Reports from the Far Enst indica onsiferable wonderment "sions American ver the reek "tie orient. development of American' p the Orient and sense the temper of America, they would probably be less puzzled, 'On Capitol bil, seo a steady fessional feeling: "I thing now fo heart 'We tnustn' get into The desire not to do 40 ins strong, but as the shale et Nazi potiey in Europe and the Orfent becomes clearer there ts-n fooling Gonarers thi coram alos must be United States for her own security by. the
and. move' deliberate action apparent other Word. there i ts in America as It faces New Yenr ai? the new Congress "Reuter.
Soviet Book aal emphesining the singleness of Une wars, the "New York Times states that China's capacity. for te: sistance is becoming increasingly important, and draws attention to. the Fecent book by the Soviet Commissar Motylev, who holds that—inflation, economic exhaustion and a shortage Jot raw materials are becoming crucial Japan at the present time, The writer also considers that these: manly testations "are "accompanied by" a heightening soeiat tension 'The book also foresees that the third stage of the Sino-Japanese War has been. reached—the passing, the initiative to China after the pro-liminary Japanese ascendancy and the period of stalemate, As this book I written for eon-sumption' in the Soviet Union, the "New York Times" considers that the absence of any expression of an inten-Vion to Sovietize China is most. im= portant, og is also the fact that the ook contoing no stiggestion of amt fit tempt to appease Japan, which would presumably be present were necessary 10 prepare Soviet Fenders for an eventual dea) with Japan at the expense of China Reuter, Reservists Called Up teen hundred men of the naval reserve have been ordered to report for votive duly aboard various war ships, it was announced by Ue United lex Navy Department last nig Reuter.
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