Mr. end. Mra R. O. Scott Personal care of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Horton came up to expectations, and refused to accept the fait accompli with which he sought to present them. It is that failure which has rendered Der Fuehrer so desperate, and it is because of that desperation that new developments in the war situation may be expected to occur with greater rapidity than in the past.
That is chiefly because with the failure of the original policy, and despite all Herr Hitler has to say about Germany contemplating a five-year war, it is still imperative that he should bring it to a conclusion within six months, for the economic position of Germany is very definitely such as not to permit of the long struggle which Britain and France are perfectly willing to face. Holland, and probably Belgium are now faced with the probability of their neutrality being imperilled by German action. The concentration of German forces from Aachen
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