AVERTED IN TIME.
j FAMINE AND ANARCHY IN EUROPE. PREVENTED BY ALLIED RELIEF. By Telegraph.-. Prut Aim - Copyright Am j ~ Parig > Au * **• Allied relief just prevented a total catastrophe in Europe through famine and anarchy. Mr. Hoover believes that the danger of Bolshevism has generally passed. Europe has received upwards of ten million tons of food from America since the armistice, but. the problem of production and self-help in war-strieken countries is still unsolved. The position would probably be difficultfor another year. The new States would soon be able to.import on their own account if gweu credit. The Allies mutt 2" of Russia rescued from the Bolsheviks for at least a year. '■»» r l. H ?T r T> believeß that the drawal of the British from Armenia will precipitate a general massacre and dostroy relief measures there.—Times
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 August 1919, Page 4
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137AVERTED IN TIME. Taranaki Daily News, 27 August 1919, Page 4
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