Nations face drift toward neutrality amid Asian crisis
The author urges Roosevelt to invoke the neutrality act over Japan’s aggression in China, arguing that Britain France and the United States must act in concert. He warns of Japan’s quest for resources and notes France’s rail nationalization as a sign of shifting economic policy, urging readers to wake to global trends.
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World War News Roundup From Nippon Fronts to Shanghai
The Union reports Japan fighting strong Chinese resistance in Chahar near Kalgan and near Shanghai with heavy bombardments and new fiscal plans, while diplomats push for withdrawals and a growing US naval evacuation effort from Shanghai amid plague fears and blockade risks. The piece notes Dodd's Berlin stance, Britain's partition plan for Palestine, and various global tensions including anti-Japan sentiment and a Mediterranean shipping threat.
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Something Varied Rare in Crochet Pattern 1402
An opportunity to combine elegance with crochet using 10 inch filet squares in string. Repeat squares alone for different designs in cloth spreads or scarves. Pattern 1402 gives directions for squares joining and fabric article ideas with a photograph. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
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Mermaids Vanish From Ocean Depths
The mermaids of old tales are dugongs or sea cows once abundant in the Indian and South Atlantic waters. Constant hunting for their meat and predation by sharks on their young threaten their survival, making them among the rarest of living creatures.
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