URGED BY BRITISH WRITERS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 September 1941, Page 6

URGED BY BRITISH WRITERS

Right Place to Send Bombers IN ORDER TO KILL AS MANY GERMANS AS POSSIBLE THREAT OF THE UKRAINE INVASION (By Telegraph.—Press association.—Copyright.) (Received This Dav. 12.10 p.m.) LONDON, September 28. British military writers continue to urge more aid for Russia. Mr John Gordon, in the “Sunday Express,’’ says: “Britain should send. Russia as many bombers as she can fly there. Surely the place for our bombers is where they can kill the most Germans, create the greatest chaos and cause the most devastation. That place is now on the Russian front. Why we keep bombers here, sinking an odd ship in the Channel, making holes in French airfields, which can be refilled in a few hours and taking potshots at empty bathing huts on the Channel beaches is beyond me.’’ Mr J. L. Garvin, writing in the “Observer,’’ says: “The depth and weight of the Nazi mechanised invasion in the Ukraine now constitute the worst danger to the life and soul of the Russian people. The British and American peoples must expect an even more formidable struggle. Let them put their backs into it and quit mooning about any automatic victory some fine time in the remote future. He added: “Before victory can be won they must earn it, they must sweat for it just as Russia is shedding blood for it. They must grapple, as never before, with the magnitude of their industrial task—the giant job of outproducing Hitler in this machine-power war.’’