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... THE KEITH COLUMN What was liberal democracy, Daddy ANY time now. if you second World War and the are out early enough golden haze of the early in the morning with trend- days of the United Nations computer and butterfly net, can only shudder and hope ...
... Tragic dummy-run for the second World War The Day Guernica Died. By Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan-Watts. (Hodder. £1.95. To be published Monday). Guernica was the victim of a dummy run, a practical exercise in large-scale aerial bombing by the men of the ...
... WHAT did you do in the war, daddy ? (If you can remember that far back). The second World War started 32 years ago this year and is already passing into the realm of legend. For many people growing up at the time it was and remains the most dramatic and ...
... Schweyk in the Second World War . at the Warehouse Theatre, London ByJ.C.TREWIN Birmingham Post London Drama Critic Thank goodness for such an actor at Micnaei Williams. He is (for the RS C) Schweyk, the Czech dogstealer and patriot during the German ...
... Icelandic Fish Eases Shortage For the first time since the second World War Icelandic fish was landed direct at North Shields yesterday, when more than 1.000 boxes of cod and haddock were unloaded from the Reykjavik carrier Helga. It supplemented the ...
... lt EFORE the second World War the insurance agent was looked upon as a man who lived in a big house and wore spats. Not that many would want to wear spats now but today's insurance agent certainly does not live in a big house. Mr. J. P. Brown. General ...
... -vt:'' 'a I -- Red Cross workers packing Christmas parcels for British prisoners of war in the second World War. The Red Cross deserves ...
... For the past two weeks a Birmingham surgeon who won the Military Cross in the second World War, has been patching up Israeli wounded 2,500 miles away in Jerusalem. TWO months off his sixtieth birthday. Mr. Arnold Gourevitch, consultant surgeon at •the ...
... The man who cuts housing's red tape IN Malaya during the second World War, a flight lieutenant in the R A F was given the task of providing engineering works for the Army. lie had 1,000 men under his control. For the flight lieutenant now Birmingham City ...
... HEFORE the second World War the insurance agent was looked upon as a man who lived in a big house and wore spats. Not that many would want to wear spats now but today's insurance agent certainly does not live in a big house. Mr. .1. P. Brown. General ...
... For the past two weeks a Birmingham surgeon who won the Military Cross in the second World War, has been patching up Israeli wounded 2,500 miles away in Jerusalem. Two months off his sixtieth birthday, Mr. Arnold Gourevitch, consultant surgeon at the ...
... “Lloyd George” David Lloyd George is dead. He lived long enough, though, to know that the second World War was won. That is as it should have been; and, most certainly, as Lloyd George—the Earl Lloyd-George comes uncomfortably to the pen—would have had ...