... BLITZ r Aoi Miss Joyce Durrant, heroine of incendiary bombs; the marks on her arm are burns. ...

... THE BLITZ R OAD accidents are causing more casualties a day than the daily average of killed and injured in the blitz. German bombs on an average killed fifty-nine and seriously injured forty persons a day. Road accidents are kill- ...

... Blitz A few people were killed and others injured in a raid on a north-east town early yesterday. Making their way through a terrific A.A. barrage, the raiders showered high explosives, oil bombs, and hundreds of incendiaries on the town. Two large stores ...

... BLITZ EX -SOLDIER Neville Kirk, of Exeter, fought at Dunkirk. Now he is fighting a little war of his own in his own blitzed city. After his radio shop had been razed to the ground Kirk worked with his own hands to replace it. Corrugated iron, wood and ...

... blitz Paper carries the bombs to Germany One thousand component parts of the Lancaster bomber, or a ratio of one in five, are made from a paper base, said Colonel H. P. Mitchell, M.P., at a Manchester Paper in Battledress exhibition yesterday. The ...

... BLITZ NEW methods to beat the night bomber—and these developments concern both air and ground defences are being worked on night and day. Captain Balfour, Under-Secretary for Air, gave this information in the House of Commons yesterday. Our counter-measures ...

... BLITZED THE blitzed churches will no r doubt be standing as they 0 are for a long time to come. Ken How about opening them to tree the public as places where we firer could rest and pray ? I am sure people would give volun- Hero tary help to tidy them ...

... BLITZ BOMBING thirty-six London districts and twenty provincial areas between dusk and dawn, the Germans stepped up the scale of their night attack on Britain. it was officially announced yesterday. It is feared the number of people killed and injured ...

... BLITZ HITLER is preparing a knockout blow against us on the sea, and this winter and spring will decide the fate of Britain and the U.S. This warning was given to the U.S. in a speech prepared by Lord Lothian, British Ambassador to Washington, and read ...

... BLITZ DARING British submarines, joining in the great Allied sea and air offensive against Axis supplies, have sunk thirteen ships and damaged seven others in the Mediterranean. Their kills were a 7,000-ton armed mer 7 chant cruiser, two naval auxiliaries ...

... BLITZED By Your Housing Correspondent LABOUR and materials are to be released by the Government on a considerable scale to enable arrears of repair work on war damaged houses to be cleared up by the end of the year. In London 40.000 men will released ...

... Blitz T HE more you go into the demobilisation scheme the more snags you come up against —and you are still trying to clear them up. I do sympathise with the anxious wife who writes: I suppose this new demobbing system is very simple. But when a lot ...