while much is not heard of Italian Oct. 2, feats Selfish considerations with regard to "doing! o¢ rie {hast dayt it must Set be aeseaed the best they can for themselves "out of tat the Mahan, propaganda, machine.is_3n France's sad plight. There are sti French sny- way much behind Goebbels" department People who remain loyal to the cause for) in the issuance of falsehood.
A recent Which Great' Britain and her Allies are example is the engagement between Ttalian fighting, not only those who support Gen-! torpedo-carrying aeroplanes, and the British eral de Gaulle, but those others in occupied Mediterranean fleet conducting a convoy and unoccupied France who realize that through the central Mediterranean. The their hope lies in the successful efforts of; Itaifan eet is said to have been somewhere the democracies to destroy the menace: ju the vicinity but, with that discretion which which covers Europe. There can be no has marked its conduct since the British peace until that has been removed, and the; Navy gave it several somewhat severe democracies enabled to proceed with the maulings, it very wisely kept out of the way. establishment of a new order with some After the encounter the Italians claimed thai Prospect of a permanent security which @/ their machines had succeeded in sinking two. chauvinistic Germany has threatened for heavy, and one light, cruisers, and to have so long a time. That is a fact which the damaged a battleship. The British Admiral-rulers of the democracies fully realize, and ty admit that H.MLS. Nelson was struck by a which Marshal Petain obviously does not. torpedo and her speed slightly reduces, wile Jone merchant vestd In the convoy wat sunk. The "allans claim that" the convey was forced to turn back 10 the base from which
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