The British Government ws. clined to view France's food supply problem in the same light as the United States and would not oppose the dispatch of foodstuffs to unoccupied France on the condition that sufficient guarantees were given that such food supplies would not be sent cut of unoccupied France, British quarters here stated today, commenting on the conference held here this morning between the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr, Cordell Hull and Lord Halifax, the British Ambassador to the United States.
According to these circles, Lord Halifax was.stated to have expressed this opinion to Mr. Hull during today's conference.
After the conference, Lord Halifex told press correspondents that general questions had been dealt with, but it was believed that the food supply problem wes one of the main items e—Haves Telemondial.
"Had Germany achieved only part of these successes in 1918 she would have won the World War. Today the German forces are ready, enormously strengthened in personnel and mat-enol, determined and confident that they will complete what was begun in 1940, "The country must bear heavier sacrifices in this year than before. The whole nation today is a fighting unit."
Herr Hitler referred to the heroism of U-boat crews and airmen, adding, "We look upon a winter filled ith work, Whatever had 1o be improved in. our equipment - was improved. The German forces have now become the strongest military instrument in our history.
*No power and no support in the world will change anything in the outcome of this wer. England will fall. Eternal providence does not let those be victorious who are ready to shed the blood of men merely for the attainment of their own ends,""—Reuter, Lydia Hill Estate London, Mar. 16.
Miss Lydia Cecilia Hill, former cabaret girl friend of the Sultan of Johore, left £16970, with a net £12,434, on which estate duty of £1,415 has been paid. Miss Hill died last October in Canterbury as the result of enemy action—Reuter.
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