FP Press Says Battle The paper also. comments: every country, where people are free to. order their own lives and. speak their own thoughts, it is realized now that the Allies are fighting for the security of all.'
The "Daily Telegraph" notes further; "Particularly strong reaction has been produced in South Africa "Obvioüsly the aim of the Allies must be to st the situation suiigieritly to allow readjustment of their dis " "Phe Times" in an X President Roosevelt% message to Congress, at once a Bnd: call to action; will belas inspiring: ichs-side of, the Atlantic as it has plainly been in America.
*It.comes at an opportune moment when the Allied armies are-engaged a desperate struggle to hold back a barbarian onslaught."
Practically all, American republics, "The Times" also says, have accepted Uruguay's proposal that they shaula make a collective protest against the German invasion of the Low Countries.
"Such a potest would be regarded with, indiffepenee in Bergin, as a merely moral "gesture. Yet in. the long run. it is the moral forces. which. bout.: The Allies are heartened by Kowüng (that all jover the world moral forces are on their side.'
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