John Ahlers, well-known writer on economic subjects has another article on Shanghai industries in this week's issue. This one deals with Cotton. Recently there was one on the cigarette industry. Other industries are to follow. On an adjoining page is another industrial article, explaining the factors behind the American embargo on the export of Machine Tools. That also should interest Shanghai!
And the situation in Europe and America: This week's issue of "he Review again brings the various ends of the European War situation and its ramifications together into convenient readable form, including developments in the Far East precipitated by the war situation. Some Of the headings: "Britain Faces Germany Alone as Bordeaux Regime Signs Separate Armistice," and the terms of this "Honourable" peace! Also, an article on the British and French "Strategic Diplomatic Retreat" in the face of Japanese Pressure, the "Tientsin Silver Agreement, the Pan-American Reactions and for those who are keeping a complete record, there are the full texts of recent declarations of President Roosevelt and Secretary of State Cordell Hull. And the American Election, of course, also covered—with an interesting map, indicating how the Western Hemisphere also.is feeling the air menace.
Getting back to the Far East: "One Day's Record in the "Stabiliza. tion' of Asia," "Two Ptincesses Who Hold Mongolia Against the Enemy, "More Futile Destruction in Chungking," "Nanking Puppets Struggle for a Little Power," and numerous summaries of Far Eastern happenings.
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