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GERMANY NEEDS "BLOOD-CURDLING THREATS ARE MORE LABOUR A SIGN OF OUR FOES WEAKNESS”

THAN BRITAIN LONDON, Nov. 14 (enter)

-The "Economist" produces figures showing that whereas Germany requires labour of 140 men to produce food for every 1,000 men, Britain re- quires only 66. This is due to the fact that the greater part of Germän" food is home grown and the poor organi- sation of German agriculture. Britain, by obtaming the greater part of her food in exchange for Industrial products. reaps the benefit of a division of labour on un international scale. It follows has proportionately

that Britain

a larger quantity of labour avail- able to devote for war purposes.

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How Doctors Treat Stomach Trouble

MR. CHURCHILL'S ADDRESS: JAPANESE-SOVIET CALM DETERMINATION AND

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LONDON, Nov. 13 (Reuter)—" We take blood-curdling threats as a sign of our foes' weakness," exclaimed Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, in a broad- cast.

He said: "We don't make threats in wartime. If we have ideas of an offensive character we shouldn't talk about We don't under-rate the them, but try them in action. power and malignity of our enemies and we are pre- pared to endure tribulation, but we prepared for that ten weeks ago.

"We are far stronger than ten weeks ago; far better prepared to endure the worst malice of Herr Hitler and his. Huns.

"Our Navy is stronger; our has impressed me more than the Anti-U-Boat forces three calm and steady business-like reso→ times more numerous; our Airlution with which the masses of Force much stronger and our ordinary people faced what they imagined to be a fearful storm Army growing and improving about to fall on them and their in training every day.

families. They braced themselves for the ordeal.

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TIME ON OUR SIDE "Time is on our side. A long of important events

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Turkey and Russia.

"So now the boastful and

bullying Nazis are looking hungrily, for some small coun- try in the west to trample down and loot."

MIXED FRONTIER COMMISSION

BERLIN. NOV 14 (Reuter)-The names of the Japanese and "Man- chukuo" representatives for the Mixed Frontier Commission were submitted to M. Molotoy by Mr. Togo, according to a Moscow mes- { sage to the German News Agency." The Commission will meet at Chita and later transfer to Harbin,

sanguine nature. but he had the conviction that the evil man over there and his cluster of confederates were not sure of themselves as we are of ourselves and they harassed in their guilty souls by the fear of ever approaching retribution for their crimes: a

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As they look from the blatant

panopiled gathering Nazi Germany they cannot find a single friendly eys. Russia returns a fiinty stare; Italy averts her gaze: Japan. puzzled, thinks herself betrayed. Turkey and the whole of Islam ranged themselves instinctively and decisively on the side of progress

"Hundreds of millions in India and China would regard, with un-

IMPROVED POSITION To the list of improvements in the beginning of the war affecting our position in the past ten weeks. German relations with Italy and already mentioned, Mr. Churchill Japan what happened in said that attacks by U-Boat' were controlled and they had paid a heavy toll. Nearly all German disguised dread, a Nazi triumph. ocean-going ships were rusting. well knowing what their fate would while our worldwide trade proceeds be. America makes no secret of in 4,000 vessels, of which 2,500 her sympathies. Even in Germany were constantly at sea.

milions stand aloof from the The superior quality of the Bri-seething mass of criminality and tish Air Force over the enemy was corruption of the Nazi machine. proved by both pilots and· ma- chines. Our aircraft shot down Afteen German overseas raiders without losing one machine in combat.

Mr. Churchill would not pro- phesy whether the frenzy of a cornered

drive maniac will

Herr Hitler into the worst of all his crimes, but the fate of Holland and Belgium, like Po- land. Czechoslovakia and Aus- tria will be decided by victory for the British Empire and France.

"If we are conquered, all will be enslaved and the United States will be left single-handed to guard to rights of man. If we not des- troyed, all these countries will be restored to life,"

MR. CHAMBERLAIN

"We have a marked advan- tage in the higher range of science as applied to war and this is improving weekly. II we pass the winter without a large and important event, we shall have gained the first cam- paign of the war and be able to set about our task in the spring far stronger than be- fore" and Germany will de falling back in oil and other war essentials.

"If violent and dire events open. we shall meet them resolutely.

“Let them take courage amid their perplexities and perlis, for it may be the final extinction of this baleful domination will pave the way to a broader soll- darity for all men and in all lands than we could ever have planned if we have not march- ed together through fire.”

IMPORTANT EVENTS Mr. Churchill. Usting the Im- portant events which had moved in our favour since the beginning of the war, said: "Italy adopted a wise policy of peace and go quarrel has developed between

Mr. Churchill declared that he! had not always agreed with Mr.

US. and Chamberlain, although they were

Japan. These two great Powers always personal friends, but Mr.

which joined Germany in the anti- Chamberlain

Comintern Pact and dimculty to was a man of very tough fibre and was going to fight

accommodate themselves to the as obstinately for victory as he did BARRED FROM EAST

change of front · towards Bolshe for peace. Either all that Britain "Nazi Germany, barred from the viam, which Herr Hitler and his and France stand for in the mo- East, turns a ferce, but rather bad adviser, Herr von Ribbentrop. dern world will go down or the prudent, glare upon the ancient those marvellous twin contortion- Nazi regime and the recurring civilised and unoffending Dutch Lst, perpetrated.

German or Prussian menace in and Belgians. They have not Europe would be broken and des- chosen to molest the British Fleet troyed and everybody had better, They recall from the steel front make up their minds to that solid along the Maginot Line, bat their and sombre fact.

"The Nazis exude, through neatral states, Inside informa- tion of the frightful vengeance they are going to wreak upon us and also bawl it' around the world by their leather-lunged propaganda machine. If words could kill, we would be dead already. :

"Nobody in the British Islanda. supposed this is going to be a

short and easy war and nothing

conscripts crowd the frontiers of Holland and Belgium, to both of which they have given solemn guarantees, but as nobody belleves Herr Hitler, we must regard the situation there as grave."

Mr. Churchill lived through the early months of the last German War and said they were in the same position as now therefore he was very careful not to say anything of an over-confident or analy

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