The Archive · 1940

Valuable Aid of Army

"Wherever I went in all ranks," Mr, Stanley asserted, "I was immensely struck by the atmosphere of energy and confidence (cheers) I was immediately struck with the relations between the French and British in this war compared to the last. In the last war we were Allies, In this war we are friends."

The country, the War Secretary said, appreciated that they had already received, and would continue to receive, very valuable assistance from the Dominions, India and the Colonies. Canadian troops had been in this country nearly three months. and were now li advanced in their training. Reiter,

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