... in London that in the world after the war Canada would occupy a position of considerable importance. The Government issued White Paper asking for supplementary vote credit for £1.250.000.000, which is £250.000.000 more than any war vote credit vet asked ...

... Francois Millet, in the delightful •rustic study The Gleaners, promises to be revived in Dorset as a direct outcome of the world war. was suggested that a revival would permit of more , poultry being kept than will be possible under the rationing system ...

... nations of the world. One nation started this terrible war, but it soon spread, all the forces of aggression Joining in until it has become truly a world war. Against ail these forces of evil stands the Kingdom of God. engaged also in a ...

... at Mons. Ypres. Somme and the Hindenburg Line during the First World War. These are just a few of the 26 battles in which the regiment has fought up to the outbreak of the Second World War in r939.'' He mentioned that it was on this beach that the duke ...

... mark the end of the European war by celebrations which, on the whole, show an appreciation of the fact that the conclusion of organised resistance in Europe come as it will sooner or later does not mean the end of the world war. It may not have escaped notice ...

... with Christianity. But it is very hard to Imagine anyone taking that standpoint with regard to fighting in this present World War. As one looks abroad and realises what is taking place in Europe and the East, that brute strength is being used mercilessly ...

... have had at some time in their lives the bitter experience of a failure: they need encouragement to make a fresh start. The world war has shown in all countries worldwide' failure to base the life of nations and of individuals on souna foundations. Blessed ...

... to-morrow. The film has more than usual interest for it depicts the lives of a number of people prior to the outbreak a world war. The Mikado, the first of the famous Gilbert & Sullivan operas to be filmed is being presented during the whole of next ...

... took them across two continents, the breaking of the team when Vernon enlisted with the British forces at the outbreak the world war, and his untimely death in a Texas air crash, are the main features in a story depicted in impressive and tuneful fashion ...

... still time to compete. Fine writing is not required. The five prizes will be awarded for the best Ideas on the post-war world. Prisoners of war are among those who have already sent in their plans. They and all those serving overseas can enter to June 30th ...

... the whole idea underlying the work of the British Council was to bring about a better understanding of the peoples of the world. War was horrible thing, but some good could come out of it, and was coming out of It, and great, numbers of the Allied soldiers ...

... the Forces in Britain. those serving overseas have until June dOtn in which to send in their ideas of the post-war world. . , . Prisoners of war are included among these and an interesting postcard has just been received Legion Headquarters from R.Q M.S ...