To the Editor of the "Nonru-Camua Dany News"
Su—England taking the lead in refusing to pay the debt due the United States, caused the rest of the nations to look upon their solemn obligations as just a scrap of paper, particularly Japan and Italy, 'England giving Germany' permission to build up her navy, without consulting other nations who are immediate neighbours.
The British by placing their battle fleet in the Mediterranean have done nothing but aggravate the situation, T know of no better way to start a If Italy takes over Abyssinia 1 am sure it will be of a great benefit to both nations, and as for Tialy being a good colonizer, they won't have to exert themselves much to surpass others.
Tam in favour of anything the United States does in order to stay out of war. But to refuse to sell any nation the necessities of life such as food, clothing, all, "ete, I am sure the American people as a whole will not approve. Fecis not Sic, he Sorrel Ete Alton tet ieee ae ale Hak Bene aod cee Britain had 'Tent, £1,600,000000 and had not only had nothing back but had had to find, including Interest, '£200. millions' more, The USA.
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