Word: whoever
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...improved. On the seas the U-boat war will begin in the spring. And the Air Force will also put in an appearance, and all the armed forces together will force a decision one way or another." There was a specific warning to the U. S. "Whoever imagines he can aid England must, in all circumstances, know one thing: Every ship, whether with or without escort, that comes before our torpedo tubes will be torpedoed...
...planned to attack the U. S.. as solemnly accused the U. S. of trying to provoke an attack. "This is the hour when the Three-Power Pact of Berlin has found its renewed, final justification as a powerful instrument of common defense against aggression," wrote Berlin-Rome-Tokyo. "Whoever feels himself affected . . . has aggressive intentions. Nor does President Roosevelt make any concealment of these intentions. His only worry is that the nations of the Three-Power Pact do not permit themselves to be provoked. . . . If peaceful relations between two of the largest nations in the world be thus cynically...
From the way the warring sides are standing pat, it appears that the federal government will have to step in and take over swing music. The monopoly of ASCAP is being classed as an offense against the anti-trust laws. Whoever decides the issue had better do it quickly before the radio public gets tired of listening to the same old songs and turns off its radios for good...
Haves & Have-Nots. Whoever has not anything will not get anything either. All my life I have been a have-not. I count myself as one of their number and have fought for them. Now again, I enter the fight as the representative of the havenots. I will never recognize the claims of others to that which they have gained by force and robbery. In no case will I permit this claim to apply to what has been taken from...
...fight for over 700 years for their survival as a nation in order now to embark on a policy which would invite annihilation. Consequently, Mr. de Valera's conscience is clear when he says "the Irish people will defend their rights in regard to these ports against whoever shall attack them...