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I WONDER IF I'LL

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DIS!

Wednesday,

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May 1, 1940.

By Ernie Bushmiller

I'M TRYIN' TO MAKE

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DIGGERS

WITH THE Stalin Couldn't Wage a Big PALESTINE War Without Defeat-TROTSKY

IN

AUSTRALIAN TROOPS IN PALESTINE--Men having the first meal on land after disembarkation In Palestine.

NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA

FOR THE RESERVISTS

CANBERRA--Those who suggested legation to this year's conference of the that-the-outbreak-of-war-would-rondit-International Labour Office at Geneva. in an exodus of population from Can-

O'REILLY'S SUCCESS berra are being proved wrong in a man-

FOOTBALL

ro-

STUDENT TRUTH ABOUT

(1913)

SOLDIER

(1914-18)

DOCTOR

(1919-1939)

AIR MAN

(1940)

THE FIRST R.A.F. flying |

RED ARMY

AFTER HIS WAR of aggression in little Finland, what will Josef Stalin, Dictator of Russia, do next? Scandinavia waits anxiously.

Here, Leon Trotsky, who knows so well the inner workings of Stalin's mind and Soviet diplomacy, answers the question with another: What can Stalin do next?

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The Soviet Union could not win a major The House of Quality & Service

war," he says:

By LEON TROTSKY

doctor since the war began CAN WE EXPECT that the Soviet Union would has just gained his wings, come out of a great war without defeat? To this frankly

He is senior medical

officer at a fighter command posed question I will answer as frankly:

stationed in the south of England. A South African, he fought in the last war as an infantryman in German East Africa.

After the war he studied medicine

"If the war should remain only a war the defeat of the Soviet Union would be inevitable.

most

"In a technical, economic, and military sense im- If it is not perialism is incomparably more strong. paralysed by revolution in the west, imperialism will In Enginnd, and built up a successful Sweep away the present Soviet regime." practice. Then he took up flying, To enumerate in advance all the the sphere of military chemistry or and got his "A" licence at a mid-factors of the coming. dog-flight of military bacteriology, these lands Bying club.

the nations would be a hopeless task. mysterious and sinister enterprises, He bought his own machine, und n the bloody equation of war, there the Red Army is as well equipped as

the armies of the West. with his family, did more than 200- are too many unkdown' quantities.

As to the quality of the articles There are on the side of the Soviet Union immense favourable factors, of military manfuacture, there may Military legitimate doubt. both inherited from the past and be created by the new regime. The ex-industry remains a part of the whole perience of intervention during the Industry and, although to a lesser

that degree, reflecia its inadequacies. civil war proved once more Russia's greatest advantage has been inferior Supplies and remains her vast spaces. Unlimited Man-Power

hours' flying over Britain, Germany, France and Belgium.

Before the war. R.AF. medical offeers were given flying lessons, and more than 20 per cent. passed pilots' tests. Now wartime pressure training schools has cut down their opportunities,

on

Japan And Theof The Soviet

Far East

Seeks To Guarantee

Its Status Quo

Russia's second great advantage is her human reservoir. Having grown almost three million per year, the population of the Soviet Union has apparently now pased 170 million. A single recruiting about 1,300,000 men,

To The Red Army

Varoshlloy loses no opportuni- ly publicly to remind the in- dustrialists: "We are not always fully satisfied with the quality of the products which you supply to the Red Army."

Were it not for the contradictions. of Imperialism the Soviet Union comprises would long ago, class

have disappeared

The strictest sorting, both would physical and polttles, throw out not more than 400,-.. 000. The reserves, therefore, which may be theoretically esti- mated at 18 million to 20 mullon, are practically unlimited.

from the scene. The diplomatic and military agreements of the Soviet Union are based in part upon them.

R.S Diplomalio agreements, German Chancellor with some reason once remarked, are only 'It is nowhero

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nor which threatens to embarrass the SYDNEY.-W. J. O'Reilly's 13 wickets Federal Government. The city is in the for 68 rune In the St. George-Cumber grip of a matrimonial epidemic. An- and match was an amazing piece of nouncements of engagements and ar- bowling despite the fact that no ringes in the last seven months have elstanco was offered to the St. George broken all records, even in a city in attack, except by R. Rowe. O'Eglily's which the marriage rate was already bowling was an object lenson in ac high. The Federal Government agren curacy, concealed change of pace, and that it in to see the young people crafty flight. O'Reilly also made a hut settling down, but satisfaction s tem catch from his own bowling.

TOKYO, May 1, (Reuter)-Japan pered by dismay at the likelihood of the

may open negotiations with various necessity for an early drive to attract isplata to the public service to all the B. Stehr, Sydney Eastern Suburbs countries for defensive agreements to cancies. It may soon bo necessary to Rugby League captain, aald in Sydney prevent Far Eastern countries from bring girls from Melbourne and Sydney that he had decided to play this season, becoming Involved in the Europeur for this purpose. Moreover, the apate e announced his retirement Inst war, the "Miyako Shimbun" reported of weddings in accentuating the housing son. He belled rumours of an int to-day. shortage, anil thone who look ahend back by running three miles during the

The paper understands that thei

even up to the outbreak of war. forence the necianity, for blagor builds team's Arst training session ings for the baby health centra and Sports Cround. Including Dave Brawn, Japanese Government intends to en-

Social regimes must be estimated more warda at the hospitals.

