will express to the Turkish Government Britain's great sympathy for Turkey's. I ssleamer Ritha, Tt will be recalled that the Rifha was sunk by the Germans with a serious loss of life on Wednesday afternoon.
Difficult War Referring to the Russo-German war he said that if the Soviets put up the same type of battle as that put vp by China against Japan, "Chan. cellor Hitler will have a hard time secomplishing victory, and it would bea blow to his pli "On the other hand," said Sir Vie~ for, "should he make a swift pence then he would be confronted with the problem of having to patrol a coun fry which Is much too large for the German troops available."
Sir Victor said, however. that, oth the:
Great Britain would be in "grave danger."
"Should Russia hold out, however, will be a long war in any event. Chancellor Hitler has vast resources except for of. Tt must be a war of England and America hanging on." Sir Victor said.
Sir Victor said that should Germany win the war he believed Germany's power would last no longer than two generations because the necessity of police work would destroy the moral of war minded arm. tes. Chancellor Hitler will never be satisfied until he has conquered the United States, because the United States and Nazi ideologices "can not live together," Sir Victor said.—United Press.
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