Word: hollander
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Britain and the World. In the last twelvemonth, Great Britain's foreign policy has taken these lines: 1) closer economic and political arrangements among the Dominions and Colonies of the Commonwealth and Empire; 2) close, friendly relationships in western Europe (with particular reference to Holland, Belgium, Norway, France); 3) intimate relationship with the U.S.; 4) friendship and cooperation with the U.S.S.R. London has accepted the view that the U.S. will make no postwar commitments to Britain or to any other European nation if they mean that the U.S. would automatically have to go to war to back...
...fourth period saw a change in the course of the game as Company H appeared thirsting for blood. A sustained attack, featuring Dick Holland, drove the civilians back on their heels and gave the sailors the ball game. Holland's eight field goals topped the scoring for the evening...
...Similar arrangements have been made with Belgium and Holland...
...Holland the Nazis had started flooding the country, blustered of plans to flood 5,000 square miles as an invasion barrier. Actually, while flooding large parts of Holland is possible, flooding the western coastal areas would be a vast engineering job, involving destruction of the great, three-deep system of dikes and dunes known to Dutchmen as the Watchman, Sleeper and Dreamer. (In London Dutchmen were already talking of a compensating slice of northwestern Germany if war's end finds any large portion of Holland's precious topsoil ruined by German-inflicted floods...
...Yugoslavia, in the light blue uniform of his air force. Other limousines brought the witnesses: Britain's George VI, the bridegroom's godfather, and Greece's George II, the bride's uncle. Among the guests: Britain's Queen Elizabeth, Norway's King Haakon, Holland's Queen Wilhelmina...