London, Mar. 18.
"Winston Churchill is, to use an Australian phrase, 'a bobbydazzler', real crackerjack,' who thrives on combat"—This tribute to the British Prime Minister was paid by the Australian Prime Minister Mr. Menzies in Manchester last night. "He is one of the greatest leaders in all history, one of that rare type of men who do best under strain."
Terming President Roosevelt's all-out appeal for help to the democracy jes "magnificent" Mr. Menzies said, "this American attitude proves that fo be neutral you need not be entirely unintelligent, holding no opinions on war, as some neutrals have thought. It also shows you can be neutral and still give tremendous as. sistance to a combatant country.
"Mr. Menzies described Hitler as holding the views of Alice in Won-doriand that "what I say three times is true," except that "Hitler says it 30 times and it is still untrue."—Reuter.
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