Chiang declares that th country excels in dealing with an immediate situation, but "lacks a farsighted policy. Herr Hitler, he avers, "may be called on expert realist. From the occupation of the Rhineland to the annexation of Austria Germany has gained much without any loss whatever, 'The x however, sees only immediate gains and ignores future dangers. Continuing, General Chiang points out that Germany's policy' is tausing consternation in Moscow and Paris. By helping italy in the Spanish war, and also having an eye on African colonies, Germany overnight hag cast overboard hex traditional pro-British polley.
Herr Hitler has failed in Czechoslovaicia, Holy is flirting with London, and King George's visit to Paris reminds one of the days on the eve of the Great War, General Chiang.de-
He says that Italy is the leading exponent of the polly of opportunism, She has no fixed foreign policy and is subject to changes at any minute. Taly's strength, he believes, Wes in her air force, but her naval power will last from 100 to 200 years.
her army 50 years. Her aerial power, due (0 constant improvements and also rapid depreciation, can last only five years.
The foreign policy of France has changed from an aggressive one. She has discovered her past weakness in being too hasty and too fond of empty conclusion, General Chiang declares that Mr. Chamberlain's ststement "because we are strong we want peace" is a lesson that Great Britain has learned from France.
Reuter,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.