HITLERISM MUST GO

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20919, 26 September 1939, Page 8

HITLERISM MUST GO

in*.-. ANGLO-FRENCH DETERMINATION AM • 1 MAKE WORLD SAFE FROM AGGRESSION PRESERVATION OF LIBERTIES AND INDEPENDENCE (Official Wireless) (Received Sept. 26, 11 a.m.) RUGBY, Sept. 25 l There is no divisiofi of opiniqn in the press in support of the comment offered by the Ministry of Information of Signor Mussolini’s overture for peace —that the war must be prosecuted with unflinching determination. The newspapers recall Mr Chamberlain’s words: “Our purpose is to redeem Europe from the perpetual recurring fear of German aggression and enable the people of Europe to preserve their independence and liberties.” The News Chronicle says: “The threat to the liberty of the small nations has not in any way been removed. On the contrary, many of the peoples of Europe are in imminent peril. Nor can we forget those who already have been crushed under the heel of the aggressor.” The Express-says: “The war we fight is not a war to exterminate Germany, but to exterminate Hitlerism. That is the cause for which w r e march into battle- It goes far beyond the question of Polish independence, though that matter too will be settled in good time.” The Herald says: “The defeat of Poland makes no difference to the determination of the British and French people. They are resolved to make the world safe against aggression. To do that they will carry on the war until Naziism has perished for ever.”