CERTAIN DEFEAT

Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 March 1941, Page 7

CERTAIN DEFEAT

FACING AXIS POWERS AMERICAN OBSERVER’S VIEW. FOLLOWING VISIT TO BRITAIN. (By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright) NEW YORK, March 10. Mr Paul Tierney, war editor of the "New York Post,” who recently visited Britain, in a front-page article today, said; "I went to Britain fearing that Germany was on the verge of winning the war. I have just come back certain that Germany will.never win and confident, moreover, that Germany will be beaten decisively.” Mr Tierney said he believes the people of Britain will not crack. “The defences of Britain are strongly manned, arid the people are eager for Hitler to attempt an invasion,” he said. ".Britain will not starve.. “The Nazi-held nations of Europe are being organised to take part in a great upsurge of revolution when the hour is ripe. “British capital and British labour are working with marked harmony in the common cause, and, given shipping and given supplies, the British can and will carry the war to the Continent and bring Hitler to his' knees.” 1 JAPANESE REPORT "GERMANS IN GOOD HEART." NEW YORK, March 10. Mr Saburo Kurusu, the retiring Japanese Ambassador to Berlin, said on his arrival at Jersey City today that the German people are in good spirits and their leaders are confident of victory.