Problems Facing Allied and Friendly Nations Menace to Peace Owing Loss of European Markets Due to War Golden Rule Applicable HE war and the British bloc! hade have divided the world into two contrasting groups of countries—those that are deficient Mutually to Callers and in primary products, such as cereals, textile fibres, oil, rubber and Those Who Reply metals; and those that have substantial export surpluses. Nazi "Telephone Europe and Japan, the enemy and hostile countries, are importers Terrors"? Telephone terrors may not of primary products; the Allied and friendly nations—the British, threaten your life or property. but they can be a me ace to office Dutch and Belgian empires, the United States, Latin America and routine one's peace of mind and the China—supply the bulk of the crude foodstuffs and raw materials tranquillity of a home, that enter international trade. Russia, though a large producer of People who are telephone terrors primary products, is not a heavy exporter, while the French Em-seldom realize it, because they are pire, too, contributes only a small proportion to the world trade in fu damentally jacking in consideration for others. and have never heard these commodities, states "The Economist." of telephone technique. The ex ore: The most striking economic differ- method would be to ensure that Great sion, "the whole world is on wheels" has a similar implication. in, "We're ence between this war and the lest Britain and the United States poured all strung on wires these days." and Prices in the Chicago Wheat Pit is that few fortunes are being made out their money without achieving any $0 Xoi2|teday were depressed by reports of by the neutrals. The loss of the reduction in the surpluses weighing on this is true not only psychologically—930 Lockheed 24 231 Jan. 31 Feb. 1 Cine crop poche, which greater part of the European market the markets. but factually, because business. plea-in a bumper crop. Per- given rise to serious problems in the sure, security our very livelihood end Swan, Culbertson & Fritz
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