"Season," said this Nazi air oticer a London station on his way to a war prisoners' camp. down tin the south-east of England, their altitude towards it all is that itis all a nuisance which must be endured. Certainly 1 have never heard one of them express fear yet.
Adolf could see them during a raid he would stop his terrorizing tactics at once, because It would be apparent even to him that these tactics are Wasted on the civilian population.
They simply refuse to pani a thought of it has ente It makes me smile to think that in 1997 half the population of Shanghai Jett town because half-a-dozen bombs were accidentally dropped on it. A bit_cf a contrast, don't Plenty of Good Food have just about run dry. AIL have to say now fz that Tam. still Bain x a Adate Comelally classified Rib" and" thoroughly enjoying.
Sne'more thing of importance:
Don't believe anything you may hear about food shortage in Ena We strived in this country expecting wood dressing-acmething weld and wonderful in diets. We need not fave worried. The (ood is wonderfal and, what is better, there is plenty
hata regarding salvaging of waste i so mach that orders haa lo be {ood to feed pigs and things! We are teffed with bacon, ham, beet, mut= ion in turn vegetables of all descrip. tau ad even cit cake Teavaabie every meat, and no stint~ incippie st tea time! Tea or cocoa
Sugar either: There is one and even tat is being rectified pints at an President to Ignore Willkie's Challenge Washington, Oct. 22
President Roosevelt will ignore the challenge of the Republican Presid= ential candidate, Mr. Wendell Will-Tie, to speak from the same platform Baltimore on October 30, the White, House spokesman indicated Jost night.
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Willkie bot have scheduled campaign speeches Baltimore on the same day, and Mr. Willkie yesterday offered to speak from the same platform with the President President Roosevelt returned 10 Washington from his Hyde Park es-te yesterday and immediately be fan work on the five—political beeches he has decided to deliver before Election Day.
"The President's first major political speech of the campaign will be de~ vered in New York tomorrow night.
"The President told the press several ago that he had abandoned plans not to deliver any campaign nes. He accused the Republican of making false allegations sgzinst his Administration and said ie felt compelled to correct the "false impressions" created by the Republicans United Press.
Arrive in Britain in perfect English when he arrived He was shot when on his way to London by air.
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