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The weekly echo., 1941-10-03
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Sunday School
Lesson

Sunday School Lesson October
GOD OUR HEAVENLY FATHER
Gen. 1853; Elk. 34:4-7; Ps. 103:1-13 lisa
40:N-31; Matt. 6:24-34; 2235-3S; John
"a; 1420-23; Acts II: 24-30; John lila
Golden Text Our Father who art in
heaven, followed be thy name. Matt. So
THE LESSON IN IT'S SETTING
TIME The finst chapter of Genesis
of course refers to the time of mans
creation, which we do not attempt to
date. The book of Exodus was written
sometime between 1400 and 1900 BIC
Inasmuch as the 1O3rd Psalms is Pisa.
I'm of David, it was probably written
between 1920 and 1041 BIC. The proph-
ecy taken from Isaiah was written a.
bout III BIC. The Sermon on the
Mount was delivered in the summer of
AID. %, whereas the conversation of our
Lord with the lawyers took place on
Tuesday, April 4th, AID. 30 The pas
sage from the 18th of John was uttered
on Thursday evening, the same week
April 9Th. The verse from the 4th Chap
ter of John was spoken some time in
December, AID. q. The sermon of the
Epostle Paul, delivered in Athens NAV
be dated AID. So. The First Epistle OF
John was written about AID. IS,
Genesis 1:26. And God said, Let us
make man in our image, after our like
ness: and let him have dominion over
the fish of the SEA, and over the birds
of the heavens and over the cattle, and
over all the earth, and over every Creep
ing thing that creepeth upon the earth
n. And God created man in his own
image, in the image of God created be
him; male and female created he them
%. And God blessed them: and God
said unto them, be fruitful, and multi
ply, and replenish the earth, and subdue
1T; and have dominion over the fish of
the sea, and over the birds of the haa-
Vens and over every living thing that
moveth upon the earth.
Matt. 624. No man can serve two
masters: for either he will hate the one
and love the other; or else he will hold
to one, and desp;se the other. Ye can
not serve God and mammon.
%. Therefore say unto you, Be not
anxious for your life, what We shall eat
or what We shall drink not yet for your
body, what We shall put on. Is not the
life more than the food, and body than
the raiment?
26 Behold the birds of the heaven
That they sow not, neither do they reap,
nor gather into barns; and your hea-
venly Father feedeth them. Are not
ye of much more value than they?
q. And which of you being anxious
can add one cubit unto the measure az
his life?
~, And why are we anxious concern
ing raiment? Consider the lilies of the
field, how they grow; they toll not, nei-
ther do they spin:
~. Yet l say unto you, that even So
lomon in all his glory was not arrayed
like one of these.
30. But if God doth SO clothe the
grass of the field, which TODAY is. and
Tomorrow is cast into the oven. shall
he not much more clothe you. We
of little faith?
81 Be not therefore anxious. saving |
What shall we eat? or, what shall we
stirink? or, Wherewithal shall we be
clothed?
81. For after all these things do the
Gentiles seek; for your heavenly Father
knoweth that we have need of all these
things. !,
80. But seek we first the Kingdom, and
his Righteousness; and all these things
shall be added unto you
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am asking each delegate to please
be present with full report. Delegates
may count on you to stand by the
program?
Yours in Christ
Mrs. S. E. Blackman, Missionary Pres
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Three-Day
Meeting Held

LONDON-President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill met on the calm blue
sea" Of the Atlantic for three days
last weekend, it was disclosed
Thursday. upon the express per-
sonal invitation of the chief exeeu-
tive Of the United States.
The wars worst kept.
secret ended with official an
nouncement of the meeting.
which was held ~ a result Of
American invitation In which
Harry l. Hopkins, lend-lease
bill administrator, took an
important part.
Nothing was disclosed in regard
10 how the principal figures trav-
sled-by boat or airplane-but II
was stated that they met where
"only the calm blue seas encircled
them" Churchill's present where
abouts was undisclosed but he has
an engagement in London for next
Tuesday.
The meeting was in dramatic
contrast TO the fanfare of meet
ings Of Axis leaders in the past.
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Dies in Row

