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Courage of British Captures News Headlines of 1940 a 4 49 - ys THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1940 PAGE ELEVEN HUNDREDS OF NAZI PLANES, raiding London day after |London and then invasion of the British Isles. Their majesties PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT EXPLODED BOMBSHELL of ceive 50 over-age destroyers in exchange for naval and ait day, were unable to break the morale of the British capital much {are shown examining damage done to Buckingham palace dur- news early in September when he announced the U.S. and Great base British sailors are shown hoisting the Union Jack aboar to the chagrin of Hitler, who had counted on the collapse of |ing the raids, Britain had come to an agreement whereby England would re- | the former United States destroyers. d KING HAAKON OF NORWAY is shown, second from left, fleeing a German aerial bom- 'WOUNDED DUTCH FATHER helplessly gazes on the dead | THESE WOUNDED FINNS will not forget the unprovoked attack on their country by Soviet bardment as the Nazis launched an attack on Denmark and Norway. His son, Prince Olaf, is [body of his child as Nazi bombers pounded Rotterdam and Russia, despite the signing of a peace treaty between the Soviet and Finland last March, which on the left. Today Norway is carrying on the war against Germany from England. | Amsterdam in preparation for their occupation by Nazi legions. | brought to a close the desperate resistance ot tiny Finland. -" " ro ey eee cst + THE FRENCH CAPITAL again felt the thud of conquerors' |GERMANY, I1 ALY AND JAPAN signed a three-power econ- [Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop is pictured here | "THE ACT OF HAVANA" climaxed the historic P8n-Ameri- feet as France bowed to the might of the Nazi war machine. | omic, political and military pact in Berlin last September, which [reading the terms of the pact to Italian and Japanese representa- | can conference in which 21 American republics & edged a Hitler is shownchere, with aides, viewing conquered Paris. |up to the present has not aided Germany very much. German Itives while Hitler listens. fanited front against aggression in the western hemisghere. x Y