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Incidentally, v(,,, : td...'1.,1 .,. , ,t been highly favorable lit'n'inSt, ,sectionS,. ,,,...i.. I:: 4. '. ever, the British characteriza. r) , ,,k;,, .' ,e, ,1 tion- -, of his very considerable candidate seems to have won t ,,..'o i ' ,. 14,, t , Itnadn-yhl .0 ,.,pr,...x,,,,410, , ., , friends:by-thfrank, straightfor achievement as "an empty vie..,..,. ,, f,'Ik ,PN14,,.;-- : A e '4, ' I, Ill ., ; , ward manner in which he discussed the tory" strikes me as being rather i 41' '4 ' 11741..., ,t,ii 4,,,,,,, ik .. 1 : .6' 4 43 overdrawn and savoring a bit t , tk ' ick, of the daY and ignored the ty-- . 14 I . troblen the l and In Walkie Mr., For ii, 0 t) 'NY-I'. partisanship, (1;fratphese.fox , : , '04 ,,(t? 4 k e'.4 k ; , his acceptance, speech appealed- , to , the ". '01,,. , .$b If . ,,..41t.x 4.1 British defeat This easily 1Z A4,. may ; of ,,, 1.'' ,ro4.,s;,,, ' 's 'patriotism instead of :the partisanism .;:.:,,,, ,.. 1 4 have an adverse influence on . Lr' 1 ' , '",e, , upon the Dal kin to ,.,... .,., , his hearers, in Near s the , r ,Itti K ,1,,, , r ..,,., presyge " N... . ,, England , (k.Ct iti. hard,,,,,,kon. It that is ;important. Pos4 Eastand go forward under his banner;-aini'i i Ail P.: session of Somaliland also con, ,,,,N: .,,,ttl,..,9 4 , , ,ii ships and', ilifficultlea but with our con, I ' i 'position in East IV Italy's 11.;Af 41; 1 If ";!'l solidates acto-- 1 Atitutional-form---- of LIN e: government-4n- 1 i rotectio Africa, 11, ' P.:34 , tk, re-: : 1.4. ,,1 ,: '4. 4: to all Its territories its that 2. ttomestic prosperity and tranquility, - and 1 Ii it a stl,p nearer' 1 : iI gitm. and brings to.' from'fóes from without,New Poster-Jame- s Presents sechrity , Flagg ' I ik 1 , -- - '' .t.i3; to seal lite south---ertrits , .?Tketr:.'4,t ambition ,1Visti that-leftno-- doubt - - i of thef;,,,In frank-wort- IR end t famous of creator the Montgomery Flagg, ., 7,4 the - Republican- ran-J ,,,,,, , ':), 1 v ,r ,v4ov.! ,,! severing Bitains vital connecAt ,t T I. - 40 Uncle Sam Army recruiting poster, exhibits his new 1,,:lt tion with the Far East. , ,Ite thought concerningsaid dictate what Vs'hile WP are dealing with opot:t poster done for the "Wake Up, America" committee, the thirk term and the menaCe. ne Aid, i eration, affect lug I he of which he 114 a member. in TIP to 7.1.,,:7:::: call to Fef I want tt prólosaes Ntediterratteatt : , ., . tatorship which ,tiff'.,1.14 ' ' . : e'r44..o4 e : ned tO 1! t you attention it He also disCussed without besitan ci ;'"" ': ::. lations between Italy and Greece. t 11,1 7..' 7 7 ; Of Oh liffitA:ot of 'the. inn the l policy foreign etriy0eat There's high explosive -- - . ' ' ' in this situation to blow a very .4 4, ,.... ;1414t:''';1;.'1 Wc. kA, 1,51,,:-Jpresent administration and ,the secrecy I, 1 ! ' in the Hitlerhole considerable 0 that Ptirlatintig 14,4Partieularly .emphaiic.. , hitt blitzkrieg against England CI in that Willkie, he'bedeclaring tea Mr. if much more twat. is applied. t ; )(eves England isfa billwarlof American . METAXAS srrs Ticrur BY !)AVID LAWIIENCE One of the most Important (fense, and in endorsing the principle of :rpROBALLY Greek belief that Mussolini 1 the 20.Should WASHINGTON, Aug. 1, selective things to be 'remembered by those in is preparing to ttemnad terriBY COL. WILLIAM J. DONOVAN AND EDGAR MOWRER Military SerViCe. These' United States enter the Nyar on the side torial concessions has crated a Were frank stateThts of his opin--charge 44 the national defense program When all allowance has Iben made for Hitler's superior of Great Britain .and throw the full l position which couldeasily de! is, that the public should he given accuion, tinrevised for the ears of the votera. assistance his resourcefulnesshis daring, armies, war in the Balkans; into Nelop weight, of the 'American navy and ,air the- prog-.