Washington, June 23.
In a warring world the attention of the American Government is directed towards many places—towards sisting Britain to win the democracies' fight in the Europe, combatting total rian trade attacks from any quarter on the 21 American republics, lid towards the threatening situation in the Far East, where reports des Ctibe Japanese naval concentration: near Indo-China.
The Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell 1 L. Hull, declined to be drawn int any now statement of American policy in the Far East, but he referred the press to recent pronounce: ments indicating America's concern ment brought the Sahara desert under the Pole, while in front of the mov-
Ing mass of Sial the Siberian or Chinese" geosyncline was formed. After that the movement in the opposite direction gradually brought the Mediterranean region again under the polar ice, and the pressure exerted by the moving mass: against the present west coast of America created the Rocky Mountain and Andean,
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