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...might be farther east-a new Anglo-American front in the Caucasus to keep the Baku oilfields out of German hands...
Similarities. The two dictators have a common and outspoken fear of the Anglo-Russian pact and the increasing solidarity of the United Nations with Russia. They believe that Germany is their bulwark against Communist doctrine and Russian post-war political influence. Both are increasingly dependent on Germany for trade. From the U.S. Portugal has received slimmer & slimmer shipments of oil, tobacco, fertilizer and foodstuff. Spain has been getting shiploads of wheat for her sullen peons and rickety children...
...draft deferrment is not given law students thus is by no means proof that a supply of law-trained men will not become increasingly essential to win the war. Certainly we must realize the need during war, as well as peace, for men able to think in terms of Anglo-American law and representative government. . . . . the very systems which we are fighting to preserve. David R. Roberts...
...fact is that U.S. and British airmen are making Anglo-American history: they are getting along exceptionally well together. At the top, and across the British countryside, this official fellowship shows in many ways: the close integration of U.S. and British air staffs; the rapid transfer of R.A.F. airdromes, supply and maintenance depots to the growing U.S. forces; young U.S. pilots, fresh out of school and untried in battle, getting combat experience in British planes with British squadrons; U.S. tractors and excavators, operated by U.S. civilian laborers and Army engineers, clawing up the green lawns, parks and fields of many...
Thus Commentator Carter afforded at least a partial clue to his increasingly oblique Biblical allusions to the war (calling Hitler "Satan" and the Germans "Assyrians," calling the United Nations the "Anglo-Saxon-Celtic-Judaic peoples" and the "Lost Tribes...