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URN the English Channel! A few tons of oil, and parts of the English Channel would burn for hours, making a belt of fire through which no Nazi could pass.-Noel Barber in " The Sunday Dispatch," * * * ]F Hitler had only indulged a little in the fine sport of fox-hunting, Europe would not have been in the condition it is to-day.-Ronald Tree, M.P., exMaster of the Pytchley Hounds, * * % OU can’t play swing forever.-Duke Ellington, Negro bandleader, whe has just composed a three-hour opera * * * ET us have less of "We can stand it,’ and more of "We can give it." -Leslie Hore-Belisha. * * * OOK out for a blitzlaugh from Berlin. All the oldest jokes in the world will be sorted out: card-indexed, tested and hurled at us across the Channel. We are going to be bombarded with puns and funny stories.-Nathaniel Gubbins in "The Sunday Express."
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 74, 22 November 1940, Page 6
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143SHORTWAVES New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 74, 22 November 1940, Page 6
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