... that any kind of peace offensive which Berlin may now be concocting can succeed in the transparent object of winning a second World War without the pains of fighting for it Canadian opinion runs on the same lines. The Toronto Globe and Mail says:— Cool ...

... 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.) ...

... law instead material. Tht Governor# o? the non H*ll Library hav« ordered tb© foilo wing books:--Coopor (Duff), '‘The Second World War;* Hinkaon (Pamela), Iriah Gold;*' Milne (A. A.) *' Too l>ate Now, Nichole (Beverley), Green Grows the City, Sandman ...

... 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 ...

... SERVICE The War and the African Missions. the mission field the horizon ...

... e sense for a new organisation of Europe. Thus once again it becomes unmistakably clear that the only winner in the second world war to date is Russia. and that, if the war causes enough damage. only Russia can possibly win anything out of it. and may ...

... when a teacher in the primary department of St. Clement's Public Elementary Schools. Belfast. Since the outbreak of this second World War my thoughts have been circling around those erstwhile little boys. whom while teaching I learned to love and remember ...

... breastplate. Recently Dr. Walker, now a distinguished Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, and now in the midst of his second World War, once again brought forth his breastplate, this time in the “British Medical Journal.” He begged colleagues to help “either ...

... the same France whose Inept policy iand that of Britain) had put into his hand the key which unlocked the door to the Second World War. So from the disaster of the Rhineland can be traced in a straight line all the destruction and suthring which the present ...

... That war. with its terrible sacrifice and the destruction of millions of human beings, was now being continued in a second world war. They must not forget the spiritual ...

... Englishman in the happier days becomes a little heated in some of the mediocre EnViisn or Scottish players to before the second World War, I used to games between the Belfast clubs, but the exclusion of her own Irish lads read the Irish League football results ...

... 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 ...