Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-06
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1910
THE PROBLEMS OF CONGRESS

The refusal Of Congress to adjourn despite the proddng of
changing these And the nations lawmakers feel that
Big problem now is how give more aid to Britain and at
the time keep sembance Of neutrality This country has
She has so obsolete deroyers and production of American
factories practically at her command The u Army and
craft But there catch Britain must cash for what
she buys The Johnson Act does not permit this
ment or its citizens give any which behind
on debt payments
Lord Lothian the British ambassador to this country
made his return from his homeland Endand he said does
England which she will need all kinds Of supplies and
When queed whether he believed the u Congress
obvious that what he had in mind The various
Sns hep ae he sSc ss s as a
committee for aiding beginning to train their sights
That resolution will be bitterly contested especially in the
Nye and Clark strong But the probability that the John
so @ % @ %
oy which largely follows the foreign policy laid down by
Johnson RAs Will Become eb in
the war; No one accurately that question The
controlled German Italian and Japanese press continues
cze this country but their still formally regard
friendly SsSn does not want US to enter the
side and might be the decisive factor So the best that
Another thing Britain going to want from merchant
aamingy high The present German policy is to sink
enough British owned and controlled shipping sarv the Isles
American shpyads be busy with orders Britain
British shpyards working "a hours now reports
say that production of finished vessels is low.
Hitler has formally indicted some more little countries into
his Axis But that doesn't mean great deal Rumania Bull
gara and the other minor Balkan countries in peril of their
lives They must do what Hitler demands submit to military
conquest It thing to force foreign ministers sign
it another thing to get the people Of those
Balkan people hate Hitler even as they fear him.
Worst blow to the Axis has been Iays fiasco in Greece
This has reduced Italian prestige to the vanishing point And
has brought with the possibility of internal dis
senson Italy The Italians didn't want They suf
ferng seriously the British blockade And considerable
proportion of the Italians heartily dislike Germany It is
worthy that the German has lately begun to denounce
Greecer may be coming the conclusion that he will have
to pull his friend Mussons irons out of the Ahenan fire And
the past attacks in the German press against other
European counte have been the prelude to military action
In the long the Greek situation prove great boon
to England Reports that the English doing far
help the Greeks than they admit They have been swiftly
developing important and naval bases Greek land where
their planes and battleshps can strike against italy
trouble at home said to be lack of uffi
Gent anarcraft equipment Most of has been concentrated
about London which explains why Germany has been able
carry on tremendously raids the Mands and else
where with plane losses It believed the lack will be made
up by spring.