FAITHFUL EXECUTION

Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 123, 20 November 1941, Page 9

FAITHFUL EXECUTION

Promises to Russia

(Rec. noon.) LONDON, Nov. i 9. The Soviet spokesman, M. Lozovsky, said at a Press conference at Kuibyshev that England and America were faithfully executing the decisions of the Moscow Conference, and that the German hopes that the supply routes would not be available had been shattered. "Both countries," he said, "can deliver and are delivering regularly. The war will end only when the invaders are exterminated." Asked whether Russia would share the British attitude in the event of conflict between Japan and America, he said that the question was not one for a reply at a Press conference, but it was necessary to remember that the Soviet maintained its policy on the basis of the Russo-Japanese neutrality pact.

strange State religion,, with the Nazi conception as the dominant ideal and Christianity definitely excluded as something incompatible with the ''German Nordic mentality." Rosenberg has also been an expounder of the creed of race and of the natural superiority of "pure Aryan stock"— exemplified by the Nazi Party members —over all others. It is felt that the dragging forth of Rosenberg from the obscurity in which he has been plunged for some time is an evil omen of Hitler's intentions' regarding the treatment of the populations he has5 overrun in his eastward campaign.—B.O.W.