Was Held Under Defence Regulations The "Washington Post throughout his career Mr.
Churchill has never hesitated to tell the public the truth, no matter how unpalatab) end bitter. That is why the note dogged conüdence which he sounded rings true. brilliance which Mr. Churchill has The "Baltimore Sun," recalling the London, Sept. 13. often shown, states that it was not Japan Shunsuke Tanabe. edt M e be De and the world on Wednesday throug one of two brilliance which' spoke to England
fence Regulation in London early acts: apanese dotal er the De- Mr, Churchill's lips, It was char-last month, has been released n an epic hour, the paper adds, eli-ambition and love of place and chief of the London branch of Mitpower have disappeared. Devo! subishi Shoji Kaisha, was freed after rules this man—devotion to the as es a few Mr, Tanabe is acting chief of the Shoe"
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