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... has ' been the violent attempt of the Axis to break it up. The technique of the post-war period of transition must be planned and thought out soon. The Second World War has given us a vision of limitless economic power achieved cooperation. We must not ...
... recent weeks, according to reports received in Berne. A.p. o The U.S. War Department will ask Congress for 122.900.00p dols. (£30,725,000' to return American dead of second world war for burial in L 7 proposed national cemeteries throughout the country^—A ...
... and its possessions. He did not amplify his P regions. decisive We are now in the midst defY, period in this world war. Colonel Frank Knox, Secret*'- te United States Navy. when *LgeJ» before the House of ep Naval Committee on the « tr*. the labour ...
... 3.3o—Great Ships. 40— Home Service. 4.ls—Geraldo and his Orchestra. 5.0 —Carlton Main Fricklev Colliery Band. 5.30 —The World War. 5 45 —Frederick Grinke (violin) and John Wills (piano). 6.0 —News. 30 —Canadian Calendar. 7.o—American Sports Bulletin. ...
... promises to do this and that to prevent another world war happaning, but it has come to pass, because nobody bothered; nobody cared whether Germany trained their children and young men and women for war and built up colossal armaments, or not. One gathers ...
... been imposed °a i from without, said the President. Those who have dared to threaten the world with war, those who have created the name and deed of total war, have imposed on us and all free peoples the necessity of preparation for total defence. We ...
... BRITISH LEGION SERVICE AND CONFERENCE Last War Officers to Stand Down Soon KING TAKES SALUTE London saw one of its biggest victory processions yesterday, a two miles long column of the victors in the first World War, who held a service at the Cenotaph and ...
... opportunity lor that thrd. world war ever to take place.'' Commenting tne growth of the U.S. into mighty nation in 150 year?., said: The logical growth of your community is to join with the United Nations with the peoples of the world through the pooling of ...
... Orchestra. 3.30 —8.8.C Military Band. 4.0 —The Chantry S ngers. 4.15 —Home service. 50 Fred Hartley and his Music. 5.25 The World War. 5.45 — John Hilton Talking. 6.0 — News 6.30 — News from Australia- 6.40 —News from New Zealand. 6.so—News from South Africa ...
... (organ). 3.o—Recoids. 3.30—R.A.0.C. Blue Rockets Dance Orchestra. 4.0 Home Service. 4.ls—These You Have Loved—27. 5.30 —The World War. s.4s—John Hilton Talking. 6.0 —News. 6.3o—Just Judy. 6.45—F0r the Average Playejr—s. 7.0 New Zealand News-Letter. 7.s—Australian ...
... vinced that Germany will lose the war before the year is out. •was the statement made to a corresi>ondent wounded German N.C.0., brought in U.S. paratroops German radio stated last night that British and American war prisoners are to employed the restoration ...
... Orchestra. 3.30 —8.8.C. Revue Orchestra. 4.0 —Same-Like Sangs. 4.20 —The N.F.S. Regionaires. 445 These You Have Loved—so. The World War. 5.45 —John Hilton Talking. 6.0 —News. 6.30 —Canadian Calendar. 7.s—Camo Concert. 7.30— Make and Mend—29. 8-15 —Cavendish ...