Millions of people in the U.S., in Britain and on the Continent believe that the Allied invasion of Europe is very near. A few sober-heads have reflected that London and Washington might be waging a war of nerves, that censors who pass speculative articles might be less willing to permit predictions if the real thing were about to occur. But the expectancy is genuine. From London, heart of the Allies' main base for operations against the Continent, TIME Correspondent Edward Lockett this week cabled this report on how the world looked from that...
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