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May
1.
1941.
EDITORIAL
Debt
To
Greece
-
-
"If
nn
Grwk
fvpr
fitsd
mnrhpr
cVinf
in
thic
irar
rVio
fleht
nf
thP
frPA
tCftrld
tn
tha
nonnlo
nf
fViaf
rroVant
lifflol
....
"
V1V.
J.U.
bllUb
guiauiia,
IIVUVI
nation
would
be
well
nigh
incalculable'
declares
Elmore
n.
,
n
,
Phibott
in
one
of
his
svndiratpd
nrtiVW
"Whv
is
it.
rhnf
anc
LllShes
Uut
we
are
all
so
inclined
just
now
(as
President
Roosevelt,
Q
ATI
fi
QTH
T
showed)
to
be
over-pessimistic?
It
is
because,
just
prior
juUOU
0
1
ILL
to.
the
Nazi
advances
in
the
Balkans,
we
ourselves
werel
winning
such
sweeping
victories
over
the
Italians.
If
we
compare
our
entire
position
in
Africa
and
the
Middle
East
with
that
of
last
autumn
what
dd
we
see?
That
we
have
'nits
already
won
back
from
the
grasp
of
the
lesser
gangster
as
an
empire.
Entire
Italian
armies
have
been
destroyed.
In
my
opinion
we
would
never
have
dared
to
attempt
the
large-scale
offensive
against
Italy,
both
in
Ethiopia
illil
it.n
C
A
-f
!
JIJ
1
.1
-
1
1
emu
uicicsi
ui
Sirica,
as
fcuun
as
we
uiu
nau
we
not.
naa
convincing
POnVinrintr
evidence
ftvirlpnPA'
that
that
tho
the
Tralfonc
Italians
ifora
were
fiVmrillfnrr
unwilling
fft
to'
loon,
May
i:
cpscho
ist
and
toun-re
acute,
a
fulmn.g
!
ln
ht
SLS,
fight.
fight.
It
It
was
was
the
the
Greeks
Greeks
who
who
tautrht
taught
us
us
that
that
Regardless
Rerll
oi
me
iuiure
nistory
oi
tnis
war,
no
one
will
ever
be
able
to
take
from
the
Greeks
the
hnnnr
nf
rmvind-
Wn
the
f
ircf
to
call
the
bluff
of
the
sawdust
Caesar
of
modern
Rome.
uuu
uiuy
shuck
me
urst
amazing
diow,
DUt
wnicn
ioirow-ed
up
that
first
blow
by
a
succession
of
attacks
with
results
which
helped
to
shatter
the
morale
of
Italian
armies
everywhere.
'There
is
no
greater
folly
than
to
imagine
that
in
a
Iife-and-death
struggle
like
this
we
can
always
fight
just
where,
when
and
how
we
please.
It
is
not
ju"st
a
ojuestion
of
fighting
or
letting
our
enemy
walk
into
any
part
of
the
world
M
might
wish
to
go.
If
our
ultimate
intention
is
to
attack
the
Germans
in
strength
strong
enough
to
beat
them,
then
we
will
have
to
do
two
obvious
things.
We
will
have
to
raise
armies
far
more,
numerous
and
far
better
armed
than
any
we
now
have,
and
we
will
have
to
test
out
the
German
strength
from
time
to
time
by
actual
combat.
"Had
there
been
no
such
test
last
fall
in
Albania,
no
one
would,
have
known
that
the
morale
of
the
Italian
army
was
so
low
as
to
make
it
a
fit
subject
for
immediate
knockout.
Had
there
been
no
such
test
as
in
the
Balkans
in
the
nast
few
weeks
wp.
would
nnt.
hnvo
W1
nnnf
i..
nncfrnf
inn
fhot
fTio
foclr
nf
VinlrKnr.
.1
n
,lt5
its
Losses
And
Gains
While"
the'
losses
and
gains
in
cbnnection
with
the
campaign
in
Greece
are
still
rather
vague,
it
is
becoming
abundantly
clear
that
the
Germans
have
had
a
great
many
more
casualties
than
the
British
and
Greeks.
The
German
generals
evidently
drove
their
men
against
the
defences
of
the
British
and
Greek
armies
careless
of
what
the
losses
might
be.
They
had
plenty
of
men
and
losses
did
not
matter
as
long
as
they
were
able
to
drive
through.
face
of
a
crisis
threatening
Its
I
status
as
the
i
gourmet's
nar-
"If
nil
thp
wnrlH
nnwldinuro
fViof
TtoKr
Vio
Unnmo
..ctradlse
where
another
German-occupied
country,
it
was
Greece
which
EnS
es
irom
tngnsn
f
t..T.
a
S
i
i
,
1.,
made
Sohcr
the
MORE
CANADIANS
ARRIVE
IN
ENGLAND
r.Mr.w
w.
v..
on.
yii
uuu
ucaung
vjcimany.are
"open
for
lunch
is
going
to
be
more
and
not
less
difficult
than
was
previ-
others
remain
open
a
ousiy
estimated.
cooklng.
