London, June 17.
Although no official statement has yet been made, it is generally believed that Britain will fight on alone.
The authoritative announcement made last night, voicing "the unshakable determination to fight until victory" still holds good, it is thought.
That statement, it may be recalled, declared:
"It cannot be too clearly and def-mately stated that Great Britain i firmly and resolutely determined to continue the struggle."
News of the capitulation of the French Army was received with grim determination.
No reproach is felt against France. made only in the face of overwhelm-It is recognized that the decision was ing circumstances, There is inevitable speculation as to what will come next, Many observers think that Germany's next move will be a peace offensive, perhaps made through some neutral intermediary—Reuter.
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