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... General Sir Hubert Gough, Commander of the Fifth Army in the last war, in an article which he contributes to the *“ English Speaking World.” st R After stating that it becomes more probable that before the present war ean be hrought to a successful conclusion ...
... Praised by Premier In His general routine orders General Lord Gort has published extracts from a letter in which Mr Chamberlain speaks of his recent visit to the B.E.F. Mr Chamberlain says:—l was particularly impressed by the great progress made in so short ...
... The City of the Seven Hills Edinburgh , December 30 , 1939 Sir , —Citizens there are who speak of Edinburgh as Modern Athens , superbly beautiful as she certainly is , but they blunder , Legend ascribes to Romulus the foundation of the capital of Italy ...
... 780 officers and men. ' The Allies continue to make progress foot by foot on the Western Front The latest French communique speaks of violent artillery duels and of six German counterattacks between the Meuse and the Moselle to retake trenches taken by ...
... a . s at urday, General Lord Gort seived5 e ived lsi le extracts from a letter re> ° m >r^me Minister, in i. • Chamberlain speaks of his '' Sl^ of tht BEF and sa y s: partlc ularly impressed by the desni?,s e^ s ma( in so short time many difficulties with ...
... were Symphony No . 1 in E minor by Sibelius and two-Slavonic dances in C and A flat by Dvorak . The music of Sibelius truly speaks the idiom of his native land , distinctive and national . The orchestra , under the baton of Mr Aylmer Buesst , and led by ...
... full of hoDe , and conscious of victory , but he adds the warning that vast and difficult tasks loom ahead . Herr Hitler speaks of the most decisive year In Germany ' s history , and the hardest battle for the existence or non-existence of the German ...
... Press had not only been extinguished, but its machinery had been appropriated and distorted into an instrument of tyranny. Speaking of the part of journalists in war-time, he said: There is always something to be angry about, but if we are all very angry ...
... Then. too. nearly sixty Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers accredited to the Court of St James at one time or another wish to speak on behalf of their Government to the British Goverment. 'I - mu,t be done through the nv ilium of Viscount Halifax, and he ...
... this morning. Antiaircraft guns opened fire. assurances which Mr. Butler. Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, gave when speaking at Geneva on that resolution. Finland and her friendly neighbours desire the British Government not to give details at present ...
... sick out of fiftynine. Other thirteen were unthrifty. The symptoms shown bv the sick animals were those of swine fever. Speaking of the previous deaths Souter said Reid told him then that a sow had on one occasion crushed fifteen young pigs. Reid said ...
... 18. —Good news will cheer you this morning, but discretion will needed to avoid family disputes. Feb. 19 March 20.—Don’t speak or act rashly this morning, and avoid family quarrels. March to April 20. —An enjoyable outing can be looked forward to April ...