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EIGHT YEARS ; : Of 01 HitlerOlt Hitler HitlerOB Olt OB | tae the eighth efahth anniversary anntver'81'J anntver81J ' ' of t hisassumytlea h1I hl . .aumpUon aumpUon euumpUon . . of f power , . Aaoli Mo11 Adolf WUer littler WUerto14 littlertold Hitlertold to14 told b1Jpeople bU b1J b13 people -people - and tka the world woI'14 woI14 ' that thatU thatU thatU U . 8 S . a . aid .1d 1d . tor for Gnat Great Britala Bdta1n Britain "will will "wID wID "trill trill " be betorpedoed betorpedoed b btorpedoed torpedoed " and nd . that "Europe Europe " " " will w1U w1Udefend willdefend defend tend itself itaeW " ' In ca case . . "those those "tho tho " . . peo- peo people peopte peo.pie peopie - . ple pte " ( meantn meaning . Americans Amedca Americana J ) enter nt r the thewar thewar Wwar WwarA war warA A cheerlra cheering . crowd crow * of t 90,000 90000 20.000 20000 20,000 , . lath Bath lath.d gatb'er gatber ' . -.d .d Bred . - at a ' th the Berlin D0I'1In D0I1In ' Sports Sport palace tortli for forthe forthe the * speech .peeCh peeCh . heard hearct the Oenn 0 Getman nnaa n dic din dictator dic- dic dictator dintator - tator tell teU of Nazi N.d Nd Nast . plaas p1aua plans to defeat defeatEnaIand defeatEngland defeatEngland EnaIand England in the Uu coming cO 1lU month manUll months . * . HeI&ld Hesaid He I&ld Ild said & aid that Germany OerMaD7 Gerttlan.y Gerttlany . had lad "armed armed " and andarmed andarmed andarmed armed and end armed annetJ . ' " . . au . and that t1 t1a a\ a aa \ anyone anyoneseeking anyoneseeking a oue oueteek1n teek1n seeking , to aestroy c1e.tI'OJ c1e.tIOJ c1etIOJ destroy . ' that nation patlon wouldget would wouldlet wouldget let get a rude awakening awakenJ ' . . Ill Be He told toleS al.o alo also alsoof al.oof alioe . of ( Oermlm7'a Oermlm7a Germany's Germanys Germany ' * ' * preparation preparaUon at of mill mU- mU mUtary mm'tary mmtary ! ' . - tal'J talJ tary ' aurprises lurprlJe aurprfsea . that will ba be ujed used inthe In Inthe latke the coming comtna ; battles batUe . . H He * .alel alel said . aid thatenemy that thatenemy thatenemy enemy hope hopes * . tor for revolts ftlvo1ta In ID Italy ItatT be-caire be caire be be- . because - cause of Italian ItaUan setbacks .eUJaw eUJaw . were Ia In Iavain Invain lavain vain The British BrlUah went werd war * ehaUen.ed ehaUened challenged ehaUen.edto challengedte challengedto . to invade the ccntlaent conUneu.t conUneut continent ccntlaentHitler . . . "will will 'wUl wUl " ' bethe be bethe bethe Hitler BlUer littler declared taat that 111 194.1 1941 . ' the hijtorleal hlatortcal historical year srear of f ( ) a . great areat neworder neworder new neworder order In Kuropa Europ Europe . . . " He . cald .ald ald said alsothat also al.o alo alsothat . that Germany GetmaD7 baa bat ba . never been beenlalalns beenagainst been1 been1against lalalns against ' American Amertean interests intereate . . BRITAIN BRITAIN'S BRITAINS ' NEED : Congress ComidersThere ConsidersThere Considers Comiders ConsidersThere There we wax was , a . growing powJnl feeling teeUna Ineoulfts Incongress In eoulfts congress ngre > . that unless wdets unte , . txe the President'smeasure Presidentsmeasure President ' . measure measute to permit him to lend orleaic or orlease orlease lease material supplies IUppUt ! . to Britainwas Britain Britainwas Britainwas was paused lIaned passed loon aooo soon . , , the . Germans Germanswould Germanswould Germanswould would arrive srrive rtv . before American amu arms amuAdln.iQ.1atraUcm armsAdmiQbtration armsAdministration Adln.iQ.1atraUcm AdlniQ.1atraUcm AdlniQ1atraUcm AdmiQbtration . leadcra leader . made con con- conceesiota con-cesslona con cesslona - . cessions ceesiota t to * opponents oJJPonenu of the bUl bill inorder in inorder order rder to obtain greater areatel ' . speed .peed peed They TheyalP'eed Theyagreed Theyagreed alP'eed alPeed agreed ' to t * . set .et et a time Urn * limit Umlt on thePresident's the thePre.ldent thePresideat's thePresideats Pre.ldent Preldent President's Presidents . ' , powers powel'1l powel1l ' , ther therwere they were wlll will wlllIn willtag willIng tag In , that a clause should .boUld boUld . be con con- contained contatned contamed - tained tatned tamed In the kul bID bill to prohibit convoyby convoy convoyby convoyby by U S naval ships ahIps , and atd aid ) they were wereaereeable wereagreeable wereafireeable aereeable agreeable f to an amendment which whichwould whichwould