way or the Italians in Greece— The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, No Settlement in have failed in this war as in past long a thorn In the British side, Sight Requires Offensive wars. At this mordent the Germans nas received help "handsomely and in North Africa are proceeding with leavily” from Berlin, British sources respectful caution in the face of an said, so a new anti-Jewish outbreak Eliot Holds no In Mediation Board As Defense, Maj. enemy who is likely to hit back. by the Palestine Arabs would be The British against Italy’s Marshal surprise. (Dispatches from Beirut to Nazi Advantage Gained by Hesitation Graziani, the British in East Africa, Vichy, , said some blood al- Talks on G.M. Dispute carried out campaigns with almost ready had been spilled in Palestine Of Foes to Act With Force Cited the same freedom of action as the and some Jewish leaders kidnapped Germans in and Norway, by Arabs). Secretary Perkins Gives Bv MAJ. GEOKGE FIELDING avoided at all costs. This theory with similar results. The evidence German agents long have been ELIOT. presupposes that tigers do not eat is overwhelming—static defense is striving to shatter British and 3 Other Controversies course of French influence na- Now and then in the rabbits unless "provoked.” doomed, the striking power of mod- by fomenting these articles I have called atten- tionalist movements and encourag- To Panel; Bethlehem Vulnerable. ern weapons used according to un- Signs tion to the increased importance disturbed plan is certain to be vic- ing a vague "Pan-Moslem” idea in Df the time factor in modern war In all these cases, the forward the Near East, the British said. Bi thf Associated Press. torious. The best defense is a well- Everything moves faster in these assembly of supplies was especially The future of troublous French A Defense Mediation Board panel planned offensive of one's own, de- mechanized days, particularly air notable and contributed immensely Syria was designated a major ques- to settle a contract dis- livered at an unexpected moment. attempting forces. There is less time to think to the subsequent speed of the Ger- tion. between the C. I. O. United As we sit here in America debat- pute to decisions. man movements. It is a practice Workers things over, weigh ing risks and at the tak- Automobile and General which is in face of shivering A meeting of the French cabinet That applies to the corporal with hardly possible of chances in Motors Corp. appeared last night ing "distant” war, we in was his squad, the major general with an active enemy air force too strong Vichy yesterday cancelled to be making little progress. might think of these things. We when Vice Premier Jean his , the commander in chief to be beaten out of the air, because suddenly leader have a chance now to take CAN :e a Participants in the controversy the of- Darlan left for Paris. The Near of great forces—and to the people in such a case large ammunition East declined to comment, but authori- fensive, later on we shall be de- situation caused his and government of a threatened and supply dumps in forward areas trip, Vichy tative that no prived of that we shall circles quarters reported nation. offer the most inviting of targets opportunity, diplomatic said. settlement was in sight. The panel have to sit and wait for the enemy Some French circles In no era has there been moie and are likely to become nothing expressed sessions have been carried on be- to move, in the fullness of his own belief that in own J the maxim of the old response to the Iraq in force behind but bonfires. hind closed doors here since Thurs- good time, with a plan he has con- Premier's for German the field service “Even a Likewise, one of these perfectly plea aid, field regulations: your day. ceived and prepared in full Germans send defective plan boldly and resolutely co-ordinated and timed blitzkriegs, security. might troops by The U. A. W. has delayed a strike, This is the course our defeatists and or go Tur- ' v carried out is better than the hesi- once set in motion, is difficult to transport plane through threatened in 6t plants employing appeasers would have us take. On key. Hitler would not tating search for the ideal.” Better check or to reorient in direction, so They hoped 160.000, pending efforts of the board i the evidence of this it is the decide to —and safer; for the new techniques that it is. especially vulnerable to war, go through Syria, though IF YOU ATTEND THE to adjust the dispute. mast dangerous course we could that possibility obviously was of are most dangerous sharp attacks by strong enemy ar- up- Principal point at issue is re- possibly adopt. permost in their minds. when the aggressor has had plenty mored forces on its flanks or rear, ported to be a union demand for (Copyright. 1041, Stv York Tribune, Inc.) Pierre Laval, chief French advo- of time, undisturbed, to make his and particularly to an enemy turn- 10 cents an hour increase in basic cate of full co-operation with Ger- plans and launch his attack. The ing movement which might assail wages The company has offered many, conferred lengthily in Paris OF is to him some SCHOOL best defense upset by it in a totally unexpected quarter. 3 cents. with Hitler's Otto sort of vigorous offensive action be- these considerations, re- representative, The corporation has approximate- But all Abetz. he all set. Iraq in contracts. fore is straining as they might be under • Continued From First ly $700,000,000 defense Page.) The French expressed belief that Looking back over the blitzkrieg conditions of war, be ordinary may the Germans had Bethlehem Steel can see made a deal Signs. campaigns of this war, we cheerfully discounted by those who troop concentrations at Bagdad's RELATIONS the HUMAN how true this is. promising anti-British Iraqi Other labor developments: are doing all the attacking and Camp Rashid; in leadership in a new all-Arab state. Bethlehem Steel Co. signed a con- ! In Poland, the Germans acted have reason to know that they That the Army had taken good Iraq At the same time, the French with the C. I. O. union of accordance with a plan which they who has no over all oil Sales and f tract are facing an enemy wells, pipelines, pump were Training Personality Development had of time to work nervously on the lookout for marine and shipbuilding workers had plenty thought of attacking them while stations and fisheries; J knew movement of German troops toward 1.800 employes of its Ho- out very thoroughly. They his destruction. That there was an duel covering j they are preparing artillery for a what were to do. Spain possible attack on boken