- . t; r- r,.1,111r.11Wilikle's .',Iehallenge - to. President rate- information Is one of the things which concerning That his success can victim within the Germans 'by countries, living of force into the combat in the hope Ilerr abler wants 'least of all ress of that program. Only in this manRoosevelt to discuss the issues of the only be explained by another factor. This is nothing less than to happen at this crucial Pine-tur- f off a ,Nazi vicliwy? ' wayding be criticism dissatisfaction and can ne on same 1 the platform which the presence among his enemies of what, since the Spanish present campaign of the and tine things This is the real question being pressed wintlit with him was something nen, for the avoided, and' the fullest. assistance and' civil war, has been known as the "fifth COIUM11." please John Bull no end, i.; various answer for upon- the CongresS by lw gnaraniced. Such a polespecially right nov while he and did much to con'Since no country has ever been generation, present finds the going kottgli. groups of people throughout the country, !" ' can give to the layman the underk vihce the natiOn of his sincerity anti unanimous, a "fifth column" has state ' I this of Because it peculiar is a far clearov statement of the and existed potentially in every land I standing necessary for, him to realize of illiall'S, ill Which one mem- honestyof purpose- . Many Americans toin c,very Nvar. But despotic or immediate issues growing out of the Ell, axis and rethe the encountered of ber the times are that partnership feel that these fully problems totalitarian countries ruthlessly day ; ropealt War than whether the United seems toit-- lie pulling against the For it is be' informed ,as never ,. suppress.a.at.home whilPexploit.- delays resulting therefrom. i , quire the voters to to is vR given 1,0 or Oiler, States shotdd destroyers-log it elsewhere. It is in a dehard for the man unacquainted. with ,on the viey's of candidates conwhether Signor Mussolini is hai011 mocracy that the "fif t h column" 110 be should I COliSCript own promptly ing a little ativenture'on his actual conditions to visualize the diffi:.! '! ,,verning the great problems confronting can function most freely and efCanadian-AmericaIt's his at the expense of ally. It remained for Adolf culties of turning manufacturing plants , adopted, or Avhether the this nation and the world. It wile by fectively. I t would believe-tha11H111 to Ilitler defense agreement means preparation Hitler's .genius to raise the urea- to war-timwhichproducin anything !;!,.Adebates that Lincoln and Douglas let the over from peace-timacquiesce tion, strengthening, organization to repel a Nazi invasion. wo.tild jeopardize Ms interests, '. i tion. IL is difficult for !din 10r- Widemettizens' know how they . stood upon the and activity of the "fifth colBY G. B. LAL . he is getting ieady for as So far as neutrality is concerned, it just of''. their time, anti many befor billions si I release'of umn" in the countries that ()posStand that planes, NEW questions in kill England. has long ago vanished There is no 'pre; alq.. ed him to R decisive weapbn. L Dere the same! Policy would prove most tanks anti guns does not mean that withlejohn!') General "reinforced' leaves of fically !. t ("Litt Astute He said more or less openly A- government more. of tense it here ' any will . in a few months this equipment effective now. Metaxas, the Greek totalitarian bread, as well as bombs and that he would do O. to as does lends which money, the'RFC, chief, has been sitting mighty become available. Only atiti late inforshells, are "We need armies. But we shall Mr, Willkie's. St liTing appeal to the aiding, in Britain's and saying nothing, for his private industry to build airplanes for the light not use them as in iftlit 'Fite Amnion can bring this realization to him, ! for existence, is in present sovereign votersof ill iN Repultilic,'which struggle sworn England, protector, use of an active belligerent is not neutral Prof. Jack Cecil Drummond, faplace of artillery will in the futool that is the reason NvIly it, IS so too 'much danger from the blitzofficially opened the campaign, gave a ture be taken by revolutionary mous sense London in reveals ill NOM' has the term been the biochemist, hint support right krieg to give portant that the public be given only the comprehensive wont picture of the can- in today's "nature." propaganda, to break down the now. The Italian success ill Britlaw. in used international historically truth when publicity releases are made. enemy psychologically before me Will ,didate's basic philosophy. Its simple tend to The new bread has been devisSomaliland