“Everytime an American arrives in London from back home, we American newspaper men who have been here for many months or several years run around eagerly to ask how things are in the United States. The story we get is not always exactly encouraging. We get the impression that America thinks it is already getting the full impact of war. We know different. We know that before the war is over the American neople will have to undergo ordeals that'will make the present inconveniences seem paltry. The really good news we get from travellers is that the American people are eager to make any sacrifices necessary to win the war, and need only to be led.”—Geoffrey Parsons in a 8.8. C. talk.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 February 1943, Page 4
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