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... many songs for its use. BLIND AS RESULT OF 1914 WAR 40 cases admitted to St. Dunstan’s Sir lan Fraser, M.P., chairman of St. Dunstan's. who himself blind, said at St Dunstan’s reunion at Newcastle-on-Tyne yesterday that 40 First World War cases were admitted ...
... Kong or waiting to leave England. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Special Commissioner for South East Asia, went aboard Ceylon to bid the troops bon voyage. He said:— The Korean war Is part of the Communist attempt to conquer the world. In Korea you will be fighting ...
... Bevin will lead the delegation at the opening stages of the ceremony, but because of pressure of work, will have to return to England on September 29 Thereafter the Minister of State will assume the leadership. Sir Frank Soaklee will return to London on the ...
... man who stitched you was silting at the next table yesterday. she said. Thus our past sins pursue us! I wonder those who treat for our ills remember us better than we them. I had seen the man at - next table the day before, he appeared to he a comptc ...
... which threaten to deprive us of everything we hold dear in our British w'ay of life. Mr. M’Clecry went on to say that when they looked to the long record of their devotion and loyalty to the Crown and Constitution of England, the lack of appreciation ...