whichwould would require the President Pre.ldent Preldent . ; to re- re report re- re report re report - - port every evel'J evelJ ' three months motltha moxitha to congress congresl congresq congresqFurther congressFurther ! Further Fw'ther Fwther ' they would not go ' 0 andefforts and andefforts andefforts efforts to make the proposal inef mef meffeetual inetfectual ineftectuaJ tectuaJ feetual by further amendment met metflan metfirm rm flan resistance resbtance Meanwhile IUPJly supply IUPJlyand supplyand upplyand : and military roilltar7 expert experta experts * held confer confer- conferences confercocci conferences - ences cocci with the new British BriUah ambas amb8l- amb8l ambas- ambassador ambassador amb8l.ador - sador .ador ador . , , Viscount Halifax whose ar ar- arrival arrival arrival - rival in m America was unprecedent unprecedent- unprecedented - - ed He came oo on the JL H H.MS HMS . M S KIn King KingGeorge KingGeorge . George V . , a new battleship lust just re- re - recenUy recently re recently - cently cenUy launched and which was notyet not notyet notyet yet known to be in commission Hewas He Hewas Hewas was met at Annapolis by PresidentRoosevelt President PresidentRoose PresidentBooae Roose Roosevelt ell e1t ellMISSION RooseveltMISSION MISSION : Failure mlure Fmlure F ExpectedKlchis.buro ExpectedKichisaburo Expected ExpectedKicblsaburi Kicblsaburi Klchis.buro Klchisburo Kichisaburo . Nomura , . admiral of ofJapan ofJapan ofJapan Japan , , la Is a graduate craduate of the United UnitedState UnitedState UnitedStates State . naval academy audcrD7 During Durinr theWorld the theWorld theWorld World war be he was Japanese navalattache naval navalattache navalattache attache In Was 'Washington Washington ' on and a close closefriend closefriend closefriend friend of 01 tna the then assistant secre- secre secretary , secre secretary ecre- ecre ecretar - - tary tar ) ' of the navy , . rranklln Franklin D Roose- Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Boos-velt Boos velt BoosveltNow - * - velt veltNow Now Admiral Nomura , admittedlya admittedly a pro-Amerlcaa pro Amerlcaa pro-American American - - - Amon among . Japaneseis Japanese . , , Is en route to Washington as the thenew thenew thenew new ambassador from Tokyo He Hesailed Hecalled Hesailed sailed called be he said .aid aid . . , , on what promised promisedto to be a mission of allure fanure failure ( ' Younger Young Younger Younger er men offered the job turned Itdown It Itdown itdown down They said It would be sure sureto sureto ureto to end their political poUtical careersBut careersBut careers careersBut But Admiral Nomura is a man of ofcourage ofcourage ourage courage H He lost an eye eyewhen -when when - abomb a abomb abomb bomb was thrown and killed several sev rev several reveril eral eril other otter politicians polltJclaDJ He reoelveda receiveda received reoelved receivedself a rlall glass eye from the empress her heraelt herself self aelt Before he left Tokyo he had a adUDlicatf aduplicate adUEllcate dUDlicatf duplicate ' made In case anythingHIGHLIGHTS anything anythingHIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS IIIlIIJIII1r.S IIIlIIJIII1rS HIGHLIGHTSE ( ; ( ; . . . . , of o/ o othe / the new news newsEnvoyJohn $ E Envoy--J Envoy J Envoy-John Envoy John T y - - John 000 G Vinant Winant . . , farmer former formerRepublican tormMRepublican farmerRepubllcan Republlcan Republican govern eovem-jr eovem jr govem.r govemr . - , r of New Hamp- Hamp Ramp- Ramp Rampshire Hampshire Hamn-shire Hamn shire - - shire is acceptable in Britain as a * the theAmftican theAmerican theAmerican Amftican American ambas5l1dosucceeding ambassado- ambassado ambas5l1do- ambas5l1do ambassadosucceedingJoseph - succeeding succeeding.Ioseph succeedingJoseph succeedingJoseph .Ioseph Ioseph Joseph . P Kennedy KennedyOaesto KennedyO KennedyGee.nThe Gee.n--The Gee.nThe Gee.n Geen The Oaesto O esbl--The esbl The . - - - The Grand Duchecs Duchess Charlotte Charlofle Char CharIotte Iotte lotte at of Luxembourg now DOW a refugee refugeeta refugeeIn In Canada will wiD visit President Presidentltoosevelt PresidentRoosevelt PresidentRoosevelt ltoosevelt Roosevelt in the second week of ofFebn1a1'7 ofFebruary ofFebruary Febn1a1'7 Febn1a17 February ' She will be a gueit gue.t guet guest . atthe at atthe atthe the White Wh.Ue WhUe While . House for two days day . should thouJd happen to his artificial artUicial eyeIt eye eyeIt eyeIt It I la is . not his hJ.a hJa . e.e ee eye , . ye , however , . wbic