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CURRENT COMMENT....

In Japan there is a' species of drama called' the. "No" or "Non" play, and there is a game of draughts called "Go. It is a land of No and Go, and that just noout discrisen | its political condition to-day. One party, the Konoye, the cautious and prudent, would say "no" but the

state of hesitancy will last 101 some time until something decisive happens in Europe, or until Admiral Nomura has had time to educate the Japanese people by informing them

have already been

made in the United States to deal with the silun- tion in the Pacific.

Suctsugas would soy "go." This

June 30: The German advance will now be practically unopposed."

(Rome Radio quoting Berlin).

July 7: ho flussland have thrown In their Jast res:rves." (German Army Communique).

July 13 reen now onwards, the interior of the Soviet Union lles open to our victoriously advancing troops."

(German Home Brondcust).

July 21: IL is now only a matter of days before Leningrad will ba captured (Berlin to

September 6, 1941.

By Scrutineer QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

United States has one meaning and one meaning only. All the rescurces of the country are being organised for, the sole purpose of destroying Hitlerism..

There is something to be said for this delay in Amerlen's full parti- elpation in the war. It is the dark threatening shadow, that lies across the horizon of the Nazis and of the Japanese. The growing strength of the United States. Its almost miticas 化热 tremendous

Yet an Americanrway) ant in productive power.

of the stupendous preparations that Leningrad on September 3 gives arst [?? a war which tier

Neither Britain nor America preialises in admirols or general when it is question of diploniali representation, or of cabinet rank, but it la Just as well perhaps that Jepan is so represented at presen: in the United States by

ong.

H

at may rate will be able to convey to his naval and military colleagu.. in the cabinet at home just exal what they have to face. In ease of war with the United. States Great Britain. They will then be under no illustens when they mak their final deelsluns,

anc

Now that the Nazi 18th columnist have been excluded from the United

scen States and from South America, or

now ir its to many of them are Japan as retult of these expulsion: the Japanese must feel rather em barrassed by the excessive numbe: of these goodwill visits. Any n: tion that has accepted these Ge:. man tourists, technical experts an political advisers, has found out

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its reserves, its organia- aand acccunt of Russia students Inst attending the University and for has decreed thall desend en tories working 24 hours per day ductive power-thin is the terrifying We know or retirin that Smolensk | sonetre which looms beyond the grim has been captured, not as a town but struggle now being fourht in Russia. as a looking heap of ruins.

The te ferocity of the Russians, their terrible ciclency as guerillas, their ruthlessnens in destroying what they cannot defend, their indifference to death both in attack and defence

hese are forces which the Germans in their utter content for all things

(uzkian never expected to ounter.

“TELEGRAPH”

SATURDAY

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It must be a heartbreaking thought for the Germans that there is, after Rusin, the Bottle of Brila'n still to be fourht

altert States still in prospect. While and the might of the all this is dlacouraging to the Nazis, there is a danger that if my runnert that the war will win Irelf and so xruse us from further Fericus effort. 1 in orainst such complacenov have been warned this week by Anthony Edlen and Mr Bracken. The magnificent defence of Pussi the potential power of the United States are no excuse for relaxing our efforts.

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OUR LANGUAGE The German radio this week de- parted from the truth to a far greater The Nazis, who are bad psycho-xtent than in previous broadenets. logists, cannot understand that ter-The subject of the talk from Berlin afterwards that these guests have r rerile methods do not necessarily was "The Triumph of the German habit of taking possession

of th produce docility and craven fear, Longuace." The following statement houses and reducing the inhabitantsui Very often ferocity and deter- occurred: "It seems strange that it of the vic- mination of more than corresponding was not the language to a state of dependence.

the the Hussians torious states that conquered Japan must certainly haya in mod strength. Obviously

are not going to

their world after 1018 but that of defeat- Aurrender what has happened in Italy, where aro

and

This is especially the their their

ed Germany properly the people are now comples state, which they feel

hanes

belongs to case in North and Scuth America, in as far as one can see, indefinitely

South Africa, China and Japan. Ia under Nazi orders. That the Ger- them, and become the satis of an mans dernise the Inpanese is eltir alien power. They have their own former times English was the lend- was surpassed by ly and effcially stated in "Mein dans of a new order, and are not ing language, but

German after 1920." Kampf, but that only makes it all prepared to take over Hitler's.

It would be extremely dimeult to So Russin stands firm, and affords the harder to bear the yoke, the Nazis

a splendid

Britain and would Impose. Even if the Japanes

opportunity for Sprena

their find a more unbiushing and more de to increase

liberate le than

this. When Bis- as seems likely, turn on their Gr and the USA,

Meanwhile, two i marek was once asked what he con- man friends, they will not knowing power.

and sidered the most signideant fact of what to do with them, seeing that Amerlean columnists, Lazereif they cannot travel to any country Root, estimate, on the basis of Ger- the 19th Century, he replied. "The 'documents, that German losses fact that the Innevage of North that will have them.

to up to July 11 were 990,000 must continue Tokyo, therefore,

men, Amerien is English." Blemarck was 1,000 tan

tanks and 2000 planes.

right, the common language cx- give the impression that the is

Hiller One touch of

sccms 10

pressed common ideals, and foresha- Nazi-controlled capital, and that nt a time when a strong anti-fore make the whole world kin, for now dowed a common defence for their

have the wa

Poland, Czechoslovakin, le underway,

maintenanec.

