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— . os om + w 8 a | ea A pence without victory is still possible, tvem is the Terrains - Beavis and eliminate France frcm the war. ¥ “here is no need te mene 118s elassicel peroration the pussating life of the Eritish Expire § poner Pod eww :1a”, In spite of 11 that hes bern said ateut = %e, put to conquer the world, or Surope, there is ne proef that Germiny | Muck plans or thet Hitler would spread his nations] socialism with vere ig no reascn to eg-ume thet the sovereigntics of “orway, pere: : and, Belgium and Luxerbourg will not be fully restored. Ve do kocw ; we arte Bee ny may do respecting France in the event of a Germen victory as we : Btet the Allies would do with “ermeny if they win the war. We do kn be 1} the powers Sermehy_ts_the—_ona;—ene_thet hes proposed diserzams Merself if the other nations would disarm. d#itler rey also be willi: a the British navy scuttled, along with all navies, instead of captur. ‘ard sending it against the United States. Hitler my also agree to meat tre tomer Terman colonies or any of the subjupated lends under } “BRocratic . foes, if ‘they, will enter into an “agreement for &n open sea ' a7 - forla in which no people may be control another; in which Germany an ae ee pees “and Enpland will be safe from. ‘ny alliances; in which the unitea St he sife from an aliiance ‘of revenge from one ‘direetion, and of conte! ee ieee ae ae ” apother for a professei fear that could fight with ships and planes | - oo sympathy but not men. Our present course and professed idealien ce calling for thie revenge by Germany, ana this reaction by Englend . Psort of ald in a ‘cause thich our “government: is. telling our people a oountries involves the. destiny of all natioges _ fen de A 4 ‘democratic, disermed,” “free world’ ‘geems, _mofe promiaing with HL Paris than with the Allies in Berlin. It must be Femenbered thet th. — : the corridor onty - - “not even the former. ‘serman colonies - 8 fe Bony ig concerned. Cannot. Mir. Roosevelt’ 8 idealism envisage in’ the 2 Res gituation in Zurope an opportunity to satisfy Germany with what : and nothing else, his chance to free all nations and races. - even &: Bslism must pass. Why assume that Germany will atill want it if Eng france and Holiand and Belgium must forbear? Or must Mr. Roosevelt | R crielisn hold ita own-through our aid and. ‘the 7 noressing peraz oF. 8 nO matfer what form our oid takes? = - e: “Os eta,