nottaka take It ai a8 as lightly llghUy Prtnca Prince Fum1 Turn Fum1maro Fumimaro ! maro Konoye Japanesa Japanese premiersaid premiersaid premier said aid openly that it if tha the United Stateepersists State States Statee Statespersists Stateper ' " tha the Axis Axispowers Axispowers Axispower persists per l t In challenging Laterthere Later Laterthere Laterthera powers * a war will wtll follow that thatif thatif thatit there was wa an official tatement statement if England opened the Burma road roadlone roadlone roadlona lone gateway to China for tor munl muni munilions munltIons munitlon tIons lions Japan would declara declare warMany warMany war warMany Many In Washington now believe believethat believethat beUcvathat that a clash with Japan la Is bound to te tocome tecome tocoma It Itmight ii iimight Itmight come sooner or later and that might as weU well be sooner . , , bacause because ii iiBritain itBritain if ifBritain Britain should fall 1all tha the United Stateswould States Stateswould Stateswould would ba be faced with aggressors on onboth onboth onboth both oceans at the sama same timeCulmination timeCulmination time timeCulmination Culmination was a state slate depart depat't depatt department department ' , . ment order to all Americans In the theNear theNear thaNear Near East to return homa home BritainwUl Britainwill Britain | will wUl open the Burma road October OctoberI I 17And 17And 17 17And And In Shanghai Japanese om ofil omdais ofilcaals omclals dais caals had another problem to worry worrythem worrythem worrythem them For despite a heavy military militaryguard militaryguard militaryguard guard placed around Fu SIao-en SIao en Sian-en Sian SIaoentheir Sianentheir Slao-entheir Slao entheir - - their puppet ruler of tha that t Chinese Chinesecity Chinesecity Chinesecity city he was slashed to death bysome bysome by some orrr unknown assailant . . . Enraged Japanese authorltlea authorities declared dedared de | dared clared that the assassination was aninside aninside an aninside inside lob job Shanghai police pollce re- re reported reported re reported - - ported that they had bad been asked bythe bythe by bythe the Japanese to aid in a search forthe for forthe the slain man s a personal servant servantone servantone servantone one Zung Tsu en who was absent absentfrom absentfrom absentfrom from his master s housa house after the thekilling thekilling thakilling thakillingPrice killingPrice killing Price Pnce o of f PeaceSeveral Peace PeaceSeveral Several unofficial offers otTers have been beenmade beenmade beenmade made to thetJnited theunited the United tJnited States All aim aimat aimat aimat at Involving involvmg this nation with Japan Japanor or BO so crippling U S armed forces forcesso forcesso so as to make the nation ineffective ineffectiveThe ineffectiveThe ineffectiveThe The head of the Japanese press association as associatlOn association sociatlOn sociation suggested the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States show its good will by aban abandonlng abandoning abandoning donlng doning the naval base at Pearillar Pearillarbor Pearl liar liarbor Harbor bor Hawaii withdraw from Guam Guamand Guamand Guamand and Midway IslandsIn islandsIn islands islandsIn In Rome Mussolini s newspaper newspaperI newspaperheld newspaperheld newspaperheld I held out another scheme In P < Jlite polite politeterms politeterms , terms it suggested that If Americawould America Americawould I Iwould would stop giving help to England Englandthe Englandthe Englandthe the Axis powers would reward rewardAmerica rewardAmerica rewardAmerica America by giving her CanadaObject CanadaObject Canada CanadaObject Object is of course to so 80 involve involvethe involvethe involvethe the U S that it will wlll stop sending sendingsupplies sendingsupplies sendingsupplies supplies to BritainDEFENSE Britain BritainDEFENSENavy DEFENSE DEFENSENavy Navy CalledComparable Called CalledComparable Comparable to the army s s mobiliration moblll mobili moblllza mobillzation ration za Uon of the N National a Uonal Guard thenavy the thenavy thenavy navy called out all men and officet's officets officers officet'sand officersand officersand : ' and the naval r reserve e e boosting bnn.Une bnnUne . Its ita itsr itst ItsHere , r t , e efl fl ! * L:1 L1 L:1Here : Here lIere uII is u /II II / Afus rtfi . . * * Afnes AgneJ Agnes C Roele Rosek Resets * Z4 24 Z4gradua.f 24graduate 7 < gradua.f graduaf graduate . ' nurlll nurse of WaJhan/.on WaJhan.on WaJhan .on on Washington ! / ( . , V U C Cfin Cfirst fin first . Uffl Red CroJS Cross ! nune nure , caUed