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ks now have greater confidence in about them stip upon the people. To the out occasions make t tional holiday. So we observe the an- world the lesson is that a-nation ire really end War at all. but simply — confident, is also prone to become | erican election ened a new chapter of cor And arrogant an Tessive. We can j listice Day ! The American Tt China's adoption ¢ Satse our seventeenth-century an- not feel so. sure ts we did a few years tet Russia will 1 She 1 abundance and prosperity Constitution here, and gave thanks dev mutly, we seems to Russia’s The |} of a Constitutior worn phrases, hopit ‘ous doctrine erican conference overheard by ten mil- emse is a quick It wou! L monster mind to fi ion ty 1 ers ¢ comes to blows either with | ure out the tricate concatenation of with dust. by boys > comir ( van th Japan, her transtor- } events here is one: not a has nothing mation from the greatest pacifist. stat ! ly connection, but a ts Nove AVS Kreate to one of the me onakers powerful war- cause and effect ww shake the world hope and fear avs will be olve. Throw into this aitience. ‘Tus s why last event on our res of conflict in list, the Pan-American conference u. in central Europe, and nd make at Buenos Aires, may be the most fat | ve that November muy we dare jul of all. Having been forced by all a > make laughter for the say as we © once, that they logic to despair of our vaunted national j le who thrive on man’s dis- are far away and can not affect us. We rn We Americans are beginning } comfit By the first of Deceml now know pretty well that any great to look r I for a better hole to go to we'll probably all be like Fred Allen's hat 1 ns anywhere in the That better hole may be a I gger one penguins, flying backward because we too. The Far East in which the South and Ne Ameri Vt care where we're but want ' jet Russia cans will isolate themselves all together see where we've been leas thrust | \ special League of American Nations ty firesides. China, by — the Monroe Doctrine grown up into the HE American election will decile ‘ tution, will in Good Neighbor policy, and the neigl whether R. y in of ¢ dictatorship of one of hood declared strictly exclusive. he } tice, Its effect or I relat great dictators—Ge - ing Kai-Shek. For ten it « ed t this hemisphere Figure various international schemes have marking tin 1 There no ¢ s of trade—and that’s tl toward the only way finally to hgure out inter national relations—and it makes sense . equivo- Organize this hemisphere } tion. Once whether Roose iently e will be ne or and fille we could get along very ncerne Other drawn BS Mfrica. Mavbe the Ur ited and . get the li ir lords re of the he tacles to Pan-Ameri ‘ve cithe ts ce new as been that we sitive and me other nations ould get it, which but everyl Iti escat last te 4 soon the cold j Roose velt’s reelection will * the lerease the ARMISTICE DAY which opens at Bueno: Nires the end of } g ud to cope with — the month I the success of the con- | event by way of contrast. Wy » But the new — ference w 1erease our hope—slim | ner are great on celebrating one with its more democratic though it he—of avoiding the mies of | J comicbooks.com