The American people would car- paralyse the Norway, Greece, Yugo-Stavin freezing order begins

In- Bulgaria establishing friendly re-tally be surprised to hear that Ger- nerve centres of trade, and as

freedoma man was swamping their English ternal trouble and discontent prices, lations with Russia. The

front expands and help is being there will be a search for enuses.

tongue and that Nazirm was taking full

American of the The

will soon be linked us extended, Nazis

possession with Japan's sorrows

4 demarr

mind. LESSON FOR NAZIS will be made for Japanese control

To refute such a claim as this, it without Nazi Interference. The Germans will say that they are fight The severe altacks on the German Is perhaps best to take a special case. In August 1937 I was nt an ing Japan's bottle in the West, and cities made recently by the R.A.F. as

In Tokyo. international conference that she should fight Germany's

very wholesome lesson to the Nuzis. attended by more than three thou- In previous wars, that is, since 1870sand delegates. The language usca battle in the East. but Japan mut

the German soldiers have Invaded about By this time be disillusioned any claim Hitler makes about helping

movement

anybody,

hanas

faul

As

y's

June 20, 1941: The Soviet army has already been defeated." (Goeb- bels in Dienst aus Deutschland).

man

and

its

throughout was English, Only other Countries and kept the war one instance was German permit trons their own borders. They have boasted that their soil is inviolable, ted and that was when Dr Seranger

n

It

their

that

present understood He recognised this would

in

well!

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on

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All that Japan knows about Hillerod that invasion is Impossible. at a Sectional meeting insisted upon Is that he has double-crossed them 1910, they laid down their Arms reading his paner in German. Hard- twice, and that Matsueka is only bid rather than allow landing forces to ly one of the 200 pre

word. ing his time to get his revenge.

ravage the land, and destroy

be supplied every- nered possessions. Guering, before be the case,

ong with n summary in Engllen. SOVIET EFFICIENCY

this war started, boasted thi

that ro enemy plane would dare to penetrate When the proceedings of the con- The German advance Inte Russia

or could penetrate the powerful de- ference were rublished they were hna for its object the capture of 97 ca

fences of the Reich. The tremendous trinted in English, and. De Leningrad, Moscow, Kiev and Odessit.ncrease in these R.A.F. bobina rer's paper had been translated. So They were to

into Gennan within six weeks and Hutler raids on Berlin, Kiel, Bremen and much for the supremacy of Germon was to beat-the-record-of-Napoco, recent months Is o ntting Anyone-who-has-1 In Japan and In the Coluene in

world. travelled through. on that statement." who started one day before Hitler did; conimentary on

China or Japan. through Malaya or The German people unturally CX- with horses and cans ana gut w te Smolensk on August 18. The Gar-pected immunity from air attack, not inala. Erypt, Palestine and

Switzerlang of the because

numerical through Greece, Italy. man broadcasts about Husain make superiority of their own a'r force, but and Germany itelt, knows quite very interesting reading. Here are

English berause of

te successes of their land well acne of them:

forces. They felt that pride in through quite easily and that Ger-

rec

English is the langu→ In conquest and that, confidence

man will not. thetr man strength, which such success engene of commerce, of travel and of ders. It is then for them

political thought. 1 new freedom experience to sulfer the gravest wins its way because of its utility losses and to feel the heaviest blows and Fecause it opens up access to in the inkst of their

of thought the peoples of rejoicing the kind Tolltarian war is not a one-sided the world admire. It

is probably affair. It cuts both ways, and that is true tint 75 per cent, of the world what the population of Germany is ontent of books is in the English 1. Lord Liverpool. 2. (a) skirmish now realising for the first time. On language. Certainly this is true or (b) reception (e) food boiled to the other side, there is not that the books

Jawbone. pulp. 3.

4. (a) vixen (b) maddening sense of impotence in the tiorally, or real (c) marchioness (d) face of a powerful enemy who in- гnnée witch (c) countess, 5. Gulliver's fillets losses and does not suffer then Travels. 0. System of radio waves to the same extent. which has been used in Britain to give warning of the

approach etiemy planes; the inventor is Watson Watt. 7. (u) coops or

(b) fald runs cowsheds (d) aquariums (e) hutches. 8. None of them-it us Diogenes. 0. length. 10. A carat represents the propertion of gold to alloy; thus, 22 carats means 23 parts gold to 2 parts alloy.

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The Germans themselves are un- xlous to study and acquire English 03 shown by the fort that they make it compulsory in their schools, There is the story which ilustrates One would deduce from President went to live with a German family this point, of the English boy who Roosevelt's speech that he is himself in order to get a good knowleare at war. He most sincerely believes of the language, After many months that Nazism is an evil thing, whether his father wrote and asked him how it be in Europe or in Asia, and that he was getting on. His answer was

the Democracies is not of myself know no German, but the le for possible unless the system is utterly whole family crushed. The preparation in the English."

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