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"With profound consciousness of my refipnnsiblllty to my country- men and tn my rnnniryis ezuisc. I lnwe tonight issued a proclamation

that an unlimitcil national emergency exists and requires the

strengthening oi‘ mn- deience to the extreme limit o! our national power and authority". So raid President Roosevelt in a broadcast to tho people m. the United S-trter. In many langumgts .the presidenth words were carried to the people of the world. lie hulicate". thnt his muntry will not hesitatn to risk war to resist attack or the threat of ilttlifk uliivh might arise many hundreds of miles beyond Ameri- can shores.

These are British instruments oi vengeance-ships and planes that tracked tn its (lnnm the Gennan battleship Bismarck. They or. probably among the 50-i00 uarships and planes searching the At- lantic tor the l0,000-ton (icrman cruiser Prinz Eugen. Unidentified aircraft (‘i\i'l‘1i'T, top, lnwflu-ked with inst, tfli'[l(‘li0-t!.'lfl"‘|"l’lg Swordfish planes. may im tln- new VH tnrions, which saw its first action against the Bismr-rrlc, Below. photographed from n Sivonlflsh lr. flight, is the lzrir~t photo of tin- fmnnus battlcrririsrr llenown, which wrs in at the death of the Pismnrck Photos rushed to U.S. b!’ trans-Atlan- _tie Clipper.

War Weapons Week in loudon met with heartening response, and tho slogan “We ‘ Can't Lose l! We Lend" appealed strongly to dnnntors’ reason as well as their instinct to give -— for by lznzling to thcir utmost they know they assure final victory. Tanks were used to mobile post offices for sale oi‘ "lg War Bonds. Girls in the Borough m iiampstead get l look st what their money will buy.

Despite the sign proclaiming the privacy

N0 PRIVACY HERE of the (‘amp (Yonmrandantfs ciilee on wheels, tnese Engfsh lads are inning a, chat. with Sgt. T. Anderson, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, nlge seems to be enjoying the indlscretion oi his young callers.

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