2. Árgangur 1941, 176. Tölublað, Síða 3

OIL DANGER. , The growing threat to Ger- man oil rescurces is shown by two statements on M°scow raidio, one saying that as the result of bombing by the Red

2. Árgangur 1941, 231. Tölublað, Síða 3

The seoond pictuhe iwiU be shiown ais usual — at 7,00 p. m.

2. Árgangur 1941, 298. Tölublað, Síða 1

In the raid on Medan 36 persions iwere killed, m-ost of them Chinese and Indonesian Red Crioss -wiorkers.

2. Árgangur 1941, 288. Tölublað, Síða 3

* * * When asked by Aunt Pris- cilla why some soldiers carried tWo rifles, the C,S,M, replied that, when the owner of a rifle Was ill, his mate had to take

2. Árgangur 1941, 215. Tölublað, Síða 1

The Russians destroyed 22 German planes ysterday on an aerodrome, and on the day before the Russians dstroyed 8l Nazi planes at the cost of 41 of their own.

2. Árgangur 1941, 276. Tölublað, Síða 1

A War correspondent there as described how he. con- ^tantly witnessed troops and hks arrive in endless streams r°m all directions.

2. Árgangur 1941, 282. Tölublað, Síða 4

This command puts a stop to military progress. 22. Source. 24. A Vichy boss. 25. Bacon or boloney. 26. Haphazard. 27. Base of a column.

3. Árgangur 1942, 82. Tölublað, Síða 2

with such You rerríember that Hitler in his speech recently about the Russian campaign claimed that the total number of Germans killed in Russia from June 22

4. Árgangur 1943, 117. Tölublað, Síða 1

Eeasy fillied fiir Raids Over Germany Coitiaee LONDON, June 22 — The air assault on Europe both from ihe north and south goes steadily on.

2. Árgangur 1941, 285. Tölublað, Síða 3

M. S. PRÍNCE OF WALES H. M. S. REPULSE PRINCE OF WALES.