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Ol Rewer COTLAND YARD’S task, we hear, is all the .more difficult, because many of our native Fifth Columnists have had such expensive educations that, although they would betray anything else, they never betray their feel-ings--Timothy Shy in "The News Chronicle." * * * "[ HERE are those who say that Tumours are as inevitable in wartime as spots with measles and that they do not really do much harm, This’ is not the view of that dangerous man, Adolf Hitler.-Harold Nicholson. * * * E have. extreme gratification. in _announcing that there is every, probability of our Most Gracious Queen gladdening the hearts and best wishes of the nation by an addition to Her Majesty’s illustrious House.-"Observer," London, May 24, 1840. * * * . S.. ELIOT said that he did not.care -""= to listen to Beethoven so much as formerly. We both agreed on Bach and Gluck for the war.-Stephen Spender, the poet.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 69, 18 October 1940, Page 6
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144SHORTWAVES New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 69, 18 October 1940, Page 6
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