RUSSO POLISH DISPUTE
Sir, —I could cheerfully reply Dennehy’s attack on Sikorski, the,ft*, lish Government, the Church, etc., -By an even more damaging attack, on Stalin, the Russian Government, tß* Comintern, etc., but there is a war on, and we -must deny ourselves the** little pleasures. Russia and Poland, and New Zealand are all allies agaiiftt a common enemy who will ruthlessly destroy us all if we give him a chance. So it is a sad necessity that we must deny ourselves the pleasure of. flgty. ing one another, and concentrate'’on defeating the common enemy. When that is done I will gladly engage-m verbal combat with J. friends. Meanwhile, may I suggest that it would be a public service'if; yiju refused to publish attacks on ahy-ot our Allies.—Yours, etc., • , G. F. SEWARD. : Lincoln, May 7, 1943. ■ •
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23942, 8 May 1943, Page 6
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