The diplomatic straits to which the Nazis are reduced by the Lease-and-Lend Act are held to be proven by anxiety to show the world the importance of Mr. Matsuoka's visit, but none thinks in Washington that the Japanese intend more than to "have look. at Hitler's machine."
Of war aims, the correspondent s, "Ca-partnership talk is rife about a future world society in which the keys would be held by the English-speaking peoples,—Reuter. adding that by it President Re has officially and irrevocably the death warrant of Hitler's new order, The announcer adds: "The ides of March 1941 have indeed been a day of ill-omen for iyranny."—Reuter.
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