Stating that we need be the fact that we have been celled Ambassador to London, Mr. Mamoru Shigemitsu, Jo "left here esterday for Japan via the United States—United Press "|eome to Macao for the pu pose of visiting Admiral Soyeshima, who is at present making a courtesy call on the Portuguese Governor—Reuter, U.S. to Follow Strong Path of Self-Respect, Says Col. Knox Montreal, June 17.
is essential that we who have been an example to all nations in the ways of peace must again show the world, moving forward together, how free men can and will ce-operate to protect their common way of life when it is put in jeopardy," declared Col. Frank Knox, United States Secretary of the Navy, in a broadcast to Canada last night in connection with the Canadian upon to face such solemn respons: bilities, but might be proud and even rejoice amid our tribulations th have been born at this cardinal ti Victory Loan drive.
Col, Knox said the United States knew that it could probably achieve Mr. Churchill said that wickedness, temporary safety if it withdrew enormous, panoplied, embattled and Within itself till the triumphant Seemingly triumphant had cast its|fotalitarians were ready to assault shadow over Europe and Asia. Laws the Western Hemisphere, and customs were broken up, justice "But if we did that, how could we cast from her seat, the rights of the look a Briton in the face without weak trampled down, the grand hanging our collective heads for freedoms, which President Roosevelt shame?
How could we retain the had spoken of so mov-ugly, spurned znd chained, the whole structure of man. his genius, his initiative and his nobility ground down under systems of mechanical barbarism, of organized and scheduled terror.
"For more than a year we British have stood alone, uplifted by your sympathy and respect and sustained by our own unconquerable will rower and by the increasing growth and hopes of your massive aid," said Mr. Churchill.
"In these British islands we stand faithful guardians of the n is and dearest hopes of a dozen states and nations now gripped and tormented TReuter.
(Continued on page 2, col. 2.3 slightest vestige of self-respect if we were to save ourselves at the cost of every other people's liberty? That has never been the American way and, please God, we hope it never will"
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