ish .,t, moat able were this armi4 begin to function mtall. if Nazi Cernumy ed for the consumption of the make him even more cautious t.! A notable contrilnition to pnblic en,phraseology and homely appeal have won The enemy people must, be dement to at Atnerica and needed a to raise in Challenging Italy. British in order people Wit-Laii wide acclaim amorm his followers, and iv recent mado by moralized and ready to lightemnont Nvas their physical and mental stam-- . It's a fair bet, however, that "juAificdt ion," uti;ler international law, ! before military action can even pedple in all ranks and classes are con- S.'Kninisen of lite National Defense ins. by a committee of scientists his in fail ltihrer should der American the the taken by Mental confugovernbe thought of. steps himtheof undex the Sir .. he said, to crush England, anti chairmanship sidering carefullY things that Advisory Commission. Ile made it clear in sion, indecisiveness, . panic, these-arthe Inent proWilliam hard-financially underwriting a Bragg; president Royal self reeeiN'e .sutback, the , trying to find in them that somethingThe our that plane production is far' below what weapons. history of NVOtild, ht. MetaXas Society. duction' of airplanes for British use would hitting or which they have been looking for is always the revolutions will have to be, and that- - present it WU whereIt intreright According to Prof. Drummond, ditti r be adequate. same: The ruling classes capituthere las been a grow. fOr- - some wartime to goand then, the fireworks chief of the department of binnecestSilles years past.-Folate. Why? Defeatism: They no a matter of fact, Herr Eider didn't As xsiiii 1)111,1 Rumania ! What at the University of slam in a United Stales the that chemisoy mit ion's feeling The ing nonexistent. i practically longer have the' will to conquer." biochemboth and beset of need lAnulim and director Bulgaria by being any justification for violating the i concesunity of national purpose is needed in The propaganda machine for hosfor cancer territorial the August production of planes, it was U1114;11, at ical research neutrality of Holland or Belgium or Pen-marthis country as never before, Naturally, i Mor1,011(1011, and Dr. T. sions, and Bulgaria' eager for not including pleastire craft, will cerating anti sustaining a "fifth. pital, staled, ' ' Only reasons of strategy or expediaccess to the Aegean Sea across an: columnagain according of ,c)a t persons have a deep conviction .'many be 895. yroduction will nof,' reach 2,004) all are Balkans contessed the Ilitler's Greek soil, now' the Berlin theoryis ency prevent government The British nation as whole ; that such a unity can be brought about 1,112, the n upheaval. Nietaxas, double nature. On one side it set for plus per month until .July had not been receiving sufficient adays from characterizing as mineuOld is the MEISSes. onlY by the election of Mr. Will tie, and alma et declarcil. t;iik influencing automobile preparing great magnate vitamin all the materitil.aid heretofore given the for possible war, as an old For this purpose Biller in the his acceptance speech probably has done of one the new The consists is bread not Mr. Knudsen the But only Myr might be expected to Allied cause by the United States. present war Utilizes his radio much to strengthen that conviction. , ordinaty white wheat flour to traitors. Lord Ilawhaw for the valuableinformation to give. Wilhaving :',0 destroyers BARRAGE' of The a measured which is sending added question .1 for the English, Ferdonnet liam P. Kirk, Vice president of Pratt 4, amount of vitamin . The befogs& tho'real kstie. What England needs Imbroglio Is French, and to some extent, part hat IS of in bet ween still the Is Whit ney, et inmate which stage Another ingredient. underground is the help of the entire United Stales ticularly in the last two ..years, rumbling. The thing started. added is calcium, in the form of he Communist agitators whom months and two years -ill be crequired AtlantiC in and force such the air death Walter of P. with navy the Italian Sr., that Chrysler charges e calcium carbontae. THE tricked or corrpted into serving of the tO get-thtuatinfacturingBritGreeks were phase the can. in as be or overseas combat providing utilized