Peace days alternative to war urged by Dayton speaker
John S. Moore of Dayton told Coe College Rotarians that the United States must develop a constructive foreign policy and help create an alternative to war as Japan presses into China. He described Japan as an industrial 65 million nation expanding in Manchuria with high costs to maintain control and rising food prices and taxes at home.
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Perennial border plan for continuous summer color
A guide to planting 36 perennial flowers along shrub borders for bloom from June to October. It covers soil prep with 12 to 15 inches of topsoil, yearly refeeding, and pruning of shrub roots. A suggested scheme lists 13 plants with colors, heights, and placement for a sunlit edge.
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American influence in China and Japanese aims discussed
Mr Moore described a modern warfare style used by China and praised American contributions to China over fifty years. He noted rising nationalism and loyalty to country over family. He warned Japan seeks regional dominance including the Philippines. He cited the Sahara as 3,459,500 square miles in area.
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