The "New "York Herald-Tribune," in an editorial, article today, assails Heir Hitler's "peace speech" as "super-madness."
"The more the speech is studied," says the newspaper, "the more incredible it seems that a great and civilized European nation could have such-a spokesman. There could have been few historic utterances so completely -unrelated to reality. The arrogance and bullying brutality are crass and solid enough, and the aim so fantasti¢ally wide-of any mark, to suggest mental frenzy."
Referping to the British determination to: fight Hitlerism, the paper adds that: until Hitler is overthrown "it is dificult to see-how any progress "towards peace is possible."—Reuter.
Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, and the French Premier, M. Edouard Daladier. Until their answer is received no important military operations is expected—United Press.
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