him. flu, for the classes he had at him home in Crest Neck, Long Since the situation with regard ish hi tut al bases. The Fascist national defew,e prOgrain into motion. ; ill protecting her merchant shipping. If, much more subtle bait. to both these food essentials is Island, Sultda nigh,a, of cerebral a loose cut press barrage against The "Iiii.ipprenetioti. that the about tti e. same in the United HOW IT WORKED as Ambassador 'tidbit says, the United Greece. orrhage, took from this scene of mortal low did this work in the var.Statys its in .ftitain. Prof. Drumbile industry can start prodticing arm, is golog to be .attacked by flitter I.,ast week, there was an aerial mond's survey is of the widest votivity a great mechanic, motor car man-- , ious countries! and ored on killatL Greek two engines trucLsr,.latiks, airplane as .soon as the latter disposes. of Britain, destroyers, interest even for the American In the hloodless conquest of i'.......,Infacturer, busines'4 execut i VP and, what and itily reportedly apologized national defense. other lvar equipment as soon as a conAustria "fifth column" Austrian lm more then the argument for sending some out lin. this. The Greek cruiser Ilene important, a real man. For Mr. I Vitamin leaders like is particularly imtract is It Was'l deplored by ND Kirk. dupes as Stink in home vaters by a' destroyers:will be followed logically. by Chrysler possessed those attributes which like Guido Schmidt, played a dea period of stress during portant nationsulanarine "unknown" send-alslittle Is As daillire infor as many of the othyet therethe. plea to intl strain. This is explained by cisive part. While the discontent inakelfor, greittness in whatever sphere-one.maality. And so nib the. ptibilt! of the masses was whipped up to van bc, giVt'll Prof. J )rumnionti tink Ination er warships as posSillile at...once to prevent be placed' and, as in Brutus, the 'rite Greeks d thought they saw enthusiasm in favor of Nazi Ger--. (disease-cause"While veriberi on tr.dional (left-Ils- e Hiller froin Nvitill irig'16vvr Britain How,. 'developments'. a great white elements in him were so mixed that Naan n light Ivhen deficiagents like Franz Von many. by serious vitamin Italian spokesman indicated that If the sittlation is- as serions.as:Amit shotild..neVcr be forgotten that 0111114 ture might Stand up and say to all the skillfully convinced leading ency is rare in Great Britain, Mussolini would slices demand abinit production capacity, however Austrians that only through bassador !MUM paints it, then America' World' "This WM a man." Inc effects of partial deficiency Greece and Yugoslavia 3. her 'could their secret aspirations of this vitamin, including the shdtdil be a Such home. be. nmst driven round-lousbetter ., it thaw a palatable, of as behalf tin from his prepared today terriannexed Rising obscurity be fulfilled. and physical loss of appetite, Of In. 1111 Albania tory an it avoid dint lo eventual make is valuable and possible policy machinist with the Denver & Rio The Slovaks who had suffered days have already been.. Nigor, disorders of the alimengeneral settlement. The next day their bondage under. lost this summer in getting- American sellassiirance which is so Grande NVestern Railroad in Salt Lake, tary canal, nervous System and the newspaper II Popolo di r gary, could he duped. But Czechs the nterests of th'e -saidsyStem factories .Ntactea due- - to the :failure of the Mr. Chrysler heeame one of the outstaniL. tietrimental to IIIt that Italian claims and Poles could not. There was (heart) must be sidespread." ' the Greek island Of 'Coradminisftation. to settle the amortization public welfare. no strong "fifth column" among ing motor car manufacturers and WAIn experiments on human befu and the Dalmatian coast, one the Czechs and Poles; a few Czech and lax problem. tiess 'executives of his era, and his life ofings, Who were perfectly healYugoslavia's most prized 'posAgrarians. the former What Ambassador 'Willa logically sessions. thy, it was found that by depriv.,reads like a chapter from d' book of fie- minister. Josef Beck. The Tithing The Itiscuit ing them of sufficient vitamin' Greece long has feared that contends for is American participation in tion.. From 1901 to MI he labored in