Word: bidinger
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Mister I was undoubtedly designed for propaganda as well as pleasure, but the gruff Gestapo is too charmingly outfoxed to be taken seriously. The Gestapo head, biding his time, huffs: "Rome wasn't built in a day-even by Mussolini."
Whatever the present outcome, he agrees with Hitler that Britain's stranglehold on world trade must be broken; the English Tories brought to book. He is not so sure that they will be, as he is that history will bring Franklin Roosevelt to book. Such were the thoughts last...
Head Coach Jaakko Mikkola is hopeful that the neophytes will provide him with material for the Varsity in the near future. The strong aggregation of young milers and two milers who are biding their time in the 1000 yard run until the spring, may be the answer to the drubbing...
The third fortress, Suez, was secure so long as British sea power held the eastern Mediterranean, so long as Italy was stalled in Egypt, so long as Russia kept Germany out of the Near East via Turkey. The Russians, another inland horde, were choosing not to help their rival horde...
This might cost Winston everything he has gained since the war began, if Britain met a military reverse. Cynics suspected that Mr. Chamberlain might have some such idea in mind. Although Winston Churchill has lately praised the Prime Minister even in private (to the irritation of his friends), nobody in...