... the Orest Powers of effective anti-war treaty, and their observance thereof, would be a practical guarantee r gainst a second world war. Everyone will agree with him that that. In Itself, would be tremendous service to humanity, and that he is right pressing ...

... peremptoriness repellant even to those who, conscious of prestige, would weigh wi*,h interest his opinion on the nearness of second world war. His conceit and dictatorial style compare unfavourably with the balanced, courtly, scholarly writings of General Von ...

... General von Blomberg, in speech, declared Germany’s will to peace. ** Europe has become too small to be battlefield for a second world war, he said. Cultural treasures are too valuable to exposed once more to the destructive effect of modern weapons. Since ...

... people on the pavements, present their accustomed air. and no signs are evident hero that Germany stands the brink of the second world war within twenty years of her history.— Times ” telegram, per Press Association (copyright). MUSSOLINI “ADVISED” GERMANY ...

... danger.” says the mamfesto. that the conflicting interests of BriUsh Imperialism and aggressive Nazi-ism may provoke second world war. The I.L.P. refuses to support any Capitalist Government in any war whatever. The quarrel between two Capitalist Stales ...

... LINEN HALL LIBRARY At a meeting the Governors held yesterday, the following books were ordered;--Cooper (Duff). The Second World War: Hinkson (Pamela). Irish Gold: Milne (A. A). It’s Too Late Now: Nicho'i (Beverley). Green Grows the City; Sandman (C.) ...

... Coalition candidate ” that '' the conflicting interests of British Imperialism and aggressive German Nazi-ism have provoked a second world war and that the quarrel between two capitalist States is not workers’ quarrel. In view of the Russo-German pact, it can ...

... President’s Declaration BALTIMORE, Tuesday.—“ Nowadays the second world war is having an injurious effect upon our economy and the economy of the world, but out of this war there has already emerged a clearer realisation of the value of democracy and ...

... engaged by the Chinese in another great defence. The New York Herald- Tribune,” in a leading article, declares that the second World War has arrived, and that Germany will attack the nited States whenever it will aid her cause. Aid to Britain, it says, is ...

... The Jewish Question, James Parkes: ** Germany's New Order, by Duncan Wilson: ‘‘Canada.” Graham Surv: Canada and the Second World War, bv C. P. Stacey; '* Canada and U;S. Neutrality. bv B. K Sondwell: All Right, Mr. Roosevelt. by Steuben Leacock: ...

... criticise endangers his life.” Realised Mistake “Thus, when Hess realised his mistake and saw that Germany would not win the second world war and that Hitler was leading his country to greater disaster than William 11, wrote down his misgivings in a letter which ...

... need for military preparedness, the organ of the Communist Youth League writes;—“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 ...