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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 15, 1941.
BATTLE OF ATLANTIC:
WE SHALL THROUGH
SEE
IT
S. COAST TOWNS
“WE SHALL SEE IT THROUGH," DECLAR FILLING
ED MR. L. S. AMERY, SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA, SPEAKING AT COVENTRY LAST EVENING AND REFERRING TO THE BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC.
After recalling how the first air Battle of Britain last autumn "put an end to all Hitler's dreams of walking into and over our unarm- ed England," Mr. Amery said: "A second air and submarine battle, covering both Britain and its Atlantic approaches, is in progress. It calls for all our energy and skill to meet it.
Residents Defy
Invasion Threat
There is it noticeable
difference between the
people of the "invasion” coasts of Britain now and last September. Last autumn people were leav- ing the south and south- "We shal see it through and In the Mediterranean General however long it continues Hitler Wavell's britant campaigns not east coasts in their hun- will be no neame the goal of his only an hilated bath Halan ar- | ambition here than he was when me, that had been so laboriously dreds, and The gave up the first Battle of assembled for his destruction but sands, through fear of in-
Britain six months ago."
Alluding to the Balkans, Mr. Amery said: "The strain thrown upon Germany in the
wholly unexpected
the
campaign
Ba kans may well have thrown suit of gear the whole of Hit ler's
for plans
A victorious march across Turkey.
ITS EFFECTS UPON GFR- JANY N COMAL NICATIONS IND SOURCES OF SUPPLY MAY INDEED BE FELT FULLY IN THE COURSE OF THE COM- ING MONTHS"
Iraq Affair
Dealing with drag. Mr Amery d highly dangerous situation had been developing We badd orced Raschid Ali and his eue to show their hand in a vain hope that German
reach help coul! them in time,
We had lanced a dangerous boil just as it came to a head.
"In the action we have taken we have entertained no designs against Iraq's independence for which we as a country and, I might add, I myself when formerly in office - have done everything in our power.
*We ask for no more than Fulfilment of those obligations of an alliance which Iraq accepted treely as the only effective guar- antee of her own security."
Reuter,
True Perspective
Mr. Amery said that to judge The actual wor situation it was necessary to see it in true per- spective.
He continued: "A year ago the German army and air force were sweeping irresistibly across Hul- land and Belgium.
"Within
fow a
weeks the
splendid army of France, main. stay of European freedom on land,
shattered was
like
tier.
pane of glass into helpless frag. ments and France herself, dazed and bewildered, allowed self to be handed over, bound and gagged, to a merciless con- queror.
Command Of
Channel
"Here we had a handful of trained soldiers, salvaged miracu- lously at the sacrifice of all their equipment, and a larger force of men both untrained Bud unequipped for modern war.
"Nothing was wanted to assure for Hitler that triumphant entry Into London whose date he hai already fixed but a few days' command of the air over the Channel and Southern England, und for that he looked confident- ly to his overwhelming air force.
"While the heart of the Empire was aware of the. Immediate deadly peril, General Wavell at its main gateway in the Middle East, was facing Italian forces three or four times stronger than. his own on each side of him.
а
!
netually enabled him to do whati
even thou-
none could have dreamt of last vasion. Now there are in- autumn, despatch #1 substantat forre to support the Greeky dications that the popula- their herone and mosĮ amazing! overwhelming, anminst
Stand Jane
Crete
"Touether with our bronnier - aldo Greek alies we hold Crete,
with 11. immensely important strategical position.
Bar more
of
seaside tions towns are increasing. In- vasion no longer frightens them.
many
who were
Six months ago sa great was the Lexodus from some towns that
• What is
important many business people to these purely material gains left behind were tured with ruin. is the proof we have given to the -world that we know how to stand |
by our friends."
Now, however, the "nerve" part of Hitler's invasion plan has fail- Emphasising that this is total jed. There are jew on the coast
to hold any fear for them.
war, not only in the sense that i all share its danners but that who are not expecting an invasion, but the prospect no longer seems a must be in to the last ounce of energy, Mr. Amery added. "it is a matter in which every individual has his own personal duty to fulfil
Even families who fled from the coast last autumn now prefer to return and face the music. Not It is also a maller in which it only that, but people who normal- is for all who naturally or cficiallyly lived in areas far removed from are looked to for leadersh ́n to the coast are taking up residence give a clear lead whether they be in coast towns. employers or Trade Union lead- ers. Members of Parliament or Ministers of the crown.
An official of Worthing Corpara- tion said. "It is difficult to give "No existing vested interests or any actual figures, but it is re- habits or usages must be allowed, märkable that Worthing's popula- to stand in the way of the fullest ton at the moment is definitely utilisat on of all the energies of, increasing. New residents are the ration. All tracks must be now coming. I think most peo- cleared for the War Express Un- pe are expec'ing an invasion, but ¦ limited." British Wireless.
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