Little more than the framework of the League remains, Mr. Jacklin said. Trained officials have been sent to their own countries, because "we has temporarily slackened off, many countries in Europe have been overrun and can no longer contribute to League expenses, and some have not paid their contributions for last year."
Although the League probably will be restored to its former power, its membership may be changed slightly, Mr. Jacklin implied. "I don't think the face of Europe will be quite the same," he explained, although Belgium, Holland and France will be restored fully, and Poland "partly.
Mr. Jacklin said he was "ce: Britain would win the war.
"Not since the war began have. I heard anyone express any doubt as to the ultimate defeat of Germany," he said. "Nazism cannot be allowed to win. If it did, it would not be long before every nation, small or great, would become its vassal.
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