... INVASION OF Let us recall the various steps which have led up to the present position. The United States of America were at one time substantial exporters of meat. The growth of population, among other things, made the U.S.A. consumers of all they could ...

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... IN INVASION IF anyone had told us in 1940 that we could drop 191,000 tons of bombs* on Germany in a year we should have considered the war as good as won. In that year the Germans dropped 38,000 tons on us, and we could reply with no more than 5,000. ...

... THE INVASION. MORNING EXPRESS. COURIER OFFICE. WEDNESDAY, a.m. (BY PRIVATE WIRES.) AFRIKANDERS HELPING THE DEFENCE. Capetown, Monday.—l learn that many Afrikanders are joining the new defence corps. They say they might not like'to their kinsmen in the ...

... INVASION VIA PORTUGAL IS DENIED ITALIAN reports that the Allies made overtures to Portugal suggesting the invasion of the Continent through the Iberian Peninsular were denied at Lisbon to-day. Messages published in the Regime Fascista and “Popolo dTtalia ...

... a source of tremendous danger unless ships are very oarefuly piloted, all talk invasion is so much fantasy. We have made our own little experiments in regard to the invasion of England, and we know that with all the tonnage we have at our beck the tra ...

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... INVASION HEADS SEE THE KING THE King received two of the Allied invasion chiefs at Buckingham Palace to-day— General Eisenhower and Air Chief Marshay Leigh-Mallory. General Eisenhower was received on his appointment as Supreme Allied Commander of the ...

... INVASION BEGINS ...

... invasion man or woman to please, though, if you cannot raise some laughs out of James Thurber's My Life and Hard Times, that small classic of modern American humour. Thurber produced these items of autobiography in his thirties, because At forty my ...

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... INVASION BUILDING TRADE Estimates given all classes PAINTING: lst-c;ass work. —O 990. ...