called w to aclne arose aclnedu.y aroseduty du.y duy duty . UI us lf the ' Army Array ly Nune Nurse cTp corps in an .he he the theexpansion . theex/wniirtn theex wniirtn .hef expansion f/ f farIJwn ! % / arIJwn > ! recently rf'f'f'ntly rfffntly ' " ' utAonrrW lorled authorized au % to W 1cf'ep 1cfep keep 1cf'eppace keeppace keeppace ' pace UK/I UK I ustli u . .h h . inrrewd Incrf'a'f'd Incrfafd .hIncrf'a'f'd increased / Incrf'a'f'dmanpor increasedmanpower ' ' ' manpower manpo-r manpo r . - She Shf ' is ' isthe nthe le the fin first . ol of 4 401V 019 019nurses 0 J IJ IJnurleJ nurses nurleJ to bf be ud ad iv if le ' i l lto Ito 10 to ths le the rorpi corp corps ' by July ofnext ofne of next ne : > t Yp yearstrength year yearstrength r strength 27 59to 591 59\ 59 \ to a peacetime pe.lk pelk peak pe.lkof peakof pe . kof of 239 281Navy 281 281Navy I INavy Navy Secretary Knox said themen the themen themen men were called to equip new fight- fight Light- Light fighting Lighting fl < ht-ing ht ing - - - ing and auxiliary craft which were werebemg werebeing werebeing bemg being launched six months ahead of ofschedule ofschedule ofschedule schedule He also warned that the thenation thenation thenation nation was approaching an hourof hour hourof hourof of decision an hour of test w thHEADLINES th thHEADLINES HEA HEADLINES DLINES HEADLINESin . in theneu the neu next nens nensCwereM s scongress ( CwereM congress ngreu - A 100-pound 100 pound IOO-pound IOO - - - brown browneyed browneyed browneyed eyed grandmother with a deep deepsouthern deepsouthern southern accent took her het ' place 10 in 10the inthe inthe the house of 01 representatives She IS ISMrs isMrs isMrs Mrs Florence Reville Gibbs who whowa whowas whowas wa was . elected dected from Georgia to fill till the theunexpired theunexpired theuneacplred unexpired term of ot her late hUf husband husbandMrs hutbandMrs > band bandMn Mn Mrs Gibbs is the ninth .ninth . woman nowin now nowin nowin in congress I tha the Axis powers and asserted ' it if a afight afight afight fight la Is forced on us , . wa we shall be beready beready baready ready " . Meanwhila Meanwhile tha the army waa was prepar prepare prepay prepareIng preparing . ing lag at reception receptton center centen centers * for tor 100 700 ' 700000of 000 000of 000of of H 10 161500,000 161500000 SOO.OOO SOOOOO 500,000 500000 , . , men who wera were marchlag march marchIng marchIng Ing lag to their voting places to regis rells- rells regis- rellsr register register - - ter r for tor tha the draft drall . Tha The whola whole 700 000 000likely 000likely 000likely likely will wilt enter tha the service November Novem November November ber 15 lIS but not all will wilt go to camp campat campat campat at once onceMost onceMoat Most Moat reception receptton centers centera ara are being beingdesigned beingdesigned beingdesigned designed to 'process process ' process only 1,000 1000 , , to to1 1 500 men Tha The draftad drafted men may maybe maybe maybe be held In their home borne comm comma communitiesanywhere lt1es cities citiesanywhere lt1esanywhere anywhere from a week to ten day days daysEach dayEach . Each day a quota will ba be sent to tothe tothe tothe the reception centers There they theywill theywill theywill will ba be equipped their army ree sec secords reeords records ords inltlatad inItiated and after a short stay staymost staymost staymost most wlU will be sent to regular armycamps army armycamps armycamps camps to fill ftll fin out those units to tu1lstrength fullstrength full tu1l fulltrength trength strength Some new units will be becreated becreated bacreated created of courseNot course courseNot Not all tha the new soldiers will beequipped be beequipped baequipped equipped with the army a s modem modemwoolen modemwoolen modemwoolen woolen elaitique elastique ' ' trouser and b1 bi b1swing biswing blswing swing coats wUh with sports back Manywill Many Manywtll Manywill wtll will ba be handed the old styla style armywoolen army armywoolen armywoolen woolen breeches with spiral leggings leggingsand leggingsand leggingsand and tha the obsolete standing-collar standing collar standingcollarblouse standingcollarblouse standing-collarblousa standing collarblousa standingcollarblousaOut - - blouse blouseOut Out of storaga storage also came 105 IOIS U S Sarmy Sarmy Sarmy army tanks These wera were loaded on onflatcars onflatcars onflatcars flatcars en route to Canada for train- train training training trala-ing trala ing - - ing of Canadian troops It was onlylee only on1y onlyflu lee , Ryt t 1t 1 1a 1A a w wt A ' ' t # # a Y K Kt , t