... A PATRIOT REMEMBERS A French patriot fixing the Tricolor on the war memorial at Rheims. amid the debris of the Second World War. ...

... Struggled through “We struggled through,” said the son, ‘“and business was recovering when along came the second World War. “Then, in 1946, we once more had a chance to build up business. Since then we have gone right ahead.” ‘“More ‘peerage’ brassware ...

... Benefactor During the second world war, Sir Peter, who had long before become chairman and joint managing director of the firm of Joseph Lucas which employs today 35,000 workers made through that firm and personally a great contribution to the national ...

... League, writes: The international situation obliges us daily to prepare for war. The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...

... Hughes, after a distinguished r in the submarine service in the last v became Chief of Staff at Plymouth. outbreak of the second world war he appointed to command the aircraft Glorious, and went down with his ship * she was sunk during the Norvvcj withdrawal ...

... continual alteration between the live and the shadow stages. We saw him at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, shortly after the second world war, when he appeared with Angela Baddeley and Oliver Johnston (the former “ Rep.” player) in Ibsen’'s classic, “A Doll's ...

... the life and death struggle with Fascism are unwilling to accept policies dangerously close to those that led to the second world war. and the Russians regretted finding Mr. Churchill pursuing just those policies. Now they are loking for*- ward with renewed ...

... High Mass at the Oratory Church. Hagley-road, to-day, in remembrance of 49 of their old boys who lost their lives in the second world war. guard of honour w as formed round the catafalque the church by members of 1,600 A.T.C. Squadron. led by F.O. R. J. Taylor ...

... victory was being achieved. Little more than three months after the fighting ended and victory was complete. In this second world war, the end is being long drawn out. We have known that defeat has been impossible, if not since the battle of Stalingrad ...

... frontiers overthrown, independent nations destroyed, force everywhere triumphant. We are in fact the living witnesses of the Second World War. It ihas been called the white, or bloodless, war, and it is true that little English blood has yet been shed in it. ...

... trance, and was held until hostilities ceased. war finished. .Mr. came home, and he. like his father had four sons. The second world war came, his four sons went fight, and lliey all returned safe and sound. The peculiar coincidence is that his voungpst ...

... The result was the formation of Power Jets Ltd. FROM then on the development of “jets” faded into obscurity until the Second World War brought into prominence the urgent need for faster aircraft, Whittle could provide them —and did. The first “jet” Meteor ...