"If they are saying in the West that this must not take place, if it is being said In England that we must reckon with a war of three, four or eight years, then we ye them Suitable answer. T have no war aims against England and France. I have tried to maintain peace with these countries "and to establish friendly relations. T have especially striven, after the settlement of the Saar, Prevent any conflict and to prevent any propaganda which could provoke hostility. If England. continues the war, she reveals her real. aims—that she wants 8 wat against the German Government."
If the war lasted three years. the Chancellor " exclaimed, the word "capitulation" would not arise on the German side, not in the fourth, Att, sixth and seventh years, He declared that it was "bottomless villainy" that millions "of men must be "hounded to their death. "Undoubtedly. he added, Germany was taking up the challenge, and asserted that England had already started a war against women and children by means of her Navy.—Reuter, Vast War Potential In British India London, Sept. 14.
The great importance of India's cooperation with Great Britain against Germany, was emphasized in an evening broadcast today by Lord Bailey, former Governor of the Punjab and the United Provinces.
"Germany must now once again misread the meaning of the political difference of character in India," he declared. "Germany certainly must not assume that the Con ress Party has any sympathy with, her own aims. Mr. Gandhi, despite hig horror of war, has not concealed. his belief in the' justice of Great Britain's cause and has said that, for his own part, he feels that what: lever support should be given Britain should be given unconditionally.
"In the last war." he—recalled, "India voluntarily recruited 1,500,000 men and sent overseas 1,250,000 men fxd "3800000 "tons of supplicn
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