Czechs were finally conquered by lot about four days, strange - ran the -:Mussolini off of would pick Tuo Biscuit 16iiityFrench betrayal and British selpart the war. A frank statement along that Army the local shops of the Rio Grande,, and her territory, and this anxiety symptoms resulted: !Turning of fishness. the Poles by the armed Of a a headline Ilritish NV011itt VI recent the muscle line more to hHe here showed do far feet, story cramps, palpihas greatly increased since it the determination crystallize pubmight of a nation three or four tation of the heart, pain around Duce annexed Albania and turnlic opiniOn in .merict,t than to ask, for :')0 newspaper -- a story that told how the and initiative which took him to the top times as strong. the lassitude." heart, fatigue, ed that little country into an in the industrial world. In his (pest for inhy biscuit of today is a delicate To see the "fifth column" In destroyers when it IS kiloWn that this is Such symptoms are of grave atined camp right, up itgainst the of an Inuit thick, full sv,ing one had to wait for morsel, success he held many jobs and "played limiters of both Greece and Yu. really Ina 3 SYnihol of British requiredanger in 'a modern- war. the attack on democratic coun- vrappett in elvcerine-soakepaper, and ments. "Dr. Drurtimond Mate.S 'that the many parts," ,often leaving a pwition tries. TILIN least at ructuth. adult also Pl'he to the lived con. in Turkey person ehe-hertnltin real- explanatinii of course, is that requires Tor-with a high salary TO start In Norway there is little doubt 400 Coll to to he safe 300, and. stain.- - expectation that,. Daly but that "fifth column" activi nu" Itresidclit is unwilling to take the reOhl soldiers no doubt snorted less 1ecam'a4 he could see greater oppor"international' units" of vitamin Ate:scoittributedt-tathesuccesvach for part of Asia might the- oed in a '7-- 7 Inicr emphasized to- tunity in the new field. In this manner - dainfully when - thee read the altil ....sltotisibilityfortlieativoeacy 44- the of the German blitz attack and Whits.? bread, has only- - SO units ine A014,11 I visited the Ballot's l'at oronr'obrifestuoyH..s to Brit--laipaid-Foof ..thejr-day,- his way to thei)tiliYl( It of thou411 NVPre responsible for the quick of 60 tI the end of tl:t8. Because an dall average taking reof, ,,:thil it; do rit was a biscuit. It was not .perhaps coinachievement. For the last few Veal's. Mr. collapse of all organized Iiii pw.,itioti thevec and of bread ',consumption per indirectly pri,ers sistance.: Major and Fortner a I ipi iimces and closest oneweitI.. tack"of littea common Mind ill Turkey own ease Of Chrysler had operated from-h- k National Defense Minister QuisThe Iii itish scientists add 100 nor did it have Hie tinvor of advisers. For it is no secret that Mr. !tid- I4 entitatiltes. sthry New York skyseraisa', now topped ling had been. if not actually in the units more, vita7 raising daily at the pay of German Nazis, bit is close ill the president and for the that cling.4 to the railway only by the Empire State Building. and Chimes Of Achievement min supply to 180 units. least in close contact with them buffet Inny, but, it showed that the bulllast few years has hail more influence on although he was a director of 25 .plants MR amount of calcium added reafor years. There is some rn five slates and tare foreign countries CLIFF ny.1,AvoN IL Certain nnives 'of, the president oil foreign Lq ,: of a gram. The 'ordin dog broed had a hite etpEd to their hark, son to believe that the elec contains , boak.t In bread and it was no empty tricallv- controlled mines guardhe never lost the common touch toil alonly imsliey as it grewout of European war desay that, pet formance of the task I eboOse al' white of this needed amount. ing the inner Harbor of 'Oslo in the matter of referred to himself as "a machinresolution, ileile else in the; Ittmeer great, he Pe. yelopments anybody Nvere' ,r, (;rant, dear Lord, that I might stay put put ori action by anExpectant mothers require the htritish "took biscuit." the soldier 'whole we service united diplomatic amounts-oN , other highly placed Norwegian. vitamin md 'Iry .. So lit thy youao MI pod ealeitim, and other food traitor. - In view of: the effiIle is F hU 11w same