THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 31, 1941.
CHINA MAIL
HWINDSOR HOUSE
THE GRAND ALLIANCE
"There is going to be a united and altogether successful effort in the production of defence materials in the United. States to be used by our- selves, by Great Britain and by Greece and China. I have no misgivings
about the outcome of this war." Thus Mr. Harry Hopkins, personal envoy of President Roosevelt.
It is commonplace to- day. How fantastic it would have appeared nine months ago! Nine months of endurance worked this mighty change. Seven months more and an equal trans- formation may be pre- sented to our gaze. For Mr. Hopkins says that by 1942 American production may have reached its peak, and President Roosevelt, in the most direct and far-reaching of
Sates
DAVID AND GOLIATH
A Great Chance
his propositions, demands The psychology of the Britons the means to achieve it.) u indeed
During; very peculiar Those months will sum-
four long months they have en- mon from us stiffer endured the fiercest bombing raids durance and fiercer hard-ever uffered by any country ship. Yet we have promise to beckon through.
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