... vulture wings of the Gennan Luftwaffe Never in the field of human conflict was so much .need by so many to so few, After speaking of some of ,the epics of heroism of those dark days, Mr Campbell went on to say that those heroes of the skies had proved ...

... were really proud, and it was that we had still a free Press in this country. We had the freedom to know, the freedom to speak, and the freedom to criticise, despite efforts to curb it at the present moment. One thing of which he was proud was that we ...

... old days we always drank our tea out of the flett —and we enjoyed it—not half, we did—every drop of it! THAT an orator, speaking on the subject of The Home Food Front, dramatically exclaimed Every potato must be counted this. year. I wonder if, ...

... out? Sievwright—That would be so. COULD NOT BE PROSECUTED. Sheriff interjected at this stage that witness could, and should, speak freely. It was only fair to warn him, remarked the Sheriff. You are here, said his Lordship, as a Crown witness, and you ...

... silvery• Tay has not lost its attractions was evident by the large crowds that invaded Newport in the afternoon. Generally speaking citizens responded willingly to the Government's suggestion not to travel too extensively and the majority of the day trippers ...

... and reaching England. Dr Burger gave a plain but dramatic account of conditions in Austria after the Nazis gained control, speaking of the interference with the private lives of the people and wholly of matters for which he could himself vouch. The title ...

... Indian life created , great interest and whom Sunday evening addresses are attracting crowded congregations, to-morrow is to speak on Reli- Igion in France. Miss Findlay studied, among other places, at the Sorbonne University, Paris, and during her Moroccan ...