... days, said Mrs. flooded; every shaft was put out Chamberlain, before she went on to service. Two thousand factories were speak of the new depth and new otcd 3,341 destroyed, and 9.332 force gained by the friendship ama between the French and British ...

... yesterday. General Lord Gort has published extracts from letter received from the Prime Minister. In which Mr. Chamberlain speaks of his recent visit to the B.E.F. and says: 1 was particularly Impressed the great progress made In so short time, and despite ...

... peoples of Germany and the Soviet Union, cemented by blood, has reason to be lasting and firm.” Neither Stalin or Hitler can speak for their peoples, who have neither expressed opinions nor opinions to since an opinion free access to the facts; therefore ...

... Germany in her Army. In the eyes of the people the Army cannot do wrong and Hitler is astute enough to attach himself to it and speak for it. Had he been able to Nazify the land force fully his attitude might have been different, but as things are he docs not ...

... organisation such war liberation Is the great work which lies before our Government. declares Sir Hubert article The Sngllsh-Speaking World. A test, an opportunity for giving a great moral lead to Europe and the world, and for securing on the soundest ...

... favour of the Allies. by Easter. The conflict between Japan.and China will end in a month in a magnanimous-peace.” ‘prophet speaking is Hiseakirng Kano, London manager of the Yokohama Specie Bank and vice-chairman of the Couneil of the Bank for International ...

... Pearce (aojfrano) to be heard with the 8.8.C. Northern Orchestra, conducted Gideon a concert at 12 noon. Leonard Henry will speak from Ills dressing room Golders Green Hippodrome, where he is appearing pantomime, during The Smilers-* League programme ...

... ideals, so far as they were positive, were still Christian, but he belli ‘Werte mainly negative and em cive in London. He was speaking at a ‘ew Year united sec- ceman an My presence in stopping ali ai the ae of Soak peed Dee, caught fire, an he ames be be ...

... FLEET STREET. Monday The responsibilities of democratic journalists in war-time were stressed by Mr. J. A. Spender, C.H.. speaking to day at the hall of the Institute Journalists, where was installed honorary Charter President. It was announced that the ...

... should be fully conserved. They therefore were unable to recommend the payment of a final dividend the Ordinary share capital. Speaking of the outlook, Mr Hewitt said that up to date the war had taken somewhat different course from that which had been expected ...

... prosperity is returning to this district of shipyards and factories, and typical Tyneside workers will come to the microphone to speak of their work and experiences. An impressionistic play in which a boxer's life and domestic affairs are shown as the background ...

... volunteers m the next few days, President told the Finnish people New Year broadcast (says British United Press). While was speaking the largest contingent of Bwedlsh volunteers yet was its way Finland from Stockholm. Other detachments will follow in the ...