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... Germans? No, that not the cause the trouble. The real causes lie much deeper—they are the inevitable aftermath of a second world war in our time. But it true that during the past winter and spring we have sent some barley, potatoes and other food to ...
... protection. (Drawn by F. A. Evans.) HOW IMPLACABLE MIGHT PROVIDE A NOBLE MEMORIAL TO SEAMEN WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR : AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE PROJECT FOR PRESERVING HER IN A DRY-DOCK AT GREENWICH. ...
... fell in action, are the foremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion has undertaken since 1921. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and an appeal is earnestly made for ...
... from the ions of India and Pakistan. The idea of an Indian exhibition was several times ed before the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, but for various ; never materialised, though the need for it had long been obvious. The t exhibition will prove ...
... Enquirer. She never paid tax the purchase money because she was. law. a French woman. Fifteen years passed. Then, after the second World War. United States Treasury agents found evidence in bank accounts Canada and Europe which caused investigations begun. ...
... the Heeds As the passed. Mr. Flinn worked at the large bus garage at Battersea, and just before the begtnning of the second world war he was at the modern Victoria bus garage. During the blitz he was on the 77a route, from King's Cross to Haynes Pali; ...
... THE WAR NELSON announce the completion with Volume 10 of J. F. Horrabin’s famous Atlas-History of the Second World War. With this volume Horrabin brings his record up to the end of the war with Japan. Nelsons will also publish the official history of ...
... Whips And Scorpions The second World War has shattered the economic life of Europe far more effectively than the first. Again Europe starves and disintegrates before our eyes, but if, after that first ordeal, the Continent was chastised with whips, today ...
... hardly more than a hope, and victory remote beyond thought. Here the theme of the second volume of Mr. Churchill's The Second World War. He calls it pardonably quoting himself Their Finest Hour. The first book— Fall of France, the second— Alone. The titles ...
... than that of the previous year. In the first world war we had been taught the lesson but we didn't learn it. It took a second world war to drive home the truth that Food is a Front in war. And in peace! A For you can never have foicn-prosperity if you ...
... fell in action, are the foremost of the many responsibilities which the British Legion has undertaken since 1921. The second World War has added materially to this great work. Annual expenditure is rapidly increasing, and an appeal is earnestly made for ...
... to wear wings. He gained themoin the last war, in which he had a distinguished flying record. Between the first • and second world war Chaplain Copp was a member of the Community of the Ascension, headquarters of Which Were at Cioulburn, N.B.W. The Community ...