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Heart of the North

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THE CHINA_MAIL, NOVEMBER 12, 1940. “

ROOSEVELT SPEECH AT

OF UNKNOWN

TOMB

SOLDIER

BEATING HITLER'S

“PEOPLE UNDER THE IRON HEEL WILL LATEST

REBEL,!” SAID PRESIDENT › ROOSEVELT IN

AN ARMISTICE DAY SPEECH AT THE TOME

WEAPON'

If you usually sleep' soundly for eight hours a night you will

OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY.

He expressed faith that democracy, in not expect to feel fit and lively spite of all, would survive.

“I, for one, do not believe that the world will revert to a modern form of ancient slavery, or to controls vested in modern feu dalism or modern empires for modern dicta- fors or modern oligarchies in these days.

"People under their iron heels

it your rest ration is suddenly cut to four hours, but you can, if you' take it gradually, soon learn to do

with for less sleep,

Remember these simple rules

and Hitler's planes will soon

cease to worry you. Allow yours

self to dozein the train or bus

on your way to and from work

Allow yourself toʻrelax completely after your midday meal, even if you are still sitting in your chaff. "If you are at hom goʻinto a

will themselves rebels," said Pre- WENT TO IT quiet, derkened room and, doze,

sident Roosevelt.

In what was his first, publ UNTIL SHE

speech since his re-election, Presi dent Roosevelt denounced “ún- patriotic efforts" which he said had been made by some Americans since the Great War "to make us believe that the sacrifices made by our nation were made wholly in vain."

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Don't worry if you seem to be so overtired that you cannot sleep. If you sit or lie quietly you will be resting yourself just the same, "There is no need suddenly to start leading a hermit-like life. An occasional visit to a cinema or theatre, or even that trip to the | "local," is valuable relaxation, i: For sixty-six. years Mrs. Nigh- "Children must, of course, be be, Gloucestershire, has worked as possible. tingale, of Bull Lane, Winchcom-encouraged to get as much sleep as a glazier at the Postlip Paper When you take them to a shel- Mills, Winchcombe. Now aged ter insist that they lie down and seventy-nine, she has retired. remain quiet. Babies are not a problem because they will sleep Each day she walked one and anyway, butput cotton wool Democracy Preserved tage to work, and walked back children and give them sweets

three-quarter miles from her cotpads in the ears of the olde again in the evening. She started at eight and finished at five-each day.

In 1914, a definite effort was made in part of the world to destroy democracy. · Tḥat ef- fort was designed to substitute. the doctrine that might makes right.

"The attempt failed 22 years *ago. to-day. A hundred years from now, historians will say rightly that the 'Great War pre- served the new order of the ages Her husband, who is still liv for at least a whole generation. ing, has already retired from

They would say that if the Axis work, "She is the oldest ser of 1918 had been successtul, in avant in our firm," the secretary. military victory over the asso- of the paper mills stated.. clated nations, resistance on be-

suck.

HOSPITALITY

Three elderly women-two aged about eighty took shelter under. half of democracy in 1940 would "She has had very little time the stairs and were unharmed have been wholly impossible," off, and would not have left us when a bomb damaged much of sald the President,

now, but she was getting a little their house, In, a Midland town -America was, therefore, proud. afraid of air raids. We gave her during the night....... of its share in maintaining thea pension. era of democracy, in, that war, in which they took part,

Needs Of To-day To-day "we recognise certain facts of 1940 which did not exist in 1918, the need for the elimin- ation of aggressive armaments, the need for the breaking down of barriers in a more closely knit world, the need for restoring hon--

"All the years she was here she sat in the same seat.. She is still very active, and her sight and hearing are good.

When a special constable told them that it was safe for them to come out. one, aged seventy-ning, asked calmly, "Will you have a cup of coffee? I think the gas stove is still here.".

FÖR HAPPY VALLEY BÚS

EORIENTALE

our in the written and spoken OLAST 4 TIMES TO:DAY:

word.

"We recognise that the pro- cesses of the democracies must be greatly improved in order that we may attain those purposes -Reu ter.

R.A.F.'S NEXT PROBLEM

Big black four-engined planes have been seen among the large- formations of German aircraft: during recent raids in the South

Those who have seen the planes say they look like the troop-car- riers, which Germany used during operations In, Norway and. Den- mark, but air experts point out. It is extremely difficult for, the layman to recognise types of new machines, and nothing definite can be known, until one of them has been brought down ora photograph talten from the air..

It may be that they are large bombers developed on the lines. of the four-engined bombers which Germany was known to possess before the war, but which were regarded as a failure.

It is possible that the Germans, after further expériments, have! evolved a four-engined bomber which they are giving a try. out."

Or perhaps, the machines nro the orthodox. German troop- carriers and are making, recon- na'ssances heavily protected by fighters.

BUT WHATEVER THEY ARE, THE R.A.F. IS READY FOR THEM.

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She brought him fuck – both -kindst - When che was at his elbow, he couldn't lose. hen to save. him she made a wild decision that ended in a crash,

They Dared To Gamble With Life Itself

HE LOVED HER CNOUGH TO BLACKMAIL BERI

Walter Winger

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The HOUSE ACROSS the BAY

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