... have sent shivers down the spines of Tokio and Berlin, and may justly be numbered among the great State papers of the second world war. ...

... him that patience is one of the notable traits of U.S. general number one. He about 250.000 men in his army when the second world war broke out. He had to explain patiently to a U.S. Congress committee that only 70,000 of those soldiers were available ...

... House, London, organised by Sunday Times.” Mr. Churchill won the award for the first two volumes of his history of the Second World War, The Storm” and Finest Below is the speech made in reply ...

... prosecution the war atralnst Italy. “This new aerodrome comes at a time when can sense thait the initiative in this second world war is passing into the hands the United Nations.” He paid tribute to the grim determination with which Malta, the battered ...

... increased to corps strength under Lieut.-General H. D G. Crerar, who, after a visit to Germany in 1937, predicted that the second world war would begin in 1939. ...

... DISCUSS JAP OFFER Jmerica lj y agree Emperor MORLEY, C® Journal Special correspondent YORK. Friday. rt, against Japane 10 second world war 5 it is accepted -nighest American this evening is dissimilar to that in lr the last confused Secretary of State, igg ...

... Cathedrals and Churches and traces ite history [rom the days when it is said to have been founded in 1001 to its work in the second world war Telecommunications On Wednesday ven de ales — Ave from the Pos: Office neer. ing Union and five from tne Union of Post ...

... BELGIUM The heroic defence of the Finns is a great example, and history' to-morrow may regard Finland as the Belgium of the second world war. The Mannerheim Line holds and will hold. The danger to Finland is from the North, where the Russian attack, stumbling ...

... A Nazi British diplomats in the years preceding the Second World War were feverishly endeavouring to ensure peace in Europe, Germany was equally active in constructing her new Heligoland. From this fortified island, known as Sylt, German aeroplanes take ...

... without a price to pay. (Cheers.) We have not yet paid that price. Due regard is not always paid to these sombre facts. The Second World War will complete a revolutionary change in our financial position. The last war affected our export trade. We cannot afford ...

... than that of the previous year. In the first world war we had been taught the lesson but we didn’t learn it. It took a second world war to drive home the truth that Food is a '■‘Front” in war. And in peace! For you can never have town-prosperity if you ...

... Hall Oe 6a) writeey an tautly-written story of the American Bouth with Ite raditions and feudal system Caitoot Jam, Tne Second World War by EL (Hurst and Blac Hasluck Blackie + A amusing | novel condensed survey of the basic “advice” factors designed for ...