tures the broadcast of Mr. Inston The Indian press approving tea-Churehilt, He &$sured the ultimate triumph.of the defenders of freedom and warn The "Madras Mail." il," is no ami al If Japan heeds it well and good. not let the fight be on and we not doubt who will win."
The "Indian Express" says. "Mr. Churchill's speech has the indication that the war has taken a hopeful from the British no that Britain fo provoking-a-conflict at all if is, could be avoided.—leuter. 1
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