The Archive · 1941

Better Late Than Never

Commenting on the agreement at Sydney Sir Frederick Minister of External Affairs, said the pect would give the widest satisfaction, and in effect meant that Britain and Russia would ce-operate wholeheartedly and not to negotiate with ment. the enemy except by mutual agree-

The "Sydney Sun," in an editorial, said the agreement was the only logical outcome of the situation forced by Hitler's Invasion of Russie, Every reasonable man in the British Empire, the newspaper added, "will applaud the pact and will agree that it is better late than never."—Reuter.

China Missionary Dies In Britain London. July 14, The death of Doctor E. V.S. Morgan, missionary in China for over half n century, was announced here today Reuter.

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