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... settle the Franco-German c'iV the Anglo-German rivalry. fl Germany will meet in this last HiHl l '°nHict Belgian plains, JC't Waterloo, the only spot . l*? ri: nit tho evolution of the V v which will face each other. Sislv doubt as to the result this ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL SECRETS BARTER' BRITAIN and the United States have made arrangements for a full exchange of German technical secrets acquired since VE-Day. it is announced this morning. Microfilm copies of information valuable to British industry will ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL will contain pages pages of pictures, all the news, and and special features of exceptional interest will write on Women. ,, will write on will write Patriotism.” 24 Full Pages Id. Mr. Arnold Bennett “The War and the Futui* Mr. Horatio ...
... SUNDAY•PICTORIAL HORATIO BOTTOMLEY (Editor of John Bull), on The Machine-Made Nation. Miss BEATRICE HARRADEN (Author of Ships That Pass in the Night), on The Women Are Splendid. AUSTIN HARRISON (Editor of English Review) on Our Reply to ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL DECEMBER 31, 1922, Germany Reaches Her Limit. FOR four years the Germans have resisted the rather fumbling attempts of the victorious Allies to compel them to make adequate provision for the payment of reparations. They are now at the ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL AND READ THE IMPORTANT ARTICLE CAN WE AFFORD A SOCIALIST GOVERNMENT? By LORD ROTHERMERE IN this article Lord Rothermere analyses the record of our Socialist Government, and says they have increased unemployment and weakened our financial ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL AMERICA, standing primly s. from the Finnish tragedy, must find it difficult to extract much consolation from the fruits of her bedraggled policy of isolation. She was the one nation which, without the slightest risk to herself, could ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL Produced with all the Photographic and other Journalistic resources of THE DAILY MIRROR behind it, the new paper will contain pages and pages of pictures, all the news and special features of exceptional interest. Mr. Arnold Bennett the ...
... demand that Germany should pay her indemnity in goods and services, and then insist that no German goods should be dumped in this country and no German labour be admitted here. We cannot first starve Germany of raw materials (with everything else) ...
... SUNDAY PICTORIAL SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS OF TO-MORROW S ISSUE. There is much speculation in newspaper circles as to the circulation likely to be reached by No. 3 of the Sunday Pictorial—the new Sunday picture newspaper with The Daily Mirror behind ...
... ’/ i ii# the German countryside. I_ll iL HKb&»' They were given the same food the German guards i I iIII l«UWl They entertained German girls champagne parties and A l l V! ~x ibits in the trial were oi-en in the company a mystery German NC O. ~ . .• • ...
... THE “SUNDAY PICTORIAL.” The success of this new illustrated weekly newspaper is astonishing, the circulation of the third number exceeded the highest anticipations, and broke all records reaching the colossal figure 1,840,000. Of the first number 1,000 ...