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; ty A peace without victory is still rossible, tre if the Terrans * Favis and eliminate France frcm the war. F mere is no need te sane 118s classicel peroration the pugsating life of the British Ley Pod eww TAM, In spite of 611 that hes been seid ateut put to conguer the world, or Europe, there is no proof thet Ger Ruck plans or thet Hitler would spread his nations) nocialism with : ere ig no reason to es-une thet the sovereignties of Norway, Dera. ard,Belgium and Luxembourg will not be fully restored. ‘“e do koow | ; ny may do respecting France in the event of a Gernen victory as we Bist the Allies would do with Sermeny if they win the wer. We do xn the_powers Germahy—is—the—ond;—ez Prself if the other nations would disarm. ditler rey also be willi @tie British navy scuttled, along with all navies, insteed of captur. end sending it against the United States. Hitler my also agree to ut the fommor Terman colonies or any of the subjugated lends under | Récratic foes, if they will enter into an agreenent for en open sea” Yorld in which no people may be control another; “in which Sermeny en ‘and England will be safe from any allisnces; in which the United St he szfe from an alliance of revenge from one @ireétion, and of conte Bnother for a professei fear that could gight with ships end plenes | And sympathy but not men. Our present course and professed idealism re ealling for this revenge by Germany, and this reaction by Englend Fsort of aid in a cause thich our government is telling our people ‘a: ‘countries involves the destiny of all natiogs. as A democratic,” aisermed, “free world’ ‘secms, more promio! ng with at. ; paris than with the Allies in Serlin. It must de Femenbered that th. pyer the corridor ‘only - not even the former ‘German colonies - BO fe eny 18 concerned. Cannot Mr. Roosevelt's idealism envisage in’ the | ng gituation in Europe an opportunity to ‘satisfy Germany with whet | and nothing else, his chance to free all nations and races - éven i slism Bust pase~ Why sesume that Germany will etill want it if Eng forbear? Or must Mr. Roosevelt R orialism hold’ its own- through our aid and. the > Anoresging Peri}. of 8 bo mat¢er what form our aid takes? —. % -