... WORLD WAR Japan has struck in the Nazi manner and the war zone extends throughout the Pacific. The United States has felt the force of first attacks by a powerfully armed enemy who launched his blows even while conversations were proceeding. It is the ...

... WORLD WAR LOOK the East —to India, to China, to Australia. This is a world war. Wr. in Britain, are fighting to defend the rights of worldwide Commonwealth. But some us—including some in high and unmerited places—scarcely know it. Many who bragged about ...

... THE WORLD WAR GLIMPSES BEHIND THE LINES The grim struggle in Eastern Europe between the German and Russian armies holds the world in breathless suspense. That the Germans are making the most desperate efforts to achieve some sort of success to offset ...

... ON WORLD WAR President Roosevelt will make a very important announcement” on the international situation in a speech at Charlottesville, Virginia, tonight, it is announced at the White House, Washington. Mr Stephen Early, the President’s secretary, said ...

... Defence luncheon in London yesterday. Reviewing the world war situation, Dr Wellington Koo praised the successes of Russia and the British Libyan victories and the vital importance of America's entry into the war as some brighter spots. Condemning militarist ...

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... THE WORLD WAR. Amid these dark distracting days, Try the human touch; Be careful not to criticise Our statesmen overmuch, Give praise to all where it is due. Encourage while you can: Do not think too much of self, It is the fairest plan. Never let your ...

... WORLD WAR Addressing a British-Israel meet\ln( at St. Luke's Hall, Norwood, the Rev. C. S. McKelvey said that there seemed to be a * strange work ” going on in the world. It was God's testing and grouping of nations, and surprises were in store before ...

... World War 'JERE in Britain our natural concern is with the El In of our own shores. Environment, very naturally, limits vision. But because military exigencies prevent us from knowing every fact that bears upon the strategy of this conflict, we are apt ...

... WORLD WAR SIR PERCY HARRIS ON THE OUTLOOK IN the House of Commons on I Monday afternoon the Prime Minister, announcing the war extension in the Pacific, said: I I foresee that this event may have very far-reaching consequences indeed, but undoubtedly ...

... THE WORLD WAR THESE may be highly debateable matters, but there is not the slightest doubt that in either case a handsome present of point was made to our bitterest enemies Germany and Japan have benefifted in a remarkable degree from goth these acts ...

... WORLD WAR The United States will meet force with force till the nation, which for a decade has flouted every pledged word and violated every common decency and honour, shall be rendered incapable again of disturbing the peace. The Newspaper World ...