"Our only hope is io-contínue the struggle at the-síde of England to whom we are solemnly committed," the Association of French War Veterans in Mexico declared in a cable sent yesterday to President Albert Lebrun of France.
The Association expressed confidence in the powers of resistance of the British Empire and in rapid and effective Americam aid, The cable stressed that France should not surrender her Treasury, fleet and air force and should save most of her land army in order to continue the struggle from her colonies,—Havas, U.S. Urged to Come to Terms with Japan American Frontier fo.
Present on Atlantic Washington, June 22, The United States must "avoid ing difficulties with Japan over or the Netherlands Senator Karl Stefan, Nebraska Republican, said nere oast night, He said the complete realignment of the world balance of power placed the Amer n frontier, at least ior the present, on the Atlantic.
"I think the less we say about the Far East for the time being, the belter off we are," he said, The Senator said this viewpoint did not demand that the United States should recall its Fleet from Hawaii The Fleet, he said, had a logical right to be in the middle of she Pacific if America's naval officers believed it should be there—United Press,
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