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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 22, 1939

MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION

IN AUSTRALIA

ALL HANDS AND

HEADS

Most striking of all the changes wrought in the last fifty years, per-

It is absolutely correct that the haps, are those in the political sphere. When Mr. Bertle recalls that in 1889 United States congress should be call- the possibility of war between New ed in extra session. Until the atmos- South Wales and Victoria was being phere clears materially it should be seriously discussed, this ancient diff- held in session, regardless of what erence now conducted in less belli- action is taken on the neutrality law cose fashion at the Loan Council and when.

we

the

table-serves as a réininder that Afty. The current international emergency years ago there was no united Austra creates a demand for all branches and lin at all-only a congeries of jealous agencies of the government to act with colonies. In half a century Austra- the least possible delay. This is sald

or a Common without prejudice one way lla has developed inta wealth, a self-governing Dominion in other, for or against the law-making. the British Commonwealth of Nations, arm of the government; for or against. a member of the League, and a nation the executive and his whole admin- welded in the fire of a Great War. istration. In a major crisis the goy- Instead of isolated colonies in the re- ernment-any government

should. mote antipodes, see a country have the immediate and united sup bound by many ties of communica- port of all its divisions, agencies, in- tion, commerce, and international re- strumentalities and resources. lationship with the other countries of President Roosevelt quite evidently the world. Its people are no longer is proceeding on the assumption that merely provincial in outlook, but the neutrality law should be changed. watch daily with grave concern the and that it will be changed-a logical: swift march of international events assumption on both counts. Apparent- Jabroad, while looking to Canberra for ly his call for the special session of leadership in the conduct of a national congress was based primarily on that policy. Indeed, the growth of the assumption national capital in

itself is a signifi-

as

a

cant token as well romance, of Fifty progress. years ago Canberra was not even a city In im- existing agination. Scorn and ridicule were subsequently, pour- ed on the project of building a Fed- eral centre in a sheep valley on the Monare tablelands. Against it. were then 'voiced all the harsh criticisms which were for long levelled at Washington as the American capital.

IF THIS BE GENIUS

be

General Ludendorff had a vast driving power and a tremendous capacity for absorbing and as similating detall. If this genius, he had it. But he lacked almost every quality of the great military geniuses. He was most incapable, as. Indeed are nearly all the German Generals, of mak- ing that intuitivo decision in a crials which gṣama so like a leap. In the dark. But he loved power -and was content with the sub- stance, while his chief had the became the ovil

shadow. He

genius of Germany, and was the most sinister figure in the war.-—- Hans Mueller.

also, practical logic, However, congress should be in readi-

ness

to. for him submit any matters needing immediate- attention as a re- sult of the critical situation.

The relationship between the Pre- sident and congress. for some time has been such as to constitute an act- ual handicap in meeting an emer- gency. That is, a matter of extreme regret, and no good purpose can be ser ved now by reviv- ing that squabble, or even going in-

Yet time is proving them as wrong to it. We are certain that public senti- in each case. Growing in beauty, dig- ment will support no policy except one nity, and prestige, Canberra is a happy which involves rising to the occasion evidence that Australia's progress dur- created by the emergency. The res- bing the last fifty years

drawn ponsibility rests not with one person some Inspiration at least from a states- or one department or office: manlike vision of the future.—“Syd- hey Morning Herald."

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The responsibility to meet the pre sent emergency courageously and com- pletely is a challenge to the American people and the American people's gov enment, the whole government, co-

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The Soviet appears to be adopting wrinkled brows, clently

tin.” indicate that the typist precisely the same technique, and the is ötraining. Such one-world will naturally ask what was cessary effort is neither the consideration which Herr Hitler good for the girl nor gave M. Stalin for entering into the her work."

non-aggression pact. There have been very deep suspicions that Mos- cow and Berlin have been contemplat- The methods adopted were the ing carving up Poland between them- same as those resorted to before the selves, and the latest, news suggests absorption of Czechoslovakia. The that this may be done leaving a very arrogance of the Poles was denounced. attenuated Poland with no outlet to the "Intolerable" situation of the Ger- the sea, as a buffer state between the man majority, in Danzig, subjected to two:] What there is some chance of Polish interference in Danzig's affairs, Poland surviving in that shape is due was proclaimed; the Nazi element was entirely to the fact that while the organised under a Gauleiter, appointed. two treat Powers have entered into by Herr Hitler; arms and munitions a common agreement, they are by no were imported in large quantities;" means inclined to trust each other too fortifications were erected; and, the fir MStalin has not yet achieved police force was raised in numbers. quite the same distinction for the tre- and in organisation to the level of a quency which he has dishonoured his formidable military body, for which word, as Herr Hitler has, but both re- recruits on a large scale were brought cognise the characteristics of each in from Germany. It is not surpris- other; and consequently prefer to take ing that in face of these portents Po-. no chances. The news that Russla land saw herself imminently confront- may be contemplating military action ed with the fate of Czechoslovakia. against Poland, will, it it proves to be Willing to discuss, on equal terms. true really mean that there is between any adjustment of genuine grievances, Russia and Germany, what has been she was not for a moment prepared suspected all along, namely a military to submit to terms dictated, by

Poland, therefore, alliance, and it is possible that with threat of force, Russian aid Germany may be able to looked to her defences, and gladly do quickly what at the present mo- took her place in the anti-aggression ment she is handling with rather more front which this country and France dimculty than she at first believed found it expedient to form. It is the likely. The unton of the two coud- Germen allegation that the guarantees. tries in the partition of Poland my which the Western democracie present the world with different con- to Poland Induced that county to re

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