... measure is no. to be as an act of revenge, but simply because Americe continue to su materials to a nation which may con a second world war.—Central News. ‘6 AMER N FOO DRAS 4 ENFORCE ENT OF Mr. Hoover, thé Administretor, bas ordered tbe drastic enforcement ...

... Exchange Nanking Tuesday Strange predictions second world war over Manchuria are in the Nanking Evening official National Association “The United States’ action invoking the Kellogg Nine-Power Treaties second world war ' article this the Japanese militarists ...

... frontiers overthrown, independent nations destroyed, force everywhere triumphant. We are in fact the living witnesses of the Second World War. It ihas been called the white, or bloodless, war, and it is true that little English blood has yet been shed in it. ...

... Canadian Prime Minister at the outbreak of war. It stated: The 8,500,000 dead of the first world war died in vain, for the second world war is now under way conducted by the same people of the same dominant interests, of the same belligerent nations as in the ...

... newspapers, and in one of his articles he considered the possibilities of another war. Even at that date . thought that a second world , war was inevitable. pointed out that in the years prior to 1914 a general conflagration appeared improble. an anachronism ...

... Britain’s cause in the United States of America may well be hailed in the future as one of the most decisive events in the Second World War. Not so long ago, hardly issued an appeal—“ From anybody over here had ever this day on, America must heard of William ...

... Hughes, after a distinguished r in the submarine service in the last v became Chief of Staff at Plymouth. outbreak of the second world war he appointed to command the aircraft Glorious, and went down with his ship * she was sunk during the Norvvcj withdrawal ...

... League, writes: The international situation obliges us daily to prepare for war. The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...

... P. correspondent. The attacking force suffered the most severe defeat of the year which may well turn the tide of the second world war. The five-months’ battle cost the Axis between 1,000,000 and 1,500,000 casualties in killed, wounded and prisoners. The ...

... RUSSIANS NOT IN TALKS: F.D.R.’S REGRET modern guns of the second world war. Quebec is a miniature of Canada and the British Empire at war. All this Mr. Churchill can see from the rooms inside the Citadel where he and Mr. Mackenzie King sat far into the ...

... making the Allies fall out among themselves. The .questions discussed make this conference the most important of the second world war.”. Swedish opinion is that the mere fact that the three Allied leaders were able to meet in Persia was in itself great ...

... ttis letter culminates in the remarkable statement ihat 2,000 years of Christian civilisation nave brought us to the second world war. It is so easy to blame all the world’s tt;publes on to one’s pet abomination, but it is neither logical nor truthful ...