WASHINGTON Price Admin
istrstor Leon Henderson Thursday
charged that Chairman Martin
Dies. D.. Tex. Of the house COM
mittee on un-Americsn activities
is not a responsible member Of
congress"
Henderson made the charge
before the house banking COM
mittee considering the ad-
ministration's price control
hill.
Dies had charged on the hous-
floor that II he were running the
country he wouldn't put Hendsr-
son in charge Of a dog catching
unit"
Henderson told the committee
that he would accept reports Of
the Federal Bureau Of fnvestiga-
ton or the treasury on hiring or
firing Of oPACs employees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Sports World
FLASHES

CINCINNATI - william r.
Mckechnie, manager Of the
world champion Cincinnati Reds,
was signed to a new two-year
contract Thursday by General
Manager Warren c. Giles. No
mention was made NJ salary.
SEATTLE-Nrs. Herbert Fry
Of Tacoma will defend her state
Nomen's Public Links Golf
championship Friday against
Mrs. s. T. PAUL Of seattle over
IS holes.
Mrs. Fry defeated Mrs. Helen
Ingram Of Everett, 5 and s. in
a semi-final match today. Mrs..
PAUL edged past Mrs. o. NJ.
Grything Of Tacoma with up
victory on the 18th hole.
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The War
In Brief
BY UNITED PRESS


AsHIN Ton - Revealed
President Roosevelt and Prime
Ministers Churchill conferred in
historic meeting at sea.
BERLIN-High command re-
ports German armed forces on
Black sea coast between Odessa
and Bug river. with big Russian
forces entrapped In Dnieper river
bend area of Ukraine.
MOSCOW Russians silent on
positions in Ukraine. Claim third
German offensive smashed and 20
German divisions destroyed or cut
to pieces. Germans apparently
held on central front but strike
eastward south OF Lake linen on
northern LelningradD front In
effort to cut Leningrad- Moscow
rail line.
LONDON-Russian army with
drawsi In Ukraine 10 Dnieper ex-
pected To protect great Donetz
basin Industrial area. heart of
Soviet war production, ZOO miles
to east.
NICHY-Admiral Francois Oar
Ian, in first speech as powerful
defense minister, calls for sup
port and trust OF French armed
forces in Vichy's role in new order
IN Europe.
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z Major Strikes
Hamper Defense
BY UNITED PRESS

Two ma or strikes continued TO
hamper the national defense pro
gram Thursday and government
agencies pressed their efforts TO
end them.
The national defense mediation
board asked striking machinists 10
resume work at the Caldwell. y. j..
propeller plant Of the Curtiss-
Wright corporation while Secretary
Of Navy Frank Knox sought means
10 terminate the strike tying up
the Kearny, n. j.. yards Of the
Federal shipbuilding ahd DrydOck
Co. which has suspended work on
S4e3. 600 900 worth of naval and
merchant ships
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Draft Bill
Gets Final
Approval
30-Month Army
Troining Act Is
Sent to F. D. r.

wASHINGToN-The SEN
ate Thursday completed con-
gressional action on the mill
tary service extension bill and
sent il to the White House.
IL authorizes President Roose-
welt TO hold all men in the
seleotees and all 9TH
ers-in service for IA months
beyond their original terms.
The senat. adopted. 3 to 10. =
molten by sen. Ebert u. Thomas.
ID, Utah. 10 accept minor house
amendments 10 the ball. which car
RE. a congressional declaration
that the national intsrer, 10 inn
perlled." This avoided any need
for further action by the house.
which had passed II by only ono
vote.
Tho hin nus the restriction
of 200. 600 M the namb~r 81
men who may es censeripted
for training and service ~ any
one time.
Under the bill the service period
% any person now in the army
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STATE
EDITION