nian, as he has .statc-4- .' There,. is much In the story of --1 of future What ti not lost, essentials. tin& Anil that ettorts of relat!vely weak coastal mr. ciency my life or serve an when ds to a in therefore,--henuthit not the teeth Chrysler's proved speah,. S114 soldiers aftil CiliZeilM are hornit is safe to say that defenses. cost: Cillithing to an t,A , 1 ' Alon to the youth of today...For the one with them, and it must op1oitioll. not be itua9zined.. reneetinty. the ieWs 'of .the president, I l'hat tna strugNle not in ithout "fifth column" actiVity ,pentls. among other things, upoitV ee Nvh 'lit carried. hip to the 1:01: characteristics before the 119illPtit'S the OH), ()II! Itt 1111! t,otifittelice mother's nutrition that his stamina hais crumbled ith the in Norway, the, Norwegian pidit ical reasons--sip, , 4 Ltut 44 n4 I be .4.4ia- - 1,444444 idiFii- 402:ruht ofthe laddera success wilt be biscultOn IlftWiiir I ELILe vx, cont1a1y,A114 imptuve--- . m 01114 never rue eral days and the invasion conDr. Cial'a Taylor of Co,himbia... ment In his food can c iiil he lug to say himself what he. allows th-- 1The debt Of a dvitk('AINe, ticcupalitiliful to ny yotm g manhas jtist ,designed a' ceivably failed altogether. University bon. the world has lost a groat man, amhassAdor too Fralit'!.. ,SI ill (111. Ily reason of which I pause planded on the: gtumnd that the brave In Holland the "fifth tailumn" sel,ntific diet system of threeefwas more numerous than titit his Infidel-tefttli meals. containink all neod pleading: : .1A,rdlet my purdeserve the 1are.2-Christi-an will live on for many ScienceMon- Ithe payroll. in .that post----t- o 1 say over the And live. . 34 ed substances that be, fective. This was doubtless due cents pose costs to coma. itor. ' years 'through major networks a day. Achievemen!, in pure harmony. to Its open character'. The li.ye :) i '11 t . ,,i' 4 4, I -- - 411t: , , . I . , ' , ; ,,,'-,- ', c, v . e ., vi - t. .) ....,, T . ,' 1-- 1 3 q , . r , ,,.." hrid-ealle- , high-hangin- g t ,f4 ;:, ,, - , Al. .r - ,g ' ',24:S'Y,--,41;,, .t.14 - ,r,,,, - I . ,, .. ,': i -- 4 - 7,',.'- i..1P . L ti La-- 1r, , . -- ' . ,. ,. ; . , I liIt4 ,....,,:,.. earn the-Ar- I '''; t''.'' Fifths Column Held c. Hitter's Strong Arm iNentrattly Gone 7ritthbReqiiiretl . 'ap-par- - I- : r 1B . 1 1 , .'before -- International News Service o Cable Editor from the Apart strategic ad. vantages acruirti to Italy tue of Britalh's abandonment of its Somaliland protectorate, the ramifications of this historically. important event are likely to radiate far and wideNot the least of these will be its effects on the Moslems inhabiting 204,000,000 Africa and Asia. A basic, underlying 'faator of the presentowar, especially as it concerns Britain and Italy, is the sharp struggle for domination of the Moslem World. This is by .no means a new phenomenon. Ever since it achieved mastery of India, with its 90,000,000 Moham. tnedans, the British Empire has sought to convince the various Moslem people that it is the right. ful guardian of Islam. b'ir. current European conflict lyoke out a movemeilt emerOtt strongly in Egypt- with young King Farouk being groom- ed by his British .overseers as the head of it. The moverrieht fell apart for reasons that Will bp. inthismentioned later artIcIP, By the extension of Its empire., In successful resistance to French and Spanish rivalry and aided by the decline of the Ottoman Turkish power, Britain was able to maintain control. over wide. portionSebrthe Moslem lands for many generations. The unification of Germany under Prussials aegis, however, developed serious rivalry to Brit,. am n in Moslem spheres. It can be recalled that Kaiser Wilhelm, with his way project, posed as the tor of Islam, and, indeed, ed in weaning Turkey away from c - Berlin-to-Bagda- influence. OF WAR ' was one of the deep of the first world war. Shortly after that convulsion ended, Fascism arose in Italy and its front rnan, Mussolini, set about early to don the "protector's mantle" which had been torn from the Kaiser with his defeat in 1919. Utilizing the Fascist k3ritish CAUSE This causes d .,,d Abyssinia (mainly a Coptic Christian land) and the development of Italy's East African Empire. Throughout North Africa and the Near East, he