Do you pick up. the broadcasts—from Zeozen, I think-of "Lord Havw-Haw? Iie has. become one of ovr mort poplar nightly turns. Tow he Hot the name "Lord Haw-haw" T do not know.
1 think it was the tribute er to the super-hab," which of course Is very different from "Kultur"
Every night he tells the world in faultless English, of the miserable Mate in which we are living in Eng-
Retired colonels and admirals in country districts write in support. The bread sold by most bakers, they declare, is pale anemic stuff, the mere ghost of real bread, which can only be produced by stone-ground flour. "The Times" reports the invention by a father und son named Clark, a milling machine which is to revolu-ionize the whole art of bread making. "ts viet hat it preserves all those life: properties in the wheat berry which modern high-pressure methods of milling would appear to be expressly designed to destroy.
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