(Continued from page 226) which she has swallowed. The question of that part which Russia has seized still remains for future consideration, but that Polish nation shall again exist is the clear determination of the Governments of Great Britain, and France which have definitely committed themselves to that proposal. Standing in the greatest possible contrast fare the facts that while Herr Hitler cannot keep faith with other countries and is even now denying his own political doctrines because it suits his book to do so, the Allies remain faithful to their commitments and are willing to wage war until those obligations have been honoured. Apostasy on the one hand, good faith on the other. The anxiety of the man of fifty who would rather fight now than when he is fifty-five or sixty, fand that of the other man of seventy having done all he could to prevent. war short of betraying all those ideals for which he, his country and its ally stand, present £0 felear cut a picture of evil contrasted with good that posterity will probably wonder how it was possible that' such a man a Herr Hitler could lead such a nation as Germany into the present terrible morass of war in the manner which he has. Herr Hitler will accept every condition demanded by M, Stalin rather than yield before the western Powers, even if it comes to the sacrifice of his people to the Moloch of Communism. The Allies will continue to fight for the vindication of those ideals of freedom and justice without which their political systems cease. to have any meaning.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.