Food
rationing
and
shortage
of
Ingredients
essential
to
cOnUnental
and
foreign
dishes
t
h
a
tlOUlS
-at.
4
Safe
arrival
of
another
large
contingentoj
Canadian
st-idiere
and
a.nnen
in
England
has
bjen
officially
announced.
The
above
scenes
show
th
fighting
men
as
thev
left
an
East
Coast
seaport
cn
their
perilous
voyage
across
the
Atlantic.
In
t
upper
photo
Canucks
wave
a
farewell
to
Canada
as
they
mount
the
gang
plank.
A
group
of
Ser
:ant
Pilots,
graduates
of
the
Commonwealth
Air
Training
Plan,
are
shown
be!6w
as
they
eat
th
r
first
meal
aboard
ship.
Inset.
Private
R.
O.
Golden,
of
Victoria
Island
and
Private
H.
T.
DoUflas
of
VancGuver
do
a
little
last-minute
advert!-fng
for
their
home
nrovlnr
hv
rticTrtoutafr
n'HrV
j
i.
i
...
.
.
.
,
j
y.j.,,
a
vuiuiuuki
appie
uirougn
me
snips
pon-nwe.
OPERATING
and
Blackout
Status
of
London's
Famous
Eating
Centre
if
the
rarer
French
vegetables
fare
fcfcfcihg,
potatoes
and
carrots
land
sprouts
'particularly
sprouts!
JaTe
always
plentiful,
and
cooked
m
vie
tTencn
-way.
There
Is
restaurant
at
leas;
one
wroth
continues
that
has
been'11"1
a
SpttJijjh
tosk
as
a
fhort-
V.
place
to
eat
have
played
Httle
later.
Only
a
couple
serve
dinner
after
blackout.
There
Is
the
danger
of
air
attack
and
crtop
of
that
Londoners
arent
as
anxious
to
escape
from
their
English
cooking
as
they
are
to
escape
death
in
the
greater,
security
of
their
shelters.
Sprouts
Plentiful
However,
in
cood
old
Soho
a
"fflet.de
sole"
Is
root
a
rarity
yet
nor
a
"liavarin
d'agneau
"
and
French
cheS-
have
alwavs
been
noted
for
their
ineenultv
In
mak
ing
potatoes
Interesting,
And
eveni
I
age
oi
papruta
must
puzzle
an
i
itlungarialn.
However,
there
are
sev-'eral
Spanish
testaurahts
In
and
round
Soho,
;
and
even
without
pimento,
they
continue
to
be
among
the
best
patronized.
Rice
Help
Some
Perhaps
the
sefcret
of
thrtr
suc
cess
Is
rice
There
Is
something
satisfying
filling
about
an
"ar-roz''-those
generous
Spanish
rice
.MJI
.
.
....
.
tines
comammg
mmcea
msal,
or
HUNTER
a
couple
6f
eggs,
and
fried
ban-!
anas.
Even
without
the
banana.
havoc
which
vanished
a
month
or
two
with
some
of
the
tastier
plates.
A
much
is
still
to
be
said
for
few
of
the
Chinese
and
Indian
fav-
the
Spanish
"arroz."
orites
have
disappeared
altogether.
The
Chinese
and
Indians
are
In
ah'Indlarirestaurant
sutfer-jPert1t
"facing
their
most
serious
lng
from
the
reduced
number
6f!crls-
Ina
famous
Chinese
placa
both
"Anglo-Indians"
and
Indian
l"
Gerard
Street
the
proprietor
students
In
London
the
waiter
jxplalnd'
he
had
been
-
getting
said
he
was
unable
to
serve
mango
nxt
v
nothing
from
China
for
chutney
"with
the
curry.
'
fnYontrfs
and
that
Chinese
tngredl-
"J
ust
can't
get'
it,
sir,"
he
said.
jents
would
become
very
scarce
"It's
terrible."
indeed
in
two
months.
The
blackout,
too,
has
brought
How
could
he,
he
asked,
cook
worries."
Some
Soho
restaurant'
i
Chinese
food
without
Chinese
in-"
only,"
Announcing
Arrivals-.atrlh!
Variety
Store
Infant
Shoes
and
Sox,
Baby
i
Powder,
Child's
Year
Books
and
Picture
Books.
Infants
Bibs,
Rattles,
Babys
Knit
Wool
Sets,
Plush
Toys,
Golden
Haired
Kewpies,
Baby
Brush
and
Comb
Sets,
Chllds
Tooth
Brushes,
China
Cereal
Bowls
and
Mugs
for
children.
Come
and
see
them
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars"
gredients.
He
has
had
to
remove
from
his
menu
all
chop
sneys
with
onions
as
am
tngTedient
onions
are
unobtainable.
Lee
Chee.
one
of
uciims
iiuks
in
uie
French
y
ta'
has
diy
appeared
For
a
while
specialize
in
oysters,
including
the
available,
but
Threatens
thats
aU
j,
leblan
-r
gone.
too.
IwhTch
the
DroorleCor
claim
to
et-r
1
from
sbmewhere
in
Suffolk.
1
food
Problem
confronting
Rr
By
mrnc
LOUIS
v
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