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... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR A MOST interesting lecture on ** South Africa ™ was enjoyed by a Ministry of Information audience at Viewmount last Wednesday night. The speaker was Captain Alan Lennox Short, who has seen Africa at war in two ...
... purposes of war in South Africa, and Britain has only been waitthe consolidation of this force to withdraw most, if nof all her line battalions, from South Africa. Notwithstanding the dangers facing her from actual invasion by German troops, South Africa has ...
... and presented a varied and interesting programme. The principal films on view were:— Axis Out of Africa; War in the Pacific; In the Drink; U.S.B.R. at War; and supporting items, A collection in aid of the Local Comforts Fund realised £lO/6. ...
... Nurse Littlejohn, strawberries; Mrs Ferguson Littlejohn, do.; Mr R. M‘Gregor, Soutb' African magazines; Mrs Uniacke, South Africa “War”; Miss Ferguson, Woodfield, rock cake; Miss Forbes, Aberdeen, strawberries; Mrs Wingate, Glasgow, biscuits; Rev. J. Wark ...
... anything. Had I aide to attend the meeting should have lik- d to have laid stress upon the gravity and of the subject. ** In Africa war there were won; casualties flies than hullets. In Kraucc the presence s«» n*.iny mi- dead makes the fly question very serious ...
... Saturday =llO 955 OPEN 215 FILM: BITTER VICTORY. Starring Richard Burton. It is North Africa during World War 11. On a special document raid, two officers come into conflict: one is hiding an innate cowardice, and the other is contemptuous of inexperienced ...
... Leonardss l'{cl)tel. He spoke of some of the more humorous incidents he experienced while travelling in convoy around Africa during World War 2, and was thanked by Bill Adamson. President Jim Begg welcomed 32 members to the meeting. ...
... trooper, was invalided homo from South Africa after the war, and, a few weeks ago, visited Edinburgh inspect the monument erected the Castle Esplanade to the memory of the men the Scottish Horse who fell in the war. His surprise may be imagined on finding ...
... described the experiences he underwent in the 18 months following the torpedoing of his ship off the West Coast of Africa during World War 2. Joe was thanked by the vice-president, and at the club’s next meeting on January 20, Robert Wallace’s subject will ...
... gone out to South Africa as a war correspondent. (Applause.) Mr Churchill, rising to deliver his lecture, was greeted with prolonged cheers. He explained that a little more than two years ago he was instructed to proceed to South Africa war correspondent ...
... liberty. The means —and this will be the next step to the Lombard war —-are tbe partition between the three members of the alliance of the Miibotnedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. ENGLISH POLITICS AS VERIFIED BY GIFTED ITALIAN It ...
... close supervision. He occupies the position of sergeant-maj-.T, and was attached to the Army Service Corps in South Africa during the war. He boa been engaged in clerical work since he joined the -oot>ish headquarters staff. The nature of the charge against ...