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... of the engineering department of Portsmouth lloayaril. Ile moved to Sissinghurst shortly before the o u tbreak of the second world war, during which he was recalled for sers Although he had lived in th• village only a short time, he was interested in several ...
... Pensioner Ernest Norman, had died, So, once again, Ernest Norman led the parade as he has done ever since the end of the second world war. With him were two cadets from the Duke of York's School — Brian Maplesden iStroodl and John Pointer (Canterbury). The ...
... li Dear Sir,—A happy New Year to ill your header-. year el-mg will be regarded in his.tory a. the turning point of the Second World War. will forget this day when after two year; the church bell, pealed from toast to their ii of gratitude for in the NNWIe ...
... —From hie loving Wife Joan and Son Keith. OLD ASHFORDIANE.—With proud thanksgiving let 114 remember those alio In the second World War went forth from thin School and did not return, 19.39. 43, ...
... the fringes 01 three ears, not a battle scene is shown in it. There are the Spanish War. the Polish blitzkrieg, and the second world war. Claudette Culbert portrays au American news sery tee reporter and ltay is an adventurous airman —first Math the Spanish ...
... n 9. of the pr..% lOU., sear. la the first world war ue had been taught the les.on—but we didn't learn it. It took a second world war to drive home the truth that Food is a •'Front in war. And in peace! For you can never has e townprosperity if you dou't ...
... imagine that 'mid. Roper meant to convey was that the social life and history a few years before, during—and now—after the second world war should he collected and set down before so much of it becomes lout or mi , repre•.:ented by the passage of time. Sir ...
... ment service. The first threequarters of that period hail been very happy, hut the latter part. with the advent of the second world war and an ahnnilanre of new work, had not been quite sn happy. lie was now looking forward to a rest and to living' near ...
... FIRST RE-UNION of C.l). workers in the City since the standdown was attended by over 200 people. FOLLOWING the end of the second world war, members of the Toc 11 re-dedicated themselves in the Cathedral Crypt on Tuesday evening. The newest member, Mr. A. Wood ...