all last year's teams, with the exception deavour to maintain the status quo raw materials of war. The so-called

comparatively. Notwithstanding of Norton and Norval, turned up. In Far Eastern BOOKMAKER'S DEATH

countries having milltary "potentint" depends prits own contradictions, the Soviet Frank Johnston, New South Wales redirect or indirect relations with marily upon the economic strength regime in the matter of BRISBANE.-Worry-over cancellation; presentative against New Zealand In

stability still various European Powers and to of the State. In this sphere the ad- has advantages over other regimes. of his bookmaker's licence by the 1938, who did not play last wesson owing

The very possibility of a rule of Queensland Turf Club Committee in be- to injuries, has had a try-out na centre-prevent their becoming Involved in vantages of the Soviet Union by

comparison with the old Russia are the Nazis over the Germon people lieved to have been responsible for the three-quarter for Batmain.

was created by the unbearable ten- death of James Henry Dulley, oged 70,

seness of social, antagonisms in Ger- many. These antagonisms have not removed, and not even been rem weakened, but only suppressed, by the lid of Fascism.

of Wooloowin, whose body was found

in long gras at Albion.

Evidence to thin effect was given by Constable A. V. Kirkwood at the inquest, when it was stated Dulley bled to death from a gas in the left wrist, believed}

to have been self-inflicted with a packet

knife.

ut the

the conflict.

Nazis Say Victory In

inst Kirkmand and Daley and Norway Will Aid Japan

Constable sald

peared before the Licensing Coinmit-

tom of the Queex innd Turf Club, when

an Inquiry into hin naners was held.

To be allowed to neid on the fat at:

metropolitan race-courses, a bookmaker

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

BERLIN, April 80. (UP).—In his Orders for the Day, Hitler required to have 10. Dalley had not said to-day: "The inexorable advance of the German troops in thst amount pad before being allowed;

to field he had to produce his insney to Norway to-day established land connections between Oslo and

the racecouran detective.

Constable Kirkwood And the Fall| Committee of the Turf Clab

refused

· Dulley's nomination to fold and Ma

lernes was rovoked.

The Inquest was closed.

CANTEEN QUESTION

MELBOURNE-The men at Terquny'

St. Louis Nose Out Yankees

¡Trondheim.

The "Deutsche Allgemein Zeitung"

But Nature and man are only the

enormous.

Nevertheless the Soviet Union still remains a backwar country. The mobilisation plans of the Red Army call for thirty to forty-five tanks per kilometre (ths of a mile) of the active frant. As a result of the Great War the navy was reduced from 548,000 tons in 1917 to 82,000 In 1028. Mighty Air Fleet

---In Numbers

written that

all

The war may bring them to the surface. Hitler has far less chances than had Wilhelm II of carrying a war to victory,

U.S. STOCKS TO BE SOLD

In January 1936 Tukhachevsky announced: "We are crenting a

CANBERRA, Apr. 30 (Reuter).--- powerful navy. We are concentrat-Australian chareholders in 19 United in an editorial, says: "Our victorying our forces primarily upon the States companies and one Canadian will be an advantage to Japan.

development of a submarine fleet." (company have been ordered to dis- "The unwritten division of oceans Still, the navy can pretend only to between the United States and

an utxillary role in the defence of of their holdings of specified jdollor stocka within six months and Britain will be undly undermined by. the coastal front.

to lodge the net proceeds in the New in British defeat in Norway,

But the air flect has advanced York account of the Commonwealth "A German victory will divort mightily, The Red Army is produc-Bank. America from the policy of keeping ference the Installation of milk bats in New York Yankees were again de-

NEW YORK, Apr. 30 (UP)—Then tight rein on Japan.” Victorian enmya hai cost £300,

The paper claims that the United The Conference panned resolution feated in the American Baseball Lea- States has a secret agreement with commanding the Federal Government que to-day, being nosed ́out 2-1 by Britain, to protect Singapore and for their decision in favour of "dry" the 81. Louis Browns. canteens, and orged all necessary se- The complete scores were:: tion to ensure that the camps remained

military camp drank 1,500 bottles of milk a day on the first five days after

the milk bar opened at the coinp, and

It was reported at the Methodist Con-

dry

The Rev. G. A. Jodkina sold the Con-

ference was disturbed et n ́report that

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R

IT.

2

5

all the padres et a vortain camp favour-St. Louis

ed "wal canteena. The only padres in New York

that camp at the time were two Boman

Catholics, two Anglicans, and one to Chicaro proventing the Daptist and Congrega- toant Churches. The action of the Boston lastnamed had been repudiated by the cleveland landern of his churches.

To NO ON NO

E

Australia.

The

ing in increasing numbers heavy $5,000,000 and the owners will re- transactions should realise bumbing planes for long runge action feeive the equivalent Australian value.

According to data appearing In the Press, the five-year plan of the Red Army for 1935 cantem- plated sixty-two air regimenta capable of bringing simul- taneously. 5.000 aeroplanes into the line of fire.

Morton Beat Clyde

LONDON, Apr.

30 (Router).

Aviation is closely bound up with Playing away, Morton bent Clyde by a branch of Industry, almost non- 3-0 to-day in the Western Section of existent in Tsarist Russia, but lately the Scottish Regional soccer leagues. advancing by leaps and bounda chemistry. It is no secret that the

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphin Pittsburgh

£1

"

Brooklyn

3 5 3

0

0 0

0

for a second in the oft-repeated

12

0

xas,

Cincinnati

4 (Carleton pitched for the Dodgers). Soviet Government does not believe

1

Philadelphla

12

0

Boston

0

EN ZEDS FOR GENEVA AUCKLAND (NZ)-The Now Zen-Detrolt land Government will sond a full des Washington

Chicago

13 2 The New York-St. Louis game was postponed on account of rain.

League Rugger

"prohibition" of the use of palzon LONDON, Apr.. 30 (Reuter),---In the English Rugby League to-day.

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