Whether the United States will intervene actively in Europe—with armed forces—or whether such intervention could be made quickly When you are "shopping" for enough to accomplish the desired objective, cannot be answered now. But the Hitler programme and Hitler methods have finally galvanized the a car, be sure to see all of Government into action which cannot but affect the outcome of the them and compare them.
European struggle. The United States has embarked on the greatest effort in its history involving the utilization of its vast financial, economic, industrial resources as well as its manpower and technical Plymouth invites you to com-genius, the objective' being two-fold: self-defence and aid to the Allies. pare it with all-comers in the "The subject is discüssed in this week's issue, "HONGKONG AND THE WAR," is a subject hearer home, which low-priced field. You'll find also is covered in this issue and there is a reference to "ECONOMY IN REVERSE" as practised by the Municipal Council.
Also of special the answer for Plymouth's interest is another article dealing with the "GAMBLING AND CRIME popularity.
SITUATION" in the badlands, showing that the recent report about closures was a fake—they only turned off the neon gate signs.
"KAGAWA—THORN IN THE
FLESH OF THE MILITARISTS,"
another interesting article by a new writer, Mr. Chester S. Holcombe, should be widely read.
"A Tour Through the Southwest," by a Shanghai resident is another interesting and instructive ide. Other articles include the "Colossal Military Disaster in Europe, "Japan's Attempt to Defend the Chungking Bombin; "Peace Rumours and the Secrecy at
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Nanking," and numerous cartoons and pictures bearing on various phases of the wars in the Far East and in Europe.
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