Berlin, Apr. 18, Dr. Goebbels said, "The success of Jour armed forces in taking Danish fand Norwegian neutrality under German protection puts them in a posi tion to lead the war to a successful Saat ate Nor ce "Every German knows that in this war our whole future is at sta Now that war has been forced on the German people, they are determined to defend their rights and secure their national existence, sie re ers 'We are winning this war. We can and will win it. Wars are won by warlike ets, not bits of nows-aper, as the people of London and Paris' believe."—United Press, That can only be averted by a victory of the Allies. Then what are we waiting for? Mr, Clapper asks. He puts questions before he will accept the, thesis, He asks: Is it in the interest of the United States indefinitely maintain with military force Allied superiority in Europe, which would otherwise' collapse?
Ho recalls in this connection that Germany 20 years ago was beaten to her knees. He further asks: Is at the United States' interest to divert forees to Europe and neglect the Paciiie?
What About Japan?
He. observes that Japan might snatch the Dutch East Indies, which re the principal sources of America's Supplies of rubber and tin.
The Sola newspaper "Mir," commenting on President Roosevelt's de-loration, states: "Certain words should be written in letters of gold. There are also warning words which should be understood by those 10 whom they refen"—Reuter, Dutch Nazis in N.E.T.
To Be Investigated Amsterdam, Apr, 18, close investigation of the Dutch National Socialist. party in Nethei lands East Indies is to be launch~ by the local authorities following the receipt of a complaint by the Governor-General, "the non-partisan '"Telograat" reported today, It published the complaint tov support this statement. The accusation against the Dutch Nazis was levelled by the Vaderleandsche Club of Bata via in the form of a letter to the [Governor of the Indies.
"There are elements among. the Golony's officials "the letter states, "on whom it would be impossible to rely in case of trouble."
Many important posts are occupied by foreigners, the letter adds, and adequate measures should be taken immediately. "in the interests of the Netherlands East Indies."
The local authorities informed the Club, the "Telegraaf" concluded, that an investigation would be made. Havas.
Round-up of Naz! Sympathizers New Labour Party in New South Wales Sydney, Apr. 19.
Mr, John Long, former, Labour Premier of New' South Wales, has formed a new Australian Labour Party to be styled non-Communist.
has the support of eight state and seven federal members of Parliament.
Reuter.
[was observed. A supply ship was also attacked. "Three aircraft engaged in these: operations failed to return to their base—Reuter, Amsterdam, Apr. 19.
Military police yesterday searched houses of Hollanders known to be Nazi sympathizers in many towns for weapons and munitions, and a small amount of ammunitions was discovered at Breda. No arms were found in raids at Breda, The police raided and intensively searched the castlchome of the Dutch-Nast Count de Marchant @Ansembourg, member of the Lower Chamber, in the village of Amstenrade, south Limburg They pald particular "attention" to the secret entrance of the castle but could find weapons or munitions—United Press,
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