... than battleships and where large repairs could be executed. Criticisms of Naval Direction IV/TR. STOKES (Lab.) asked the First Lord of the Admiralty, in the Commons, whether, in view of the great similarity in the circumstances attendant upon the naval losses ...

... ' that Hitler started out for world domination and held the view that British democracy was ripe for an old-age pension. ~ Lord Cecil, in a message to the meeting, said the policy of the League of Nations Union was plain, and there were iecent signs that ...

... possibility of a Christian civilisation and maintain the hope of a fellowship pervading all nations under allegiance to Our Lord. The secular movement of the world is not towards peace or mutual understanding and appreciation.* Rather is it towards more ...