amusing revelation of the" inconsistencies of reget, Bulletin." on Monday, gave the German propaganda machine, both in: Gers many and in' Shanghai. But when the various German broadcasts are exantined, as they are in London, the manner in which the Germans serve up their "news" to the various nations to which their troadeasts) are directed, amuse: ment, gives place to amazement that they. are the (glittering role of self-appointed so clumsy in their "methods. Great Britain eritle."
yet even Mr, shinwelts criticisms can has found that truth pays, It paid-in the last fe stimmarized into the complaint that the war war. and is paying in this, ahd there. is_not not being prosecuted wit the slightest doubt: that, had the Brush Gov= He" himself. blunted. the edge of ernment Played. the same. game with pro: declaring: "There is "no weakening 5 barbs by Getermination "to effect" the destruction © of Paganda that "the "Germans "do, they "would long "have alienated much of" the foreign Hiderem sua, our "unity, i, invulnerable fu the light of this declaration his questions 1ook-sympathy and support which ix so fortunately theirs. What with German. and 'Tallanclainss oda litre silly. Did the Government regard it would seem that the British. Navy has lerist the defence of the Empire in the Far East os ceased to exist. "The Ark Royal was sunk 80 a second front? Why had' the. offensive in. many times by "German Ties, ie isa Libya' been delayed? The Prime "Minister: defined the British Government's determination.
Yonder, thew Rad, the hannaed o Mannotnee success when at last they did sink her, when he announced that in the event of a war: Between the United States and Japan, Britain's forward: is that Germany has a superiority. in dates barm. that the enemy i uring declaration would, follow "within the "ow: the air over Britain and Russia of ten to. one. But at the same tine he express ara is obviously not true, "for, if they have, regret which he fell, and which would be shared by 'a "Britons, should sue deco hey Are ahong remark, Boop ne, of enemy claim regarding the damage done tion become necessary, So far_as the offensive to the Russians is all of i piece with their in' Libya is concerned, Dr. Shinwell" showed Keneral propaganda policy." That. the "Russians that "he is incapable of realizing that, modern fy heavily, they themselves admit.
Warfare is different from what warfare Was even twenty. years. deo." To most people the fersine series of air raids__made on enenry "North Africa, the series of attacks of their bases in Staly, and the extremely heavy foal ile of their merchant Shippin aid mil tary supply. ships during. the last few weeks Wwotiid be &n_ indication that the often 2 from. being delayed, has already there are more als than "taking an axe ways of defeating an nomy than pricking him there ire ore bayonet. With General Tejo aus to make a on Japanese "policy pronouncement ural that there should have been consid able interest In the Government's attitude. to-Wards Japan during the debate. The demand was for a stronger line in the Far East, and the fact that such a demand has been voiced wie leisiature of Great Britain onthe eve shows that anything more fort Fight than' Mr. i's statement already Feferred fo, 'The British Government is com. fitted to.'an enormous' task in the elimina Hon of Hitler and all he stands for. British Fespurces are being. strained to, supply. the Gallant Russians with all that they need to They would be foolish not to do so. in views of the slernness of the fighting, Since the inva Sion commenced, but there is a vast difference between the uires of the German claims ati that of the Russian admission. "A for German ores: they would apparent have the world believe. that thew amount to about three men anda boy which ie of course ridiculous. locally ithe German propagandists seem to be. silieted with remarkably bad memories, "They cannot days in succession yess a thi Fequire i= one the tittle tio Stories they" br "To conquer them, to hurl them back, require? I nous faut de' Caw encore de Taudace, et toujours To dare, and axis are, and to date!Rixht so, thow brawny Titan where is nothing ott. for thee but that. Old man, heard it, will "still tell you how tae iee_made all. hearts that moment: an braced them to. lace: and th ited uproad over isa Word spoken in seavon—
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