"L'Avenir" stated that the war will resolve itself into a supreme conflict between two forces of civilization and two formulas of world organization, fort" stressed that the pact does not merely consecrate a situation which has already existed in Tt is part of a political plan which had been in pi paration for some and represents its final and decisive phase," the paper added. "The pact may be considered the italo-German reply to the recent Anglo-American agreement whereby London, in exchange for several air d naval bases, obtained fifty destroyers from the United States."
According to "Lo Figaro" the military ion of the British Em-while Britain "At a time when Lord Lothian, British Ambassador to_ Washington, is urging President Roosevelt to speed up the delivery of American material to his country, the US Government is placed before a difficult alternative," the paper concludcd.—Havas our souls?—Reuter.
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