to Japan

An American Answer to Japan

Iff HE following forecast is sent in by a South Seas resident, who offsets his isolation and studies world affairs by spendnig considerable time at his radio.

THE purpose of the present phase of Japanese propaganda is self-evident.

Germany, having failed to sow dis cord among the United Nations, has delegated to Japan the task of aiding and abetting the political highbinders and hatchet-men at Wellington, the grimy Nibelungen of underground Fascism, who are undertaking siege operations against the citadel of Mr.

Roosevelt’s historic achievements.

The Japanese High Command has adopted the Hitlerian formula of the Colossal Lie—repeated and magnified.

The reply of the United States will be the re-election of Mr. Roosevelt to the Presidency, by an overwhelming majority.

The “Seven Dwarfs,” who are bravely posing as candidates against him, will be blown like chaff before the whirlwind.

The Rev. Frere Lane, of Manapi, New Guinea, arrived in Melbourne on leave in January. He has served with the Anglican Mission for 25 years, first in Northern Australia and then in New Guinea.