whichla which ! Is . moat mo.t mot most . likely Uke1y to faU fail ( all him Backhorn Back Bach Backhome Bachhome home * foreign Ji'oreiJ JioreiJ ' 1 Minister Yoskue Yoakuo Mat- Mat Mat.uoka Matsuoka - - . auoka .uoka uoka suoka , , " ' also 0 educated ta In an Ameri Ameri- Amen American American - . can college conee , through the ldnclne kindness . of ofAmerican atAmerican of ofAmerican American ckarlty chuit charity ) ' , , did not wait walt fogthe for fog forthe forthe the admiral's admirals admiral ' ' . arrival In m WashingtonUatsuoka Washington WashingtonMatluoka WashingtonMatsuoka Matluoka Matsuoka declared to the diet thataa that thathe thathe he considered onaldered U S policy pol1oy "out out "out- "out1'8'8oua "outrageous " - . rageous 1'8'8oua 188oua ' ' , . " la In that it objected to toJapanese toJapanese , .Japaneae Japaneae Japanese . control of the western Pa- Pa PacJftc Pa Pacific - cific cJftc clflc . He aald .Id Id said . that the'fat thefat the-fate the fate the'fate thefate ' - * of worldcivilization world worldclvlUzaUon worldclvUlzaUon clvlUzaUon clvUlzaUon depends wholly uponAmerica's uponAmericas upon uponAmerica uponAmerica's America America's Americas ' ' . attitude and refused to toaccept toaccept toaccept accept the theory of U S Secretal'7of Secretaryof Secretary Secretal'7 Secretal7 ' of f State CordeU Cordell Hull that the Inva Inva- hive- hive Inva.Ion hivedon Invasion - - sion .Ion Ion don . of Manchuria by Japan was thefirst the theDrat rst Drat step in tn destruction deatrucUon of 01 worldpeace worldpeaceHISTORIC world worldpeace worldpeace peace peaceHISTORIC HISTORIC CITY : History H-.story H.story H .story story - . RepeatsTke RepeatsThe Repeats Tke The town of 01 Derna Dema now In ItaUan Italian ItaUanLibya ItalianLibya ItalianLibya Libya , has haa an historic hlatoric place In InAmerican inAmerican inAmerican American history hlltory tor for it was at this thisvillago thisvillage thisvillage villago village wh whpre where re ended one of the mostcourageous moat most moatcouralreous mostcourageous couralreous courageous exploits of the Americanarmy Americanarmy AmericanarmyThe American Americanarmy army armyThe The year waa wu was 180 1109 1805 and end the United UnitedState UnitedStates UnitedStates State States . was waa at war with Tripoli Trlpol1 . . , after afterrefullng afterrefusing aft rrefusing refullng refusing ! to pay tribute to that nationth nationIn nation nationIn In th order that American Amencan snips ships wouldnot would wouldnot wouldnot not be molested by pirates on theopen the theopen theopen open sea Millions MUllon . for defense but butnot butnot butnot not one cent for tribute " . bad had thun than thundered thandered thundered dered Charles C PInckney a f-wyears f wyears t.w tw fPw t.wyeara fPwyears - , . yeara years before and the slogan wss was W l re repeated re- re repeated re- re repeated - - peated nowWUUam nowWilUam now nowWilliam William WilUam WUUam Eaton . . , a captain in the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican American army/who army who army.who armywho / . bad had been at attache attache attacbe tache to Near KaatTn Ea.tem Eatem Eastern . countriesfound countries countriesfound countriesfound found himself bimsel ! In Alexandria EgyptTh Egypt EgyptThere . There r he recruited recruJted a motley moUey crowd crowdot crowdof crowdof ot of about 40 Americans several leveral hun hun- hundred hundred hundred - - dred Greeks and as 8S many Arabs On OnMarch OnMarch OnMarch March a 8 8 . . , he . started .tarted tarted across the burn burnIng burnlug burnIng Ing lug desert toward Derna Dema a city of10000 of10000The ot of 10 000 000The The campaign experienced untold untoldhardship untoldhardships untoldhardships hardship hardships . was almost without food foodor foodor foodor or water several times Umes faced revolt revoltIn revoltin revoltIn In Its own ranks But by cool brav bray bra brayery v very ery ry Eaton EatoD dragged drarged his army 600miles COOmiles 600 600mUes mUes miles across the sands and attacked attackedDerna attackedDerna attackedDerna Derna On April 27 Z7 the city tell to tothe tothe tothe the American army The war ended ended end ed d loon soon afterward and Eaton E.ton Eton . re returned re- re returned returned - - turned home to be forgottenAs forgotten . . As March approached this .ear ear year yearanother , . yearanother .earanother another army which started In Alexandria Alex Alexandrla Alexandria andrla andria stood before |
