London, May 4. R. Winston Churchill, broadcasting to the Polish people all over the world on the occasion of the Polish National Day, said that they were right to keep the day as a national holiday, because the constitution of 1791 was a pattern when it was framed of intelligent political thought.
Neighbours in those by-gone days s^w the adoption of this system as the beginning of the regeneration of Poland. They hastened to perpetrate the partition of the country before the Polish nation could consolidate its position.
The same tragedy and Sydney, May 4.
Mr, Spender, Minister for the Army, announced that after an analysis of messages from General Blarney, Second-in-Command in the Middle East, he estimated that some 12,000 British, Australian and New Zealand troops were not yet accounted for following the Greek Campaign. Three thousand left on beaches were mostly non-combatant. and labour. Al nurses serving with the army had been eva-enated, he added.—Reuter, the same crime was repeated in
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