Word: brabazon
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...shall know but probably not tell you. There are no intelligent influences operating against all the aid to Russia we can afford. That aid is as clearly the obvious policy for Colonel Moore-Brabazon as for Mr. William Gallacher. . . . When the war ends these gentlemen will split in all directions, as Mr. Churchill admits, but until then every enemy of Adolf Hitler is a friend...
...once been Neville Chamberlain's Jim Farley. They wondered about Arch-Tory Ambassador to the U.S. Lord Halifax, who had publicly declared that the time was not ripe for Britain to invade Europe. They wondered about Arch-Tory Aircraft Production Minister Lieut. Colonel J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon, who had been accused of expressing the wish that the Germans and Russians would exterminate each other...
...beaches and cinemas, there was a stir of protest in London. The British Communist Party used the incident to claim that the Fascists rioted because they have friends in the Government, pointed a finger at War Secretary Captain David Margesson and Minister for Aircraft Production John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon...
...like Americans, have made no bones of saying that they hoped Germany and Russia would annihilate each other, that both could go to hell. Fortnight ago no less a cog in the aid-to-Russia mechanism than sleek, sporting Minister for Aircraft Production Lieut. Colonel John Theodore Cuthbert Moore-Brabazon was accused by Secretary Jack Tanner of the big Amalgamated Engineering Union of expressing just such sentiments...
...want the Government to appoint a supreme Minister of Production, Churchill put two questions: Who would be big enough to take the job? What could such a minister do that was not already being done by Supply Minister Lord Beaverbrook, Aircraft Production Minister Lieut. Colonel J. C. T. Moore-Brabazon, the supply departments of the Admiralty and the War Office? In the open House, Churchill could hardly give production figures to the last zero and decimal, but the high spots he hit sounded impressive. Admitting some faults and errors of judgment, he said that: 1) a third more people...