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THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 18, 1940 Bringing Up Father

BY GOLLY-IT IS HOT. ENOUGH TODAY-L WISH I KNEW AN ESKIMO WHO HAS AN ICE

PLANT NEAR THE POLE-I'D GO THERE-

WHAT IN THE WORLD KIKI MAKE MAGGIE FEEL SO HAPPY ON A SWELTERIN' DAY

LIKE THIS?

WHAT DO YOU THINK ? MY BROTHER DANNY GOT A JOB TODAY –

DID THE HEAT GIT HIM?

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By George MacManus

YOU SAID IT- HE IS SELLING ELECTRIC STOVES HE'S BRING- ING ONE OVER TO DEMONSTRATE IT - WE MUST BUY THE FIRST ONE FROM HIM-|

Cope. 1960, King Feststar Syndicate, Iné', World' rights reserved.

AMERICAN OFFER TO DE GAULLE

ISSUES OF WAR NOT

WHOLLY UNDERSTOOD QUEEN'S THEATRE

A WARNING TO friends of democracy every- where not to deceive themselves that the issues of the war now-on in Europe are yet fully understood was voiced by Sir Norman. Angell, internationally known English economist and writer and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1933, speaking at a meeting of the Women's Division of the Committec to Defend America by Aiding the Allies at a luncheon at the Astor Hotel in New York.

An offer to provide am- bulances and volunteer drivers to serve with the French Army has been re- ceived at headquarters of the Free French Forces in London from 'the American Field Service in

The meeting was called to dis- tail. These 13 states of Europe did cuss and formulate plans for the not appreciate the meaning of the New York, stated a com- Women's Division, which now has phrase that there are times when munique issued by Gen-more than 200 volunteer members.free men must hang together if William Allen White, Emporia, they are not to hang separately. eral de Gaulle's headquarKan., publisher, is chairman of There would have been no Ameri- ters yesterday.

the sponsoring committee.

can nation if it founders had not Sir Norman's address was re-understood the meaning of that

phrase."

A letter to General de Gaulle mindful of Tennyson's "Locksley states that the volunteer ambu-Hall," wherein the poet "dipped lance drivers of the American into the future far as human eye Field Service, who served with the could see." He reviewed briefly French Army in France and who the changed status of Austria, returned to the United States, are Czechoslovakia and Poland and again axious to serve with the Nazi aggression in western Europe French and are ready to volunteer and declared that this was a time for service if opportunity arises. for all men to weigh and study Generai de Gaulle's communi- the record, wherein the indepen- qpie states he has gladly accepted dence of 12 or 13 states in Europe this generous offer from America was shown "utterly destroyed." and there is no doubt that, in the "We will fight if we ourselves near future, American ambulance are attacked,' each of them said," units will be serving with the Sir Norman continued. "From that Free French Forces either in the moment they were lost. How could Free French Empire or in. Eng-a Finland defend itself against land. - Reuter

Russia or a Norway against Ger- many? From that moment that each of these 13 states said, 'We will only fight for our own na- tion, they were all at Hitler's mercy, for he could pick them off General Weygand, High. Com-one by one-destroy them in da missioner for French Africa, hos been authorised to expel from territory under his charge until curity, states the Havas agency the end of hostilities, all persons in a Vichy despatch quoted by _deemed dangerous-to-public-se---Reuter

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Sir Norman stressed that "principle of unity" was the basis of the Monroe Doctrine.

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was a policy directed checking the totalitarianism of the 'Holy Alliance'," he recalled. "Whether the form the Monroe the changed conditions of our time Doctrine then took is adequate to it is for you to judge. The pre- sent interpretation would seem to mean that if Germany were to occupy Patagonia, commitments would compel you to fight, but not if Germany

occupied. Ireland. Would the German occupation of threaten you Patagonia really more than the German occupation

of Ireland?"

Sir Norman stressed that Abra- ham Lincoln saw the "profound truth" that union was the very condition of survival 40 years after President Monroe: that he knew that democracies must hang to- gether or perish.

"Even at the cost of one of-the- bloodiest wars of history, Lincoln stood for Unity against disintegra- tion," he continued, "for he knew that if unity were not maintained, then freedom could not be main- tained. The same truth in only slightly different form confronts us to-day."

Sir Norman stressed the deep, common interests between the United States and Great Britain. It was proved most recently, he said, in the British invitation to the United States to become more powerful on British territory in the Western Hemisphere.

"We Hope now to improve our defence and yours by letting you in," he added. "It is testimony of the most striking kind to our pro- found conviction that the stronger you are the safer in the long run 'shall we be; the safer, that is, will be those values which we both treasure beyond life. Your power is part of our safety, and, as both your great political parties have recently declared, our power is part of your safety."

SOVIET ESTIMATE OF AIR WAR

AIR SUPREMACY BELONGS TO NEITHER BRITAIN. NOR GERMANY, SAYS "RED STAR." OFFICIAL. ORGAN OF THE SOVIET ARMY, IN A COMPARI- SON BETWEEN THE TWO. ÁIR FORCES..."

The paper continues; - "British aviation is not crushed and is even spreading Its active ity."-Reuter.

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