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IL DUCE'S MOVE: ONE OF VILEST
THINGS IN HISTORY
London, To-day,
MR. A. DUFF-COOPER, the Minister for Informa- tion, broadcasting to Canadian, American and home listeners last night, said: "Mussolini has timed his blow with characteristic cowardly trea- chery. It will be remembered for generations as one of the vilest things in history.
"Mussolini has waited for more than nine months, until France has fought desperately against great odds. At last the opportunity to stab an old friend in the back in the hour of that friend's greatest peril has proved too strong a temptation for Mussolini to resist.
"It is also very tragic that there is so much we love and admire in Italy and the Italian people.
"COBBER" KAIN KILLED IN AIR ACCIDENT
WELLINGTON, TO-DAY.
IT WAS WITH VERY DEEP RE- GRET THAT NEW ZEALAND LEARNED OF THE DEATH OF "COBBER" KAIN, THE FIRST R.A.F. PILOT TO WIN DISTINC TION IN FRANCE, HE HAS BEEN KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN AN AIR ACCIDENT.
"Cobber" was 22 years of age-and a native of Wellington.
Mr. Fraser, the N.Z.. Prime Minis- ter, paid a deep tribute to the young "Ace," whose death, he said, has caused the deepest sorrow all through the Dominion.-Reuter.
GRIM REALITIES
Toronto, To-day.
the
"Had they had
democratic system of government, which allows the will of the people to prevail, they would never have entered the war on the side of their...hereditary enemy against their hereditary friends.
"The foolish crowd of young Fas- cists who were cheering this afternoon in Rome little knew. the fearful fate that awaits them.
"Whatever temporary succèsses earlier they may achieve in the days of warfare they will certainly be defeated ·In the end.
"Mussolini will bring misery and starvation upon his people. He will leave nothing behind him but the curses of those he has betrayed and he will increase the number of ruins for which Italy has 50 famous."
long been
Italy's War Record
had
Mr. Duff-Cooper said. Italy never won a war without assistance, except against the unfortunate Abys- sinians, who were armed with spears against tanks and bows and against poison gas.
arrows
In her struggle for independence in the last century she was assisted at every turn by Great Britain
France.
and
not It was French soldiers and
Austrians Italians who drove the
out of Italy.
Germany was no more likely. to.. win the war with the assistance of
Mr. Norman Rogers, Cana-Italy than without her. dian Minister of Defence, On the contrary, it was more than yesterday afternoon address-likely that Italy would prove a liabil- ity rather than an asset, as indeed she ed a joint meeting of Empire proved to her allies in the last war. and Canadian clubs...
"I bellove the news that Italy has to The present seriousness of the situa-joined in the war is well timed
and en- tion did not warrant the expression of strengthen the endurance optimistic platitudes, he said.
courage the hearts of the French and British people, because we know the Italians of old and we know that whatever other qualities they may possess, we can never fall to beat them on the field of battle."--Router.
It was better to face the grim reali- ties with courage, and resolution, but they must not lose for a moment their supreme confidence in the final victory.
Loyal naturalised Canadians of enemy extraction need not fear intern- ment, he said.
He believed that Canada would. never need to subscribe to the princi- ple of total conscription-Reuter.
INCREASE IN NUMBERS
OF U.S. ARMY
BRITAIN'S SAVINGS CAMPAIGN
London, To-day. The British Press yesterday was Washington, To-day. editorially concerned with the war The House of Representatives mili-savings campaign. The total of tary committee has authorised legis- "small savings" has already, reached lation increasing the regular army £200,000,000 and the number of war from 280,000 to 400,000, and also au- savings groups has already reached thorising the President, when Con- gress is not in session, to call out the territorials for "use or training" within the United States. —Reuter,
INTERNMENT OF THE ELDER ALIENS
London, To-day, Enemy allens between 80 and 70 years of age who have previously only had to obey limited restrictions are now being Interned.—Reuter.
90,000.
"The Times" says that the inten- sive drive: now taking place in war production must grow more and more, whatever-sacrifice is required.
The Daily Telegraph comments that the old Romans said that "thrift la revenue.” "To-day, for the British people, it is also "national service." It provides silver bullets not only against parachutists but also that the enemy, legions on the battlefield will be overthrown
THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 11, 1940.
WAR BEGAN