us, Controller rhsmss A.
swasse appears - an sather IN
the latest issue ~ syroscars
magazine II the .yro club. swsys.
"authprsd@ the story of tho recent
Gyro convention. lesd item In the
publication.
Nal l. NJ Apps~ss,. has 70.
turned 10 duty 81 FORT Lewis.
sers,. T. = nre.m Of FORT lewis
has been ordered In Pine Camp.
y. I. he will report there Sept. 1
rr..c,. Msashi,. c..ssm.a. iio
pa. roth. and Rupest >. tsssi. sum.
nsr. were among 81 who registered
at the annual reunion IN sneho-
mlsh Pioneer Boys and Girls AZ
ISOLATION.
Nr. and Mrs. Gyae esrrsss.
ta1s No 77th. recently attended
the Roberta .sisfses wedding In
Everett.
New arrivals In Tscoms are Mr.
and Mrs. n. ~. sssek~y and dauxh.
Continued on Page II. Column ~
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u. S. Public Debt
Hits HIGHEST Marx

WAsHIs0TOs - The pub c
debt 81 the United States ThHs-
day exceeded Sc. 900 .co0. 900 for
the first time In history.
The trsssury's daily statement
fixed the debt 81 $50. Oo4 szi .7Ss %
or approximately 1917 for every
man. woman and child IN the
United states
The debt a year ago vas ts3,-
szi ,5s5, s34s7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Prosecution May
End in Murder Trial

REDWOOD CITY, Cal.-The
prosecution may finish Thursday
its attempt 70 prove that Capt
John NJ. Holmes, socially promi-
nent army reserve flier. premedi-
tstedly murdered Wilson .. Nc
Nary. TO whom ne had lost the af-
lection Of a certain lady"
MeNsry was the cousin Of Sen.
Charles L. McNary. r.. Ore.
The state opened It's case only
"wednesday, put proceeded swiftly
with drawing room formaliiy.
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Here S Complete
Text Of White
House Statement
WASHINGTON Text o

WASHINGTON - Text of
the White House statement:
The president of the United
States and the prime minister.
Mr.. Churchill. representing
His Majesty's government in
the United Kingdom, have
met at sea.
They have been accompa-
MED by officials of their two
governments. including high
ranking officers of their mill
tary, naval and air services.
THE whole problem of the
supply of munitions Of war,
as provided by the lend-lease
act, for the armed forces of
the United States and for
those countries engaged in
resisting aggression has been
further examined.
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MOsCow-offieial Russian

MOSCOw-offieial Russian
sources claimed Thursday that
the third great German Of
fensive has been smashed.
listed 20 Nazi divisions as
routed or destroyed. and said
this did not include many
other totally or partially de-
stroyed divisions"
Germany u throwing In ns~
reserves and the ~ehfmsebt is
stiil strong. the official Communist
party organ Prasds said. but tins
myth Of hs inyincibiiIty u shat
tered once and forever
Ths official Communist party
organ Pravda. retortinr sngtily 10
triumphant German reports on
progress Of the war. ssid
Behind the modest reports
Of the soviet informstiss ss-
r~ss that nothing NJ issper-
i.nce occurred In the p.siil.~
~ troops he great eobse-
gs~nee..
Mo important changes occur
because the German offensive mas
teen broken by mighty rs.istsncs
u ths Red army.
Triumphant German reports ~
fhs advance on Moscow In sr-
cordsncs with plan. liquidation Of
CONTINUED on Page =. Column 81
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McChord Bombed" for Second Time
AS Army Continues Its Maneuvers

pia was near Grand Mound and
Centralia early Thursday and NOV
ing northward rapidly A. American
soldiers retrestsd. The retreat Nas
being carried out tn orderly fash
ion. however. the eommuniqus re-
ported.
An arrnored force. estimated az
battalion. was Etzlemsted as u
drove down I. S highway 80. Iol
Thursday. starting at Port An
geleS. II vas halted north u
Quiioens when three bridges were
bombed on the highway BY Amer
lean troops.
All these moves. u course. ar.
Continued on Page .. Column ~
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Charges Defense
Program Mismanaqed

