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... French-owned Suez Canal shares are part of the all-isover-in-Europe” propaganda which Goebbels is assiduously trying to spread over the world. Actually who holds the majority of shares does not matter while Egypt and Great Britain control the Canal itself. But ...
... and J Mrs Cruickshank. The A Uk, Fyvie. His bride, Miss Kissane, is the daugher of Mr Matthew . r *tary of the Manchester Canal Company, and of Kissane. Sale, Cheshire, Mrs Cruickhk hold posts in the of Supply, Sickle Chalmers ai 3 Columba’s Church was ...
... Johnnie Sangster,” but clearly Three women in a van are week they have from 150 to most arduous route march, bringing relief to foot-weary 200 patients. Every kind of They visit Navy and Air Service men and women in foot trouble is brought to Force e ...
... the Kiel Canal and Heli- ■: goland Bight raids. i SEEN FILM • Sgt. Mortice is Sgt.-Pilot Mortice one of the pilots who are seen in the film, “The Lion Has Wings,” stepping from their aeroplanes after returning from the raid on the Kiel Canal. ...
... MACHINE-GUNNERS IN FLANDERS LEY SMITH) (By G. THROWN along twelve miles of the Ypres-Comines Canal to fill a gap that had suddenly occurred in the line towards the end of May. the machine-gun battalion of the Gordon Highlanders stood alone between a large ...
... Church, Smithfield. by the Rev G. Smith, on 16th September. IM3, Robert, youngest son of the late Buchan and Mrs Buchan, 12a Canal Street. Woodstde. to Chive, second daughter of and Mrs Stewart, Perrier Crescent. Woodeide. CARDNO—KELMAN. —At the Manse, Old ...
... detective, he caught the mosquito passing on the malaria germ. If de Lesseps built the Suez Canal, it was Manson. as someone has said, who built the Panama Canal. Ogston’s research in antiseptic surgery had the same qualities those of his work amongst ...
... against this, we , succeeded thus far in holdthe island of Great Britain. oil-fields of the Caucasus Middle East, the Suez Canal. . the Atlantic life-line. ai nst actual or threatened by land, sea and air Was something, but it was 1 enough that in the ...
... with supplying coal to premises at 2 Canal Street, Aberdeen, which were not registered with them. A fine of £4 was imposed on Mrs M’Callum. Strachan was admonished. Alexander Nicol Devos, electricity inspector, 2 Canal Street, who received coal on two occasions ...
... Scottish Chambers to consider schemes to be put into operation immediately after the war to provide employment for men and women leaving the Services. A memorandum setting out the Aberdeen Chamber’s suggestions on reconstruction and development will form ...
... company includes men, women, and children, and numbers sixteen. Their little cockleshell, in which they intend crossing the Atlantic, calling at the Azores, is shown in the top picture. These photographs were taken the Caledonian Canal. great deeds of fliers' ...
... Pitfour policies, and constructed a lake whdch to-day is one of {he beauty spots of Buchan. He also opened up his lands by a canal which extended from Pitfour to the seashore near St Fergus. It was used to convey loads of shell sand from the shore to fertilise ...