Minneapolis, May 10.
Victory in the on production Lord Halifax, Br Washington, told present is dependent and transportation, irish Ambassador to 1 the Rotary Club here yesterday "Today there are fortunately signs that the time is approaching vhen every unit of totalitarian production will be met by two units ai free production," Lord Hi "The day must Nazis no longer fresh loot, as the Holland, Penrari halifax said. soon come when the will be able to find y found it in France, k and other ravaged countries and will be forced to draw still deeper on their reserves.
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can be no compromise in the present rugi gle, aid the British Ambassador Death itself would be prefer able to living in a world ruled by Hitlerism.
Lord H lifax said the Germans have launched a "ne wave of terror in Poland They are practicing with cold, conscious. deliberate, scientific skill a savage not seen since the days of Genghis Khan."
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"On the anniversary of the bar-barons, brutal and unprovoked in-asian of the Netherlands by German orna forces I wish to express the titude of His Majestys Government for the aid which the Nether-tends Government has given to the Allied cause throughout this grievous year. the Prime Minister wrote.
"The presence in this country of Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands and her armed forces and merchant marine have been a most alnable addition of strength to the common cause. Nor do we forget the brave Dutchmen who fought so gallantly in the battle of the Netterlands. znd who are now under the Nazi yoke ud continue to oppose tyranny.
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