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... Australia Restoring War Memorials Australian memorials of the First World War which were J in France and Belgfum fnthe Second World War fre to be restored by the Australian Government, says Canberra message to-day. ...
... Is 76, received from the King a Bar to the D.S.O. he won in 1898. He was a liaison officer with the Commandos in the second world war. ...
... Course at Worcester. He has filled the appointment since the revival of racing on the Pitchcroft racecourse, following the second world war. He is Clerk of the Course to the Sandown Park and the Aintree (Liverpool) meetings. ...
... after which they were drawn out and answered by others. Sample questions were: Had people learnt the lessons of the second world war better than those of the first? Does one prefer people who share one's opinions? we tendi to love hate members of] ...
... preparedness, Komsomol Pravada, organ of the Communist Youth League, writes: The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world. ...
... Orient from the white races, and a world-wide movement for the creation of a new order, which had culminated jin the Second World War. From Japan's aggression, and encouraged by the immunity from punishment she enjoyed, sprang the Hitler regime, the Italian ...
... Remembrance Service on Sunday morning. The memorial consists of the addition of the names of Winchcombe men who fell in the second World War to those inscribed on the memorial Abbey-terrace as victims in the first World War. Mrs. Soden, wearing the D.S.O. awarded ...
... Polish corridor giving Poland access to the sea was a real grievance to Germany, as it cut the country in two. During the second world war our demand unconditional surrender had brought such ruin upon Germany that now v;e spent Is. 9d. in the f for supplying ...
... in St. George's Church, Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham, to men of the Chatham Port Division who lost their lives in the Second World War. The memorial, which will cost £5,000, will consist of 10 stained-glass windows by Mr. Hugh Easton, the London artist ...
... the Chicago Sun and P.M., said that he had discussed with Mr. Churchill the publication of his History of the Second World War, according to an Associated Press report from Bridgeland, South Caroline, to-day, says a New York message/ I understand ...
... Flying Corps during the first world war, and passed out as a flight sergeant. His two sons were in the Forces in the second world war. In recent years Mr. Wise was for some time in the service of the Gloucestershire Echo. He is survived by his wife ...
... was crowded for the unveiling and dedication of memorial tablet to the men of the village who gave their lives in the Second World War. The Ven. L. Coulsliaw, Chap-' lain to the Fleet, performed j the dedication ceremony and preached the sermon. Musicians ...