VIEW OF MAN IN THE STREET

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 196, 15 May 1940, Page 10

VIEW OF MAN IN THE STREET

Churchill In Right Job (British OfiiciaJ W!re!<*?s.» (Received May 14. 7.5 p.m.) RUGBY, May 13. What is probably the typical view on (lie Government change of "the man in tiie street" was given in a broadcast on Monday evening. Under lite pseudonym of “North Briton,” a broadcaster, speaking of the new Prime Minister, said: "I think there is no doubt, anywhere that. Mr. Churchill has special qualities as war Prime Minister at this time. For years lie has been warning us of what the Nazis were up to and what, they would do -when their moment came. We see how he was right. “He is a man full of drive and energy, and when he makes war—he makes war. He Ims about, him the leaders of organized Labour and the leaders of Liberalism as well as men of his own party. Their one purpose i.s to break the Nazi menace of which the new Prime .Minister has always warned us. If the German propaganda machine tries to churn out tlie old lie that Britain is not united in determination we can now fling it back in their teeth.” The speaker concluded by saying: “Hitler says tlie day Ims come. Right. A united Britain is going to see to it that, for Hitler and ilis Nazis it is a day of defeat.”