Plans are being drawn up in Britain and ihe United States to meet the needs of a war which may last throughout 1943. In no quarter does there seem to be any tendency to under-"Public Preference our Best Reference" estimate the forces to be overcome. It is admitted that the Nazis will be hard to beat. but is is not conceded for one moment that they cannot be soundly beaten. It is just as well at owns. this moment, however, that there should be before the warnings against complacency among the Allies-
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