Washington, Mar, 14.
President Roosevelt his "frozen" all Hungarian funds in the United States, according to an announcement made'by Mr, "Henry Morgenthau, [Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr, Morgenthau added that the President and Treasury had acted at tthe request of the State Department, bhut he declined to discuss the reasons for the action,—Reuter, Stranger In Eire From German Plane Dublin, Mar, 14, A stranger wh laided during Wednes German aeroplane rds: in County Wexford yester-states. an official announcement.
He declared he game down at Ballyeullaid, in the same county,—Reuter, Inefieacy of German measures to defeat cur night attack. From all the far-flung raiding of halt the Continent and northern seas, only five of our bombers failed to return."
The article concludes: "Attack is the moste: word. With men and machines which day by day and night, by night are proving superior fo their opposite numbers. we may bbe confident of the destruction of the Nazi war machine."—Reuter,
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