Daily Post - 23.05.1941, Síða 4

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BAILY FOST
Slaves meed not read,
say Nazis.
The deliberate undenmining of tlie morale
of the civi;ian populatiion appears to be part
of the established policy of Germany in her
ru e of Poland. While ordiiniary schools are
closed (“Slaves needn’t read,“ is a well
known German adage), special schools for
the training of cnoupieTs and courses in the
management of gambling houses are adver-
tised in the newispapers. Libraries are de-
stnoyed, but the kind of litei'ature which is
banned on the boiokstalls in most co'untries
is encouraged.
Ordeals of Battle
Troops Harch 600 Milos in Desert
The British forces which l;ook Fallujah
without casualties this week had marched
six hundred miles from the Mediterranean
towards the Euphrates. The last three
hundred miles were covered mainly over
a waterless and roadless desert. The tem-
perature was 130 in the shade, making
the metal inside armoured cars untouch-
able.
Operations had been helped by landing
troops frcm the air at the rear of the
town, barring the road to Baghdad.
ANSWEKS to Puzzlé Corner.
1. North Africa: actually in Morocco.
2. Authorised Version, and Revised Ver-
sion of the Bible.
3. The King’s signature.
4. A substance derived from the intes-
tines of whales.
5. From the man named Amerigo Ves-
pucci.
6. A box or container in which a ship’s
compass is set.
British Forces’Broadcasts
Friday: Studio Concert, with the fa-
mous Icelandic pianist, Miss Margaret
Eriksdottir.
Sunday: Studio Orchestra, directed by
Sp. Braden, and request numbers. And
a summary of the news of the week.
”Bless!”
2 Minutes’ lcelandic for the Troops.
Time: Tíminn.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. — Mánu-
dagur, þriðjudagur, miðvikudagur, fimtu-
dagur, föstudagur, laugardagur, sunnu-
dagur (Mounerdahger, Thridyoudahger,
Midveekerdaliger, Fimtudahger, Fuster-
dahger, Loygahdahger, Sunnerdahger).
Yesterday. — í gær (ee gyiré).
Day before yesterday. — í fyrradag (ee
feererdahg).
Today. — í dag (ee dahg).
Tomorrow. — Á morgun (ow morgen). -
Tomorrow morning. — I fyrramálið (ee
feerarmowlid).
Before noon. — Árdegis (ourdayiss).
After noon. — Síðdegis (seetþdayiss).
GULLFOSS
Steak and fried eggs.
Egg and chips. Fish and chips
Bacon and eggs.
Chops.
Coffee. tea, minerals and
cocomalt.j
Prompt service Music all day
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