... well. I know that in some quarters economy of keep seems to have become a fetish, and durum the very early years of the second World War, it is true to say that there was nothing much to spare where a fairly iarge head of stock was kept. ' To-day there is ...

... the great cities of Eastern America. Air power, too. has greatly increased the strategic value of the group. During the Second World War both Britain and the U.S.A. needed the ancient fortalice above the Western sea. and sites on the Bermudas 680 miles ...

... and the company lost well over half its tonnage—s6 per cent, in fact. This story of service was repeated during the second world war, although happily the two Queens,” with their great speed, emerged unscathed. The Queen Elizabeth was, of course, on ...

... - Chief, Portsmouth) unveiled the plaque, which read “In memory of those from this School who died for freedom in the second world war, 1939-45. It was dedicated by the Bishop of Portsmouth (Dr. W, L. Anderson), addross to the school and to parents. Admiral ...

... Family in the service of people and Empire, is a splendidly produced record of the work of our beloved monarchy in the' Second World War, and ex- 1 plains much of the sympathy, affection and common interest which exists between the King and Queen and their ...

... the most elementary needs of young BY LORD STRABOLGI tunately the problem cannot be solved quite so simply Before the second World War the average number of persons the well-knoivn author and politician, tuho is to raise the question of cruelty to children ...

... country has not shouldered its responsibility in the provision of satisfactory homes for the young men and women of the Second World War. The expenditure of the Legion on benevolent schemes continues . -r/ V’Q T'urti 'r' ujt! to increase, and it is significant ...

... book is Dictionary of Ships' Names BRITISH WARSHIP NAMES, by proper is mainly devoted to Capt. T. D. Manning and Cmdr. Second World War problems, the C. F. Walker (Putnam. 425.) and, authors have gone tack—and although it is primarily a much- forward—much ...

... served in the Royal Field Artillery during World War I. and was wounded in Prance. He was a Special Constable during the second world war. and held the position of Secretay of the branch, Soldiers r '. Sailors' and Air Force Association until the ' time of ...

... Paris, 34,596 tons; and Normandie, 83,000 tons. The blaze aboard the Pari.', which occurred at Havre shortly before the second world war, was attributed to a shortcircuit in the electrically-fitted bakery. The ship's end came suddenly, after hundreds of ...

... His tiny shop grew to such within three weeks of their extent that at the beginning premises at 176, Commercial of the second World War Dyers . Road. Portsmouth, being gutted occupied five-story buildings on py incendiaries. Beaumonts, the each side the ...

... them are) has done more damage than two countries, with the British Red Cross, the gam great anxiety to start the entire Second World War. I have a letter, written on Women's Voluntary Service , work as soon as possible. A V.AorleirMoMoeMpo November 14 and ...