... have a visitor occasionally. In the association room where I saw men cleaning out mess tins, etc., as their job, he must not speak (although, as you can imagine, they sometimes manage to do so). Their safety razors are kept in custody between shaves (they ...

... sitting around,silent and morose, disgusted at their luck. Lieutenant- Commander G. Layton, E-T3's captain, found it hard to speak to the men who had served with him so faithfully, and whom Fate had rendered inactive till the end of the War. At 5 a.m. a ...

... That was a good one ! Conversation died away. A hush fell over the compartment as some of us paced up and down without speaking, and others sat on the piles of hammocks on the floor and in the corners. We woke. Another lull came, and we decided to turn ...

... people which nothing can kill. They are the SS men of to-day. The SS spirit was born there. (The SS man of whom Strasser speaks is the black-uniformed members of the Schutsstaffel, formerly the elite corps of the Brown Army, later used for concentration ...

... Reveille, as the troops' own paper. Underneath we print the letter in full. No other comment is required, as this letter speaks for itself. Dear Sirs, Having just digested the contents of the first issue of Reveille, I feel bound to congratulate you ...

... that smart French girl (4) 3. Pull the vessel! (3) 4. It indicates which service you are in. (6) 5. Something for Tommy to speak French with. (6) 6. It has explosive possibilities. (3) 7. Quarters for the general. (4) 8. It's all up when you're at your ...

... they discuss the Ministration of Informatory which is the wise Government department which Sees No News, Hears No News, and Speaks No News. (Say nowt.) But this is no impedance to the military experts from the camp : they know better than your War Office ...

... thirty-year-old German named Hoffman, who has an English wife ; (4) a prince ; (5) Hans Fritsche—who is, in fact, a German - speaking announcer of Berlin Radio, and nothing like Haw-Haw whatever. Finally, Mr. Walter Hutchinson suggested that I write this ...

... that I don't know of one newspaper which has yet succeeded in getting a true slant on the Army of to-day psychologically speaking. I mean, cartoonists and such like have made laborious stabs at creating a truly representative character, but so far ...

... Nicolson Forecasts Sudden Cracking of Nazi Nerves MR. HAROLD NICOLSON, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Information, speaking at Edinburgh recently, referred to the differences between the French, the German and British national characters. He pointed ...

... ordinary broadcast from Chicago. Or they might think it was just another jazz tune, and—stand up and dance ! * * * Incidentally, speaking of air raid music, we have heard a serious suggestion that organ pipes should be attached to the wings of our dive ...

... one might have thought him a hundred years old, she said ; there was something about him so miserable that no one dared speak to him, and he himself spoke to nobody. But during the first desperate year of the last War, when the strains of the Ma ...