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... the np-to-date provisions for limb-fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances,. treatment, training, employment and re-settlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Set-vice Men's Associatioa. 115. birch&lds-road. Manchester, Tido iA the second ...
... that our generalship is excellent Massed in the and along the southern shores the Mediterranean is tremendous might of the United in men ships aircrafts guns and all the other requirements for never The paramount is to make the Germans fight westerfi of ...
... of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America) was the guest of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce in London yesterday.* He /emphasised the intense spirit of localism that prevails in the United States and the constant crusades ...
... State Department and Civil Aeronautic Board officials. He has already reached Canada. —Reuter. Thanksgiving Service Fine, Sags U.S. Woman JAMES E. LAWSON, of California, spending his first Thanskgiviae Day away from the United States, stood and prayed ...
... the up-to-date previsions for limb-fitting, discharge, pensions, allowances, treatment, training, employment, and resettlement in civil life. Apply to British Limbless Ex-Service Men’s Association, 115, Birehfields Road, Manchester, 13. Conoreