London, June 13. cannot yet sce how deliverance will come or when it will come, but nothing is more certain than that every trace of Hitler's footsteps, every stain of infected and corroding fingers will be sponged and purged and, i if need be, blasted from the surface of the earth," asserted the Brit ish Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, at a meeting of all Allied Governments at St. James's Palace yesterday, during which a resolution was passed to continue the struggle against German oppression.
Mr, Churchill declared "Hitter may burn' and trample his way through the tortured earth. He may spread hig course far and wide and carry his curse with him, But it is here in this island fortress that he will have to reckon in the end. We shall jsufice. Concentration camps are overcrowded, At every dawn, Ger~ man volleys' crack, ae strive to resist by land and sea. We shall be on his track wherever he woes,'
Resolution "The vile race of e—to use The general war situation was dis cussed at the meeting. The text of the resolution is: "The Governments of Great Britain and Northern Tre-Jand, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, the Government of Belgium, the Provisional Czechoslovak Government, the Governments Greece, Luxembourg, the Nether~ lands, Norway, Poland and Yugo slavia and representatives of General de Gaulle, leader of Free Frenchmen, engaged together in the fight against oppression, are resolved:
'"1—That they will cent struggle against Germano aggression until victory is won and that they' will assist each other in their struggle to the utmost of their respective capacities.
"2-—That there can be no settled peace and prosperity so long as free peoples are coerced by violence Into submission to domination by Germany. or her associates or ive under' threat of such coercion "S—That the only true basis of enduring peace Is the willing co-Speration of free peoples in a world in which, telleved of the menace of aggression, all may enjoy economic trid social security, and that their intention to work together and with other free peoples both in war and peace to this end.' a's Rocha tees "Your Excellencies, my Lotds and Seats obaarantety Stet cit Sa act een a og PACA ea one
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