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... SURE SIGN OF WAR Steady Rise In Price Of Wolfram A «ure sign of the approach of a second world'war is declared by Canton newspapers to be a steady rise in the price of wolfram. The papers record brisk demand European Powers, for wolfram ore from China ...
... on the pavements, present their accustomed air, and no signs are evident here that Germany stands on the brink of the second world war within 20 years of her history.—Press Association (Copyright). ...
... that any kind of peace offensive which Berlin may now be concocting can succeed in the transparent object of winning a second world war without the pains of fighting for it.” Canada's Part. Canadian opinion runs on the same lines. Toronto Globe and Mail ...
... duties —of the efforts made by him to enlarge and improve the forces when he was at the War Office. In his book, The Second World War,” he reveals that he was in constant disagreement with Mr. Chamberlain, then Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the question ...
... advance in minor football, thus ensuring that the sport will, 1919, have firm foundation on which to rebuild after the Second World War. An abundance aturday football in Nottingham and the ounty is assured, and ; only remains for ecision to be reached egarding ...
... the paper added. Lord Lothian passes into history as one of the great figures of that cosmic struggle which is the second world war. All the New York papers to-day devote leading articles and much additional space to tributes to Lord Lothian. The speech ...
... later the squadron, reequipped with new fighters, shot down their first enemy aircraft in the defence of London in the second World War. They were carrying on where their predecessors of 1917 left off. WE RISE TO CONQUER. W e rise to conquer, motto of ...
... preparedness, Komsomol Pravada, organ of the Communist Youth League, writes : The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...
... continued Hitler. Only one man made an understanding with Poland impossible and was responsible for the outbreak of the Second World War President Wilson Dragged In. Wilson and Roosevelt are most guilty for the state of affairs. Wilson was guilty of one ...
... be able to see in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, samples the utility clothes worn by British women during the Second World War. Twenty-four original models designed by Mayfair dressmakers, and shown informally the Board of Trade yesterday, have ...
... radiolocation. Lord Strabolgi discloses the possibilities of this new weapon today in his new book. Sea Power in the Second World War. ...