New York, Mar. 9.
The United States Navy Recruiting Bureau announced today that it was preparing to enrol 25.000 youths between the ages of 20 and 27 as reserve aviators to man the expanding air forces in a two-ocean navy.
The announcement said that the training course will be the*most complete and the most advanced in the world. The basic academic requirements are two or more years d: of college credits or their equivalent.
The training centres are located in Pensacola and Jacksonville, Florida; and Corpus Christi, Texas.—Domei.
"She can plainly see the hazardous position of Greece, Hence British and American attempts to depend entirely on the supposition of Yugoslavia's political stupidity, "In any case, what have the English and Americans to offer to encourage other nations to join them? Guarantees and help which England gave Greece—like those given Poland—are not only insuffcient but compromising.
"The first American material aid given to Greece was useless owing to its bad quality. Anyway, the Anglo-Saxons could not send' any more help in great quantity to southeastern European nations as the Italian navy and Italo-German aviation control all the central Mediterranean trafüc, and even American supplies, which are going to England across the Atlantic, are ever more menaced, "Militarism dominating United States political factions must by now appear dangerous to all neutral nations throughout the World, It leads to war and hence, through the mechanism of the' tripartite alliance, to the armed reaction of Japan. Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria,"—United Press, Oslo Aqueduct Damaged London, Mar, 10.
The main aqueduct leading to Oslo was damaged Friday night and several streets were flooded, press despatches from there said here yester-lay.
Much material damage was caused, the reports said, and police are investigating the possibility of sabotage,—United Press,
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