THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 25, 1941.

CHINA MAIL

WINDSOR HOUSE

TO MEET A GERMAN THREAT

President Roosevelt made it clear on Friday that Germany's attempt at intimidation by what appears to have been the deliberately ordered sink- ing of the "Robin Moor" will not cause the U.S. Government to reverse its present position and for- bid American merchant | ships to enter "hostile" waters. The question is of enormous immediate im- portance now that the war has moved to the Near East and the vital factor in the defence of that area has become the provision of equipment for a British army formidable' enough in numbers but lacking adequate supplies of 'planes, guns and am- munition. American mer- chant ships are now at liberty, under domestic legislation, to enter the Red Sea and to deliver war materials at Egyp-| tian ports; for on April 11, following the British capture of the port of -Massawa and the over- powering of all but scat- tered Italian resistance in East Africa, the President revoked his own earlier proclamation

"The best sort of revenge

not to be like him who did

the injury.

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MARCUS' AURĖLIUS

PURELY PLATONIC

Estes

Bertrand Russell

The War

On

defining Mr. Bertrand Russell (Lord of conciliation,

In this I was in On the other hand, the fate of majority of subject populations, more parti- has been a

this region as a "combat Russeli) has written a letter to the agreement with the

"New York Times" in which he my countrymen. I went further cularly in Poland, area" within the meaning states his reasons for supporting, than the majority in believing that good deal worse than had seem- of the Neutrality Act. It the war.

is his exclusive power and tracts from the letter:-

In the years that preceded the

This alteration is not as to any

the

were three.

Versailles and afterwards;

ernment would

and unbear-

would

democracy. when

an-

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