Wendell Willkie Speaks In Canada On War Relief

The transcript discusses the reception of Britain's rulers, focusing on Wendell Willkie and Mrs. Wilkie's visit to the Dominion. It highlights the support for Britain and the significant role of Canada and the United States in supplying ships, which is seen as a key to victory.

Who were warmly received as supporters of aid for Britain?

• Winston Churchill and his wife

• Wendell Willkie and Mrs. Willkie

• Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt

• King George VI and Queen Elizabeth

Which country applauded the significant words of Mr. Willkie?

• India

• New Zealand

• Australia

• Canada

What did Mr. Willkie emphasize as a key to victory?

• Development of new technology

• Increased military training

• More diplomatic negotiations

• Supply of more ships

Which two countries were mentioned as crucial in supplying more ships?

• United States and Canada

• United Kingdom and Australia

• Italy and Spain

• France and Germany

What was the main theme of Mr. Willkie's message during his visit?

• The critical role of ship supply

• The necessity of military alliances

• The importance of cultural exchange

• The need for economic reform