Yacht Blown Off Course In Fortified Zone After announcing Britain's determination to maintain the blockade, he said, "I have read in the papers that Hitler also proclaimed a strict blockade of the British Islands. No one can complain of it. I remember the Kaiser doing that in the last Hitler is now sprawled over Europe.
Out offensive springs are being slowly compressed and we must resolutely and methodically prepare ourselves for campaigns.
Referring to the rejection of the Hoover plan, Mr. Churchill pointed out, "The Nazis declare they have created a new and unified economy in Europe. They have repeatedly stated they possess stocks of reserve foods and can feed captive peoples. In the German broadcast of June 27, Hongkong, Aug. 20.
James Peterson, an Australian, and Norman Torrey, an American, the crew of the yacht Elvira, which has been reported missing since January 26, are in the custody of Japanese at Hainan Island, according to information reaching here from Manila.
The Elvira, which was presumed to be lost, was built here to the order of Signor Alfredo Carmelo, Mexican Consul at Manila. Peterson and-To"- rey were sailing the vessel to Manila to deliver it when it is presumed they were blown off their course and entered fortified waters near Hainan Island.
The United States authorities are making appropriate representations. it is learned.—Reuter, it was said that while Mr. Hoover's plans for relieving France, Belgium and Holland deserved commendation, the German forces already have taken ihe necessary steps.
He said Britain is able to carry the war on alone and that the year's air production "largely exceeds Germany's."
Amid cheers, he outlined Britain's policy of building food reserves to rush ta Europe when the Nazis will be overthrown.
We hope and believe we shall be ble to continue the struggle indefinitely.
There is good reason to believe ourselves capable of continuing the war, if necessary, alone, if récessary, for years."—United Press.
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