L ? + hd 9'f 9f 9'f4s ' 4s 4sa a (44 44 (44d ( M d . . _ y Above Juundpho.o Juundphoo sound hoto . .howJ howJ .bows bows . a row oj of oftanks ojkink tanks kink , for Cana Canabeing Canada beanR being unloaded from irons ironstat fromfla fla / flu /tat tat ' curs CarJ cars al at ( Camr CamrBorden Camp C Cm m Boruen Borden Qorden . , . Canada Can * , , filer after their Ihelr arrlta arriwl rrlri from fr m the , th he * UnitsflSnies UnitsflSniesa United UnitedSklteJ UnitedStates Statesa SklteJ States a small part of equipment beingturned being beingturned beingturned turned over as 811 a result of confer confere'lces confere'ices confereices of -Canadian Canadian SCanadian S SCanadiandefense Canadiandefense -Canadiandefense Canadiandefense Canadiandefense e'lces elces e'ices eices ' the joint U - - - defense boardFive boardFive board boardFive Five hundred volunteers the tl.rst tlrst first tl.rstparachute firstparachute . firstparachute parachute battalion were gettingtheir getting gettingtheir gettingtheir their first training War SecretaryStimson Secretary SecretaryStimson SecretaryStimson Stimson said other battalions will be betrained betrained betrained trained In the same operationsVisitors operations operationsVisitors Visitors Vullors V ullors VisitorsTwenty Twenty heads beads of armies from nine nineLatin nineLatin nineLatin Latin American nations - Bolivia BoliviaColumbia BoliviaColumbia BoliviaColumbia Columbia Costa Rica the Domini Dominican Dominican Dominican can Republic Guatemala Honduras HondurasPanama , Panama Peru and Uruguay--com Uruguay com Uruguay--corn corn Uruguaycompleted Uruguaycornpleted Uruguay - - - cornpleted pleted a two-week two week - - tour around aroundAmerican aroundAmerican aroundAmerican American defences defenses As they nearedthe neared nearedthe nearedthe the end of their journey officers officersfrom officersfrom officersfrom from 11 II I1 other neighboring countrieli countries countrieliarrived countriesarrived countriesarrived arrived to make the same inspec inspection inspection inspectlon tion AU All were shown the new Amerscan Amer Amertean Amerlean tean scan streamlined motor divisions in inoperation inoperation inoperation operation and ended up at the Pana Pane Panama Panema Panarna ma canalTRAVELERS canal canalTRAVELERS TRA TRAVELERS VELERS : : A At t Brenner PassAt Pass PassAt At Brennero Drennet'o Drenneto ' pass In the Alps be between between between tween Germany and Italy Adolf Hit Hit- Hitler Hitler - - ler and Benito Mulcolini Mussoltni Mussolini held another an another other of their strange conferences conferencesThe conferencesThe conferencesThe The meeting was in a railroad car carwith carwith carwith with blinds pulled down guardedwith guarded guardedwith guardedwith with foot soldiers artillery and ant anti antiaircraft antiaircraft ! aircraft gunsThere gunsThere guns gunsThere There was no announcement announcementShortly announcementShortly announcementShortly Shortly afterward however Germa Germs Germany Germssay Germany ny say moved several divisions of troops troopsinto troopsinto troopsI into Rumania and seized the Bt'iUsh BtiUsh British Bt'iUshowned Britishowned Britishowned ' owned oil 011 fields there Japan mademore made mademore mademore more aggressive statements to theUnited the theUnited theUnited United States and there were ruerrors ru ru.non ruinors .non non errors . that the Nazi legions waiting waitingin In French channel ports would startthe start startthe startthe the Invasion of ot EnglandAir England EnglandA Alr Air A ir lr Struggle StruggleThe The duet duel duel In the .1 1 . sV Sy ' ei es continued continuedwith continuedwith continuedwith with greater greatet ' vigor Nazi airmen airmensmashed airmensmashed airmensmashed smashed the center of 01 London with withexplosive withexplosive withexplosive explosive and incendiary bombsThe bombs bombsThe bombThe * The house of lords was damaged damagedgreat damagedgreat damagedgreat great department stores were destroyed de destroyed destroyed stroyed and million millions * of people spent spentmany spentmany spentmany many nights in subways and air airraid airraid airraid raid sheltersExit shelters sheltersExit Exit ExitNeville Neville Chamberlain figure 01 of 01peace ofpeace opeace ( peace fhcBritish SheBritish juteBritish and appt appeasement > 8sement , , , left She jute British inner war cabinet He was wassuC'ceeded wassucceeded wa wasucceeded succeeded suC'ceeded ' by magnetic Ernest Bev BevIn Bevfn BevIn In fn . , , Laborite Laborlte and Socialist . . . 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