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Wary, wise Russian Ambassador Maxim Litvinoff sat in on at least one matinee discussion, emerged poker-faced. He was probably the only person outside the Big Two who was told all that had been decided. For the details remained secret. On Winston Churchill's return by bomber to Great Britain, a joint statement, finally recognizing the bad news pouring in, was issued...
...these are the last hours of Cairo they are certainly glorious hours. The days are hot, but not sizzling hot, and the nights are cool, brightened by a gigantic bomber's moon, which makes the Pyramids visible miles away...
...bomber forces will join the R.A.F. over Europe sooner than the British had dared to hope. London censors last week passed the first specific reports of U.S. air activity in Britain: a growing U.S. air staff in London, U.S. squadrons already taking over some British airdromes, soon to take more. Well under way was the enormous task of coordinating R.A.F. and U.S. operations in the tight little island...
...industrial construction for the national defense effort. He had set a record in building the Wright Aeronautical Corp. factory in Cincinnati. Within a year Kahn was to build a still bigger one: Henry Ford's vast, $75,000,000 Willow Run bomber plant. Willow Run's record will be broken if a still bigger Kahn job-so far in plans only-goes through: the $120,000,000 Chrysler airplane engine plant in the Chicago area...
...Over 100 jewels are used in the instrument panel of a big U.S. bomber. Others are in its bombsight...