London, Feb, 17 'The offal advice "to British cilzens fat they" should leave Thal fand' must be Teed ay 2 wise Preca tion, "not "s" proof "of limment danger, declares the "Dally Teleraph in-an editorial today, then der Donets of the number of people under Axle whips' the stella" continues, Swe "abound ree fmembee at delegnie from cuter trid southern quaters of the Brian Eimplte at the Del Conference presented a population of 41600 0 Watka trade "of,800,00,008 yer, "Thole war strength undeveloped was formidable, as aly hae biter Compined.. Geographical position rabies them toe distribute thee rowing power Jest where Iz mos needed for the security of the Empire, "To. frustrate the menace of a southern drive of Japanese Nazism towards Singapore and Australasia, Australia has not only fighting men of supreme quality but efficient dustries behind them, and is "all gut" on a huge production plan, Yet Australia is only one of the arsenals of the Empire which can supply a campaign in the Pacite."
'The "Telegraph" proceeds to refer fo the industrial resources of India and South Africa, and adds: "The Japanese Government may welt re-fleet on this amplitude of supplies. 'There' should yet be enough wisdom in councils in Tokyo to disobey' Hitler's order for national suicide." Reuter.
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