Perfect agreement with Ba dec London, May 21.
ernmeni's policy was expressed by Lord Baldwin, former Prime Minister, in a speech last evening at Worcester.
"This country," he said, "is prepared to reason with anyone who is reasonable, She is equally prepared to resist anyone who bullies his neighbour. Apart from those called devotees of the Fascist and Nazi ideologies, nobody in the world wants war."
Lord Baldwin asserted that "if the leaders of Fascism and Nazism decide to apply force, they will be met with. the disapprobation of every other country in the world."
"That is a weight," he added, "which no one can stand up against. Napoleon himself could not do it, and. where Napoleon had failed no one is going to succeed. For a man of remarkable ability like Herr Hitler to make a political blunder of that kind seems almost incredible."
Lord Baldwin said he felt far more confident than he had'ever felt that, in the long run, perhaps in the short run, the ordinary people of the world, not excluding those of Italy and Germany, would win.—Reuter.
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