THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 30, 1941
CHINA MAIL
WINDSOR HOUSE
LINDBERGH TACTICS
Colonel Lindbergh's letter to President Roosevelt resigning his commission was couched in ternis likely to have most emotional ap- peal to American public opinion, "Copperhead" seems tu have touched him on the raw, but the tactical astuteness revealed in the manner of his riposte. makes very clear that Colonel Lindbergh is very conscious of the point be- hind the President's striates and that his attitude is unshaken, Col. onel Lindbergh has done as much us any individual along the Im that delights Axis propagandists and to contribue to the omittu pattern in the reiterated fallure of large sections
The Amer KAN pez le
catch up
The with
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In
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August, 1939. they Instrued gladly
those
Germany will never dare start a trew war." During 1 Wanter umnths of martion Dury w note thi contest off as a "phony
and this saved
themeden
embarrassment 1 1.at
1
faris. When the
the
THE M
came that Holland and Belgia
might be munded They Colnedg themselves with the Woud Ba many would never do that."
4.
Denmark and Norway tell. The war was brought to thru vey shores by the issue of Greenland, they chorused louder than ever
This is not our war." When Hol- land and Belgium were crusher and France fell they hearkened gladly to those who said that it made no difference which side won. And now, as Germany has battered down the last resisters on the European Contient and is within reach of Suez-and Moroc- co, these same people say thal Africa is a long way off, and that what has happened in the Balkans does not concern America,
587/7
All this while, with the ruth- Jessness til the inexorabie, has been marching closer to Western World day by day. are not referring 10 these ar's implicit in the policy of and tot
W.
in
was equally clear that this could be achieved only by the defeat and break-up of the British Em- pire. This in turn presented to America a choice between a world in which the dominant power out- side the United States would, one case, be an aggressive, highly militaristic German Empire, bas ing its world policies on the use of force, and, in the other case, a liberal-minded British more concerned with
BRAGGA
DOCHIO
SILENCED!
IMPOSTER ABANDONED
JUSTICE
PUBLIC
UNIVERSAL
THIS ABSURD SHALL BE To AND
SCORN
"History Grips Us By The Throat"
Mussolini.
Zater
Happiness In Hard Times
The Briton does
---By
Ivor Brown
sar-
epitaph which gives such a donic twist to the familiar senti- ments about "the flowers of the forest."
Here dead lie we because we did
not chouse
Yet why should he of all men have so disprized existence?