VITAL ISSUE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 69, 22 March 1941, Page 9

VITAL ISSUE.

INVASION ATTEMPT.

*ay Be Repetition Of History Of Napoleon. Halted Press Association.—Copyright. (Rwi 11 a.m.) MOSCOW, Mar. 21. In » message to the North American Newspaper Alliancc, Mr. Walter uranty, in a spec i a i dispatch, the view that whatever «ermanyg action in the Balkans is near future, it is most unlikely ° pro uce a change in Soviet policy. nn# ./ , r^ Ura,l^s r states that in Russia the °JL I,lvaeion of Britain dorninm j otl >er«. If an attempt is not mX! , 0r m , ade with so little success «> lie abandoned, the world might J iapoleon r . ePetlt '° n ° f the histo, ' y of dttiini' 16 °^ ler hand, a partial success, Verrinn * a . J on ??-d]'awri Dardanellesview confliet, which the Soviet would frirttf,,!* str , u &S' e on a ten-fold more «££ ,\ Cale ' mi S ht exhaust the con, hatants and bestow %k' victory upon neutrals. tk« »l!?l ,U « Ch J BBUCS arc hidden behind Iron non» rl 16 - future ' any deflection ass*** by Russia seems un-