w a y II INGTON - Chairman
Harry s. Truman. D.. Mo. Of the
special senate defense committee,
charged Thursday that armchair
generals and the office Of pro-
duction management have mis-
managed the defense program.
Truman in a speech which fol-
lowed submission Of the first re-
port OF his committee. charged
that hundreds Of millions OF dol
lars have been wasted" because Of
the war departments lack OF
foresight and planning and a
large amount Of inefficiency-."
He said that the oPn WA con
eentrsting defense orders IN huge
Industrial enterprises. and falling
to allocate contracts TO small
concerns.
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In discuas further details with sp-
pfoprlsfs officials ~ the unltsd
states government These confer
snees will slso cover the supply
problems 81 the Soviet Union"
Tho announcement aid that the
president and the British prlms
minister considered tbs dangers 10
world civilization arising from ths
policies Of military domination ~
conquest upon which ths hitisrsts
government u Germany and ether
governments associated herewith
have embarked
The pint declaration. made pub
ile in Washington. London and OF
ta~a simultaneously. said that the
president and the prime minister
deemed "a right" 70 mako known
certain common principles In the
national policies IL their fsspee-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Japan Minister
Victim Of Gunman

YO-B Baron Kiichiro
Haranuma, Is, minister with
out portfolio, long known az
Japan's No. ! fascist. was
wounded Thursday by an as
sassin reported TO be affili-
ated with the strong ultra
nationalist Black Dragon
secret society.
The assailant was Naohiko
lshiyama. 80. who obtained
entrance TO Baron Haranu-
mas home By a ruse and.
drawing a pistol from a roll
Of paper, shot him.
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fBy Tacoma Times starr hutsrb
FORT LEWIS - McChorc field
was bombed heavily for the second
time early Thursday as a large
enemy" force drove American
troops in retreat toward Olympia.
capital. Of the state. according 20
a war eommunique from MAJ Gen.
Kenyon A. Joyee's TX Corps head
quarters.
The enemy had driven spear
head INTO Shelton and an undster-
mined number Of invaders were
concentrated between Eima and
AcC4esry, the communique sd-
nitted
The force bearing down on oiym-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Italian Warship
Stopped by Turks

ANkARA, Turkey Turk
ish authorities have refused
permission for an 11,000-ton
Italian auxiliary cruiser to
proceed through the Darda-
nelles to the Black sea and
have ordered it to return i'm
mediately to the Aegean. it
was said authorita lively
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Solons Comment
On Declaration

WASHINGTON - Administra-
ton leaders IN congress gave
hearty approval to the Joint de-
claration of war aims by Presi-
dent Roosevelt sad Prime Minister
Winston Churchill.
Chairman Sol Bloom, D.. n. Y,
Of the house foreign affairs COM
mittee, said that the joint state
ment "crystalizes the aims and
aspiration in which all freedom
loving people are 10 closely
joined"
Senate Democratic Leader Alben
w. Barkley Of Kentucky said that
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
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.vhsss ass~n.~. ss~sss1 Ia ssii
for fse~h d<fisisssss ~ Am>s-
ie.s .sa Bsisi.h policy.
More remots Bat important per
piszitifs. AXE German lnfiu<nes ~
iran. usrs creating rising concern.
Soviet fesistsnes for tho FIRST
tlms convinced msay aosbtsrs
that cermsny can 10 d<fe@tsdL
Instead u encouraging Roosevelt
and cnaTcnili 20 relax. however.
the hsrilng Of roughly fosr-fiftns
~ German armed power against
Russia lmpsiisd ths premier and
president 70 prepare yet more tell
lng action.
These issn~s Alsse weaa1
s1pl~ia Why Mssssa hossssess
and ChsrehiII Ase4ded 10 80
down with th~sr ssrvscs shssfs
and, In az intimate psssssAi
chat. thrs>h sst shs ssssfssse
and political psesssms fnrssg
them.
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Exports to japan
Banned BY British

