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With Germany ruling over the To meet the situation the Nazis of 1938, was even less well pro- greater part of Europe, the Nazi vided with wagons than was that authorities had to choose between must rely almost wholly upon of the Old Reich.

relieving deficiencies in the Reich We are

like a

has their roads, their railways and Four months before the out-transport system by wholesale! jumped off a springboard and has their inland waterways. The very break of war there was abundant plunder and a long-term policy of not yet, touched the water. He isn't

heavy damage done by the R,A.F.

evidence of the strain on the supporting the occupied territor- wet but he hasn't a chance, ol, get-

to their seaports. has reduced still ting back on the springboard again.

rallway system.

les so that they could continue to further the part which sea-going The Associated Press ships might have been able to In every important station a produce: foodstuffs, and goods."

The Germans decided for the attributes these words to play since the blockade was en- large pink notice told of the can-

trains. first alternative. Vast numbers THESE FACTS MAKE Reports from Sweden cellation of passenger the President of the Cur-state that the damage to dock in- There were complaints of trains of freight cars which set off for tis Publishing Company, stallations into Nocnsive that late. Ong would arrive at a sta- and raw materials have never re

the North German running as much as eight hours Germany loaded with looted food as explaining America's sea-going ships must be unloadedi tion to discover that a train which turned Rolling stock cannot be One re- relation to the war. Mr. not at the quays but into lighters, had been recommended by a train two places at once.

with serious delays.

vel agency, no longer ran. Per-sult has been to leave parts of "Fuller objected to other Of the three remaining means haps the best indication of the France without the food which rail parts of the interview of transportation the road sys- state of affairs was, an omcial an- would normally arrive by

„nouncement that 3,500,000,000 This is a point often left out of which had him saying Thus the great isola- ment during the next four years "food for hungry Europe" is dis

marks (£175,000,000) were to be account when the question of that the Saturday Even- tionist weekly can say on renovation of rolling stock cussed, ing Post was changing that it has not changed and track,

Supplying The Scattered its policy But the spring its policy, that it still be at the expense of the railways

Armies board figure--whether his

Yet even stealing a country's lieves Americans could for years the Reich railway was

for compelled to assist in financing rolling stock has its limits, or another's-remains the

: have created in this hem construction of the Autobahnen- the Nazis must still maintain com- most graphic and accur- isphere the impregnable prestige, in part by the desire to the German armies all along the was dictated in part by reasons, of munications with the outposts of| ate description of thej United States's present asylum of freedom and let absorb labour, and in part by western seaboard of Europe from

tyranny in Europe des- concern for the needs of Ger- Narvik to Hendaye.

many's highly mechanised army. The Blundering of the railway The "Post" does not troy itself," but that to It was bound to have.sqrioup.con- systems of Denmark, Norway speak of springboards, the fiction that this coun- tion.

day "trying to maintain sequences when economy of Holland, Belgium and France will petrol become a prime considera- be of material assistance to Ger-

But the attack of the HONG but it now declares:

To go back is to face the pastry is not in the war In such circumstances the effi- R.A.F, and the denial to Germany;

clancy of the German inland by the blockade, of such bility of national death. Why? Bagainst Hitler is like run water-way aystem has become a materials as rubber and lubricat-1

ing oils will steadily, intensity tho Falstaff nation, so rich and so froc,ning from an earth matter of great importance,

The completion in 1938 of the transport problem as the months Mittelland canal, which connects! go by,

situation:

cnuno. It is not probable that

would be able to survivo in ono world with Hitior.

quake.'

Concentration, on, road building

many.

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