Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1940, Page 16

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C, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1040 Dark World Outlook |/ Pictured by Casey If Germany Wins Australian Diplomat Addresses English- Speaking Union Defeat of the allies would threat- en Australia’s independence, Rich- ard G, Casey, Australia’s first Min- ister to the United States, told members of the Washington branch of the English Speaking Union yes- Mr. and Mrs. Casey were guests of honor at & luncheon of the group which was also attended by Lord Lothian, British Ambassador, and Ralph Close, Minister of the Union of South Africa to this country. “Britain’s war is our war and her enemies are our enemies,” the diplo- mat continued. “If Britain and: France are defeated, lights will go out not only in Europe but in many other parts of the world as well.” Explaining Australia’s backing of the allied war effort, Mr. Casey said Australia stands for the same “con- cepts of life” as do Britain and France. He declared relations be- tween nations must be conducted on the same plane as those between' individuals. Threat to Civilization Seen. “Today a revolution is in progress throughout the world with dark forces on the attack,” he continued. “If these forces win, it means a blackout of Christian civilization.” Mr. Casey said Australia is send- ing most of her export surplus of food stuffs and supplies to the allies and added that Australia also has a well-developed munitions indus- try of her own. Exp! why Britain did not 80 to war after Munich, Mr. Casey sald Australia used every effort to influence England not to engage in war at that time. “We believed that war was not inevitable and that peace should and would be kept,” he said. “We be- lieved there were no problems of Germany’s that could not be settled by amicable discussion. We were wrong but we know we were wrong from the best of motives.” Praises U. 8. Initiative. 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