sONnoN Tns nritisA sDvsv~-
msst. setiag eoiy fsur ssa . haif
hours After announcement II ~
hlstovse meeting hstwess Pvs~b-
dent Roosevelt ana Prime Ainisesv
Winston chuschlli. thursday night
banned eli sHp1~ss Ia japan 10 :
novs te preserve In Pa Essessn
status qua.
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| Darlan Pleads
For Support
|0fProgran
BULLETIN

NICHY-Paris newspapers ar
irving In Vichy Thursday re-
ported that rioting provoked by
Jews and Communists occurred
In Paris Wednesday. Shots were
reported fired, wounding several
persons, during the rioting.
NCHY-Admiral Jean Darlan,
Frances new strong man." ap-
pealed by radio Thursday to the
land. sea and air forces of France
and her colonies to support the
revised national program an
nounced Tuesday by Chief of State
Marshal Philippe Petain.
Darlan spoke in his new capacity
as national defense minister, in
charge of the secretariats of war,
navy and aviation. He got the
new title in Tuesdays cabinet
shake-up, at which time Petain
Announced a broad policy of COL
Elaboration with the axis powers.
Darlan's speech was broad
cast over an empire wide
radio hookup. He said II was
his first "Order of the day"
as defense minister.
Called by the marshal chief
of state to the functions OF ma
tional defense. express to gen.
erals, officers, non-commissioned
officers and simple soldiers of the
army, navy and air force the pride
/ feel in the great honor done me, "
he said.
All can count on my spirit OF
organization, my impartiality. my
spirit Of justice. my affection
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U. S. Obligated
To Assist in
Crushing Nazis

BONDON--A moral obligation
on the part Of the United states
To help shape q better world.
after aiding In the overthrow Of
Nazism was seen by British
sources Thursday ss a result Of
the meeting Of President Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill At sea.
British circles ai~n took the
position that point eight in the
Joint British-Amencsn statement
implied that the United states
would be prepared. after world
disarmament. to Join IN aiding
whatever system might be set up
for policing the world.
Points six and eight In the
joint declaration concerning post
war aims and poliey--wers re-
garded here as most significant.
but IL was also pointed out that
the statement indirectly suggested
an offer for Japan to abandon
aggressive tactics in return for
promise of open world markets.
FILLS LONG DESIRE
FOR STAND ON WAR
In British eyes. the declaration
was designed To overshadow all of
the talks between Adolf Hitler.
Benito Mussolini and other axis
figures and to fin a long standing
desire for a statement OF war
aims.
The various points. In order Of
Importance were compared to
Woodrow Wilson's famous u
points but II was believed that
certain aspects OF the declaration
would be sharply criticized In
liberal circles here.
The British viewed the eight
points. in order OF importance. as
follows:
Point Six-A moral commit
ment by the United States to con-
tinue TO assist 10 the utmost and
Continued on Page 3, Column -
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BERLIN The high COM
mand, in two special eommu-
niques, claimed Thursday
night that Krivoi Rog, go
miles southeast Of klev. had
been occupied. that odessa
was enciroled. that Nikolalev
was threatened. and Russian
armies west Of the Bug river
faced humiliation.
German. Rumanian and
Hungarian armored forces,
stabbing into the heart OF
Russia's rich Ukraine. were
reported sweeping forward
on a wide front east Of the
Bug river toward the lower
Dnleper.
Occupation Of krivoi Rog.
westernmost of the Ukraine :
great industrial cities. was
announced in the second spe-
cial eommunique Of the day.
which claimed that the city
supplied Russia with 81 per
cent of its iron ore production.
The two special eommu-
niques, besides the regular
daily eommunique. were
broadcast throughout the
reich with the usual fan
fare of trumpets and roll Of
drums.
RumanIan forces. stabbing
toward the Black sea coast,
were sand 10 have eircied
Odessa from the east and sur
rounded the great Russian
grain port.
\ German and Hungarian
armored column. the com
munique reported, II threat
ening NikoIaiev, 80 miles
northeast Of Odessa. from
the east and vest. and the
high command asserted that
the defense Of the western
Ukraine faced complete
collapse.
Strong Soviet forces west
Of the Bug river Ton which
Nikolaiey hes) are facing de-
struction." the special com
munique claimed.
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i've eouniries. ou which thy
pinned their hepss ~ . 'Tnptons
future for the ~ori1.-
rhs deeisratlss In isseas ~
following eight points ~ msenn1
national pottery
|I-rsss 'ssre~s ssHlG1r -
~ sssrst uss5&eAL |y51es1ns
~ other
9-'-rhey ae~trs "a - ~ tagys-
= tcfiai eherGse that - ~ -
cord with IN treaty snospnno6
wishes ~ the peoples eupeevsa9s
7~''rhsy rsspsct IN rights Il eli
> peoples n shones shs fsrm ~
Eovsvnment up6ss whseh They wsll
i've and ~ish IN - sssenrstl1N
Continued q. rsss .. cslasma -
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In Major Leagues
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On The immesiIsts btisiHsse NJ The
prosecution Of the war ''tbs whole
problem NJ thu supply II munitions
OF var. a. provided BY thu isnd-
lease act. Tor the armed furc~s .s
the United states and for thpss
countries sssiv~ly snGaGsd In 70
sissinwi ssrr(ssson.' wss further
examined AZ the historic meeting
on the ssas.
Lord Bss~rbroot, the minister
NJ supply ~ the Britain govern
msnt. has joined In these confer
snres." the statement said III
10 going IN proceed IN Washington
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LORD BEAVERBROoK
JOINS IN CONFERENCE

