2. Árgangur 1941, 281. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 3

The man blush- ed, burst into tears and hast- ened to cover his confusion at being caught wáthout his mous- tache.

3. Árgangur 1942, 41. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 3

The Germans dived hast- ily for cover.

4. Árgangur 1943, 76. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

, but says that everywhere the fighting continues with unabated fero- city, the heaviest encounters taking place in the central sec- j tor and in the Pont du

4. Árgangur 1943, 78. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

Officially, there is nothing to report from the southern sector of the front, which in- cludes the Pont du Fahs and Enfidaville areas.

4. Árgangur 1943, 79. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

Fighting still con- tor^ e*iei ‘Ues in the Pont du Fahs sec- where several determined counter-attacks have ^pletel ^tish f; * IIIU l0ns gained.

3. Árgangur 1942, 26. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 3

* Crystals from the Vinarbraud of Snorri Brissketsson: At every acGÍdent, remember to turn tow- ards thyse’.f and inquire what powers thou hast for maklng

4. Árgangur 1943, 158. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

Use of the new explosive was announced to newsmen last week at the award of an Army & Navy “E” pennant to a Du Pont plant at Perth Am- boy, N.J., where hexamine

3. Árgangur 1942, 13. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 2

It will pnove the Hast bas- Won of Allied power in the Paoir «o or the first gap in Japan’s fnont-line.

3. Árgangur 1942, 81. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

army, saying they wish to hast- e nvictory. Coal Situation London, June 18th.

4. Árgangur 1943, 203. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 2

Patt- erson, undersecretary of war told the American Federation of Labor convention, but he hast ened to add he was not predict- ing the end of the war.