Berlin, Nov, 8.
The anniversary dəy on which Italy joined Japan and Germany in the Anti-Comintern Pact is the subject of editorial comment here.
The "Diplomatische Korrespondenz," replying to the charge made abroad that Germany and Italy are "bet ing" the interests of European nations in the Far East, declares.that nations which desired ' discriminating measures against the Reich in the Far East are not entitled to raise this accusation.
"The great Powers ce-operating it this triangle" says the "Boei Zeitung," have inflicted a serious defeat in the past year on the expansive tendencies of Bolshevism.
"In the Far East its hopes to infest the whole of Asia with the aid of 450,000,000 Chinese have been greatly shaken under the hard blows of the Japanese Army.
"Bolshevism was thrown out from Central Europe when Dr. Edouard Benes' political course collapsed, but anti-Comintern fighters must continue to sleep in their military kit"—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.