Lord Beaverbrook, minis
ter of supply of the British
government, has Joined in
these conferences. He is 60
ing to proceed to Washington
to discuss further details With
appropriate officials of the
United States government.
These conferences will also
Continued on Page 5. Column ~
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WEATHER FORECAST

Pair tonight and SATURDAY. Tenn
perstures: High, Is: low, 81. sun
rises. 5:OT: sets. 7s2I.
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WARRINGTON - Lard nsavsr-
brook arrived here NY slrpians
Thursday and proceeded 81 anes
TO the British embassy.
Ne arrives 10 Wsshssssss
~ i7iss p. -. EST. 10 .
large Anssvteas- b~1oe bsasnes
with nvssiss ssshtsss.
secrecy prevailed % army and
navy alrfisids here. and u Was not
known Immediately Whistler he
VAS accompanied by anyone. Ne
"a. expected 10 hoid . pssss con.
fsrsnce later In the day.
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Fascisis Say
War 10 Go On

ROME-Italian quarters Thurs
day minimized the importance Of
the Roosevelt Churchill meeting
and said that Axis-Japanese war
plans would continue unchanged.
In some quarters IL WAS said
that the meeting showed the
anxiety Of Britons and Americans
over AXIS victories against Russia
and Japanese intentions in the far
east.
OTTAWA. ont.-Prime Minister
Mackenzie King said Thursday
that the statement Of the meeting
at sea between Prime Minister
Churchill and President Roosevelt
deserves the closest study and Is
bound to have a most important
effect on world opinion"
The prime minister said past
friendship and understanding be-
tween the two leaders had been
sealed at their first meeting to-
gether," and predicted there would
be even closer relations in the fu-
ture between Canada and the
United States as result of the
meeting
NEW YORK - John T. Flynn.
chairman of the New York chap
ter Of the America First commit
tee, said Thursday that the joint
statement issued by Prime Min
lister Churchill and Preside
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