Berlin, July 23.
President Roosevelt last night was, leharged with *joint responsibility' {for Great Britain's rejection of Chan. cellor Adolf Hitler's "appeal to res son" for peace between Germany and Meanwhile, German sources expected Herr' Hitler to set the zero hour for the Teutonic Blitzkrieg Jagainst the British Isles after the Jspeech of the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons today, since the Fuehrer docs not regard the speech of the [British Foreign Secretary, Lord Hall-ax, rejecting Hitler's peace offer, as an oficial reply, "We will be able to tell how matters stand after Mr. Churchill's an authorized source de-attacked Comment on Hitler Ottawa, July 23.
Scathing comment on Herr Hitler's speech was made by Mr. W. L. Mace Kenzie King, the Prime Minister, in the House of Commons.
{calls for_no words in reply, it answers itself," he said. "The only comment that' may obviously be At-made is that as far as the future of the war is concerned de-Jception has run its course.
"Resolute action alone will decide how suffering and misery are to be Jended, whether tyranny or freedom fs (o be annihilated. The great qualities of the British' Isles shine more lo rightly than ever. Invasion of those Islands' will be invasion of the sanetuaties of all free men. vader is our invader:
Ankara, July 23.
The "tention of the whole Turkish press is still concentrated on Hitler's "peace offer," and Turkish newspapers unanimously describe it as ulerly "unreliable.
Every newspaper expresses its ap-Jproval and admiration of the fierce Setermination of Britain and her Empire to continue fighting uns... a desive victory, and the permanent surance of freedom for all peoples oppressed by Nazism and Fascism Reuter.
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