Churchill, said that the Nazi "new order" had not deceived the masses of the world, "They realize thst there is no ordos or security in tyranny," he said. They want what the British want. They want what the Americans want. They went a friendly, civilized world of free peoples in which Christian virtues and moral values are not spurned as decadent and outmoded a world where honest work is recognized and men owns himself.
At the start of his speech Mr. Churchill said, ^we meet here today under the strong impression and impact of the historic declaration Saturday last by Roosevelt which brought the British nation and Empire a sense of encouragement and fortification for our resolve, which came to us from across the ocean by those stirling. august and fateful Presidential words"—United Press.
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