conducted for years a propaganda campaign and in his own colonial territories mili. tary preparations aimed to undermine, and dislodge Britain from her rich economic preserves in the explointed Moslem domains. Now he has forced Britain to retreat from a purely Mosiem territory, Somaliland. In itself. Somaliland, with its minor products such as resin and gum, is not important, aside from its location opposite Britain's South Arabian stronghold of Aden. But the reverberations of Detitiin'i. 4xithdrawa1 froth that protecto- n ratethe first British Empire ter- American un- ritorial surender in war since the Views Halo-Gree- Regrets S. L. Failure To Get Army Depot Dear Editor: Well, it has happened again. Salt Lake City has let another wonderful opportunity slip through her hands. Again thanks to the political organization of our fair city. Why should Ogden get ance over Salt Lake City in tha matter of the location of the ASIA., 000,000 Army Munitions plant? I'll tell you why. Ogden city's poli liral organizations are working for Ogden and not for their own personal gains. Perhaps this one vase ivas an exception and was beyond any ef., forts they might exert. But thii. is not the first opportunity that .. It-- Seyess-inquart,- - 1 , k Pa-pe- B-- e ". hit ItoIna- vardio-caScula- - : Polish-for.elg- -- one-eight- .. e - -- . n every--4ay-,-- - t 14 ; , . i one-tent- N iron-jawe- a - - even-greate- , , - - . , 7, - ;,r ,,, wherever Readers' , , heard Moslems dwell. . -- revolutionwill doubtedly he -- - - propaganda technique through the radio and the press of the Moslem countries, Mussolini advanced as the cham pion of Islam to the conquest of - !:i1 - . - Walter P. Chrysler - MOVEMENT. AMIN , Only a few Months before the rillsh force Waif B,i n . BY HARRY BERGMAN ' , vw,041 tigti , i Tuesday, Augusi 20, ,,190 --- tetTIT4ffir I ; I E England's claim that tha Italian occupation cif British- Somali. land is lacking in strategic im,portance must, hOltL good in a broad aense so long as King George's navy 'iontinues, to con,. trol the Red Sea and Ha ap- proach through the Gulf of Aden, ' --- I (Associated Prose Analyst) - .,., 7,.9,,..; ) - , 1 .. II f 4 f,';' 44 l ' , The War Today - ' t . ,. , 11 , or lit ) I11, By DeWitt Mackenzie 11 cv, 6 sv.7,c V ,, , ; )) , . . ' Zl A - e , . ..:-- , . No St0.1 interesting' and Instr'lictive to and reartiOn from the 'public the , or e ,his a,.putliu thepregg to the tolicies given by Wendell 'r.4,.Willkie In ' L - I tilh4EE..- - , r.sr ' 1 ', 1 URVIE9 , 1 ,, I NO 5o . 1 I:11 ....3frywiltkie..Aecopti,...,, ; I j, , t t 11-1-1 j . ,- , , Iltsited fr Stand fel' The Constitution pi The i' Steles 11144 its ,l'hrpo llepartments 01' ' Ai Therek Set Forth. , Government , Eeels Ono hilly Independent v: ..,7: ., ,114. 1 ..Fieltt ,.:, . , 4'7-- 77 0 , 7. ; r----- - - . ' - . . - - - , ilember of the Audit Bureau of Circulation. and .of the Associated Press. Published after noons except Sunday. , , -- Shell Game ' . - Established June I The Deseret 'News, Salt Lake City,, Utah ' 1:11114S:- f1.1) : 1- . ."4..4'.''.4.''''t"'... (The , ,,.. ,i' - ' ' -- . ' - ;I4 t ' , Pat're 4 ,.......'".,..,. ''f I ' - - has passed us. am for Salt Lake City 100 per cent and am not a Thank goodness. D. E. FRISBEE. 160 Leslie Avenue. odd per cent of all Dutchmen ors ganized in Mussort's Dutch Natimial Socialist Party for years provided the Nazis with military and economic information. The Dutch National Socialists did what they could succorthe invadin4 German -- parachutists 44tod air-- . borne infantry. In Belgium, without the shadow- of to Hitler betrayed the main defenses of the Albert Canal and opened not only their ,country. hut Holland as well, to German invasion. An cs,e Ivitncss, the wife of a patriotic Belgian customs authority stationed on the Dutch 'frontier nearby, reported how Flemish soldiers deliberately neglected to blow the bridge over the canal which had. been construeled primarily as a bar-Hto invasion..0thers took to heir heels at the sight of the first German. Others throw. the.. ji1u is ATIV- .-horde,4 of, rofogN,s hose pre,.- -- I t 11CP MI the toads southward slowed and even prex'ented hi advance of tho French and Brits th flrm itsg That were coming to Belgium's' assistance,. - - - 4 - |