A cabinet containing 2,400 selected cigars has been publicly presented to the British Minister here, Mr. H. A. Grant Grant Wilson, for Mr. Winston Churchill, on behalf of Cuban admirers of Great Britain.
The cigars were bought with funds raised by public subscription of individual sums limited to twenty are full of stores and fibre adequate to meet own needs and the needs of our other lands who now are g for their existence &ghting.
"World control by dictator4 President Roosevelt sala dent, and Mr. Cleude E. Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture, also issued messages simultaneously.
Mr. Wallece's message was similar to President Roosevelt's and said the future freedom of the United States farmer depended partly on the outcome of the European war and partly on relations with the Latin American Republics.
Mr, Wickard seid that "whatever the future brings, this country will not lack for food or fibre. If Eng-lend needs food. as England will. cur farmers can supply that too." United Press. cents.—Reuter.
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