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Focuses on German radio propaganda to South America. Reports that the powerful DJD station, located at Nauen, is sending over six hours of daily short-wave programs; Announcement of a photography contest; Details about the contest; Information on a letter-answering session; Lack of elaborate technical facilities by German broadcasting.

Focuses on the opportunity for increasingly intimate business relations between the U.S. and South America discussed during the Pan-American conferences. Means of satisfying the expanding home markets and in supplying Europe with raw materials and manufactured specialties; Importance of establishing an effective selling agencies in order to build up an American export trade with South America.

Focuses on the criticism of the Monroe Doctrine by the Acting Secretary of State William R. Castle in the U.S. Discussion of the right of intervention of the U.S. in the internal affairs of an American state; Attempt of Castle to build up the confidence of the outside world in a policy which has always defied definition; Reason for the difference in the status between South America and Africa; Motive behind the introduction of the Monroe Doctrine.

The article reports on the plan of a House Committee in the U.S. to use half billion dollars through the export-import bank to aid South America. The measure reveals the tendency of the State Department to take over the direction of its economic policies as well as diplomatic and military ones. However, the plan seems not to fall with grace upon the ruffled spirits of Congressmen. Under the initiative, $500,000,000 is provided for Reconstruction Finance Corp. to provide loans to South America.