... father and mother were dead. He then said he had some “good news” for her. and inquired if she had ever heard her parents speak of “a man named Wilson.” “£2,000 for You” Clark was alleged to have said when charged by Detective Thomas : “I remcmbei* telling ...

... in meeting the threat of invasion. Thousands of you were round at the recruiting offices to join up before he had finished speaking. The German lagandists spent the next few ds screaming threats and abuse the Home Guard. How they G?d it, and how right they ...

... Defences, and particularly defences against night bombing, will improve in the coming months. If only the most optimistic can speak freely of the approach of a period when night bombing will have the sting drawn, the most realist of air officers can rely ...

... there ought not to be the Jed to wait for compulsion. ~ He concluded with the cry: J'all in the fire-bomb fighters.” After speaking of outrages peaked on non-military centres, p said: I must say this plainly v 5 each one of you. It is your ?hty to yourself ...

... all kinds, large and small, will be subject to severe penalties for any neglect of their fire-watching obligations. After speaking of outrages wreaked on non-military centres, Mr. Morrison said: “I must say this plainly to each one of you; It is your duty ...

... short. To avoid this I am going to rely on public opinion. Don’t buy cheese unless you need it. Don’t eat it as an extra.” Speaking of the shortage of fats for pastry, Lord Woolton said pastry was not a particularly good food and added: We have been rather ...

... In •udustrial and commercial areas the need is greater, and the result neglect more disastrous. On this point Mr. Morrison speaks sternly to employers and employees: “Some of you lately, more cities than one, have faked your country.’’ Because time so ...

... If our staffs know they are expected to do they will it with a good heart.” Mr. A. S. Mason, of Hampton Grammar School, speaking on another resolution, which called attention to the evil effects on youth resulting from inadequate school air raid shelters ...

... man of amazing genius and unlimited power—which is exactly what he wants us to believe. MR. ROOSEVELT, we must remember, is speaking primarily to his American audience, and especially to the workers who need to have it brought home to them that though America ...

... this. (G) 3 Contemplated his plum with selfsatisfaction. (6) Successfully invaded Australia. (Hi 6 Blunder, in a manner of speaking. (S), ...

... conditions which would have a profound effect on young people, particularly between the aged of 14 and 18. Now is the time . . . Speaking of school camps and hostels, Mr. Ramsbotham said that this new experience of life under boarding conditions had been of the ...

... another Howdy Folks!” programme, a cabaret entertainment, and a comic operetta. Voices of the Black Country will be hoard the Speak for Ourselves” series. ...