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... force among the above-named six ®rs of an effective anti-war treaty and observance thereof would be a practical y * nst a second world war. ; this in itself would bo a tremendous ser- Government of the United States thereforo decided submit to tho fourteen ...
... above-named six Powers effective anti-war treaty, and their observance thereof, would practical guarantee against a second . world war. This, in itself, would a tremendous service to -humanity, and the United States not willing to jeopardise the practical ...
... coming into force among th» abo named six Powers of antiwar treaty and their ‘h* T of. would he a practleal against second world war. Tut itself would be a tremendous service to humanity. IriUln'* Mote. Mr- Kellogg 'Jton Jh their replies to hte prop»*»W ...
... unanimously and passionately determined that it shall not occur again if humanly it can be prevented. They are right. A second world-war and worldchaos are synonymous terms. Our recently mended civilisation is yet too fragile to stand another such strain ...
... the terrible message, through Protocolle, Locarno Pacts and Kellogg Proposals—the possibility of a preparation for the Second World War. London now knows through the official communique of the Air Minister that London with best airmen in the world, cannot ...
... COMMUNISTS AND THE LEAGUE. Sir. —li may seem strange that in election which may well bo the last before the outbreak the second world war, only the three capitalist parties, i.e. Tory, Liberal and Labour, have been invited by the League Nations to express ...
... MR. WELLS AND THE NEXT WORLD WAR. GAS THAT TORTURES AND THEN KILLS. A second world war, even nastier than the 1914-1918 unpleasantness, is predicted by H. G. Wills in Tho Autocracy Mr. l'ar- Iram, published day by Heinemann (7/ti). Next time, surmises ...
... Brendel . the theless fine entertainment. Supporting is An and '' lctor MgLaglen. Amateur Night in I.ondon. For the second World War in 1940. .* half of the week, The Isle of Lost Ships, a Millions r>eonl« all orot- d ...
... are two very important pieces of work to do. We cannot succeed with tily peace idea, therefore we cannot prevent the second world war in history unless we get the right kind of economics in relation to the League of Nations. We must have international ...
... disquieting, and hardly more stable than in the summer of fateful 1914. What would be the result, of another outbreak;. a second ■ world war? Perhaps they pictured a clash of arms on an even more scientific scale. Slaughter more effeotive and more wholesale ...
... assertions made by General Ludendorff in his latest book * The Coming War —a book in Which he forecasts the events of a second world war which, he declares, is immediately impending.' He goes into detailed explanation of his strong view of the secret rivalry ...
... Russia the Church of Rome Fascism Freemasonry as sented the Grand Lodge of France clash systems is result in Ludendorff’s second world war chief protagonists of imaginary war are France Y'ugo-Slavia Czecho-Slovakia Poland and Rumania on the one side and Italy ...