Boston, June 20.
The British Ambassador to Washington, Lord Halifax. yesterday dismissed reports of a Russo-German conflict, remarking that many of Germany's actions which "look like war are only pressure work."
He said that such a war would put economic strain on Germany because it would effect one of her main sources of supply,—Russia, He said that a German invasion of Russia could only be motivated by the desire for the rick Ukraine wheat and coal fields, but even a German victory would leave Chancellor Adolf Hitler with the "difficult problem" of transrcrtation, Britain, he added, was ready for any move that the Fuhrer might make.
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