Washington, Nov. 19.
Some newspapers describe the Anglo-American and Canadian-American Trade Treaties as an anti-Fascist victory.
The "Washington Post" writes that "some eighty per cent. of world trade is now controlled by: liberal trading nations, and only twenty per cent. by totalitarian states.
"Germany, in particular," the journal adds, "must either modify the autarchy on which Nazism is built or proceed to dominate, by force, the markets which will tend to contract against her in favour of the Anglo-American entente,"—Reuter.
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