... said Sir William Goode. Whale Meat npHE food position in those days was perhaps not so acute as that produced by the second world war, but there I were shortages, and the paragraph says: Potato days have been instituted; whale meat is I being consumed ...

... retiring as Company Sergeant-Major at the end of the 1914-18 war. He joined the Gloucester Regiment the outbreak of the Second World War, and was for 2J years Company Sergeant Major and then became an engineering inspector. He came to Tewkesbury in 1923 ...

... to be called Cheltenham to obtain the views of the townspeople on the question of commemorating these who died in the second world war, will give general satisfaction. The matter has, so far, been under discussion by the General Purpose? Committee of the ...

... Mountbatten) during the Royal tour of New Zealand by H.R.H. Tlie Prince of Wales, 1920, and he has worked throughout the second World War, in his capacity as Chief Commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas, with the Viscountess Mountbatten, ...

... memorial service on Sunlay morning, began to read 324 names. The names were those of the Old Cheltonians who fell in the second world war. Among the D's was John Greer Dill, readily identifiable that of the late Field Marshal Sir John Dill. SIMPLE INSCRIPTIONS ...

... country. 1 He was made Assistant Commandant of Gloucester De-1 tachment in 1934, and tn 1939, at the outbreak of the Second World War, he became A.R.P. instructor and lecturer. This gained him further recognition, and he was made Commandant in 1944. For ...

... to his country. He was made Assistant Commandant of Gloucester Detachment in 1934, and in 1939, at the outbreak of the Second World War, he became an A.R.P. instructor and lecturer. This gained him further recognition, and he was made Commandant in 1944 ...

... memorial service on Sunday morning, began to read 324 names. The names were those of the Old Cheltonians who fell in the second world war. Among the D's was John Greer Dill, readily identifiable as that of the late Field Marshal Sir John Dill. SIMPLE I ...

... Merchant Navy and the Women's Auxiliary Services, suffering from neuroses or psychoses as a result of either the first or second world war. To-day, he continued, it is recognised that there are over 120,000 men and women so suffering in this country. There ...

... The discovery of D.D.T. years ago was indicated, ever though its value as an insecticide was not realised until the Second World War. The film showed how the experiments? on D.D.T. were carried out b> the Army, and how mass production methods were devel ...

... Scottish Horse, and was twice mentioned in despatches. He sat as Independent M.P. for Cambridge University 1922-28. In the second world war he served with the Intelligence Corps. Australia Tour VISCOUNT Bledisloe will receive the good wishes of many organisations ...

... Captain of the Atlantic Fleet. Retiring in 1928 he became joint master of the Ootswold Hunt, but after the outbreak of the second world war he returned to the sea, and served as a Commodore of Convoys, during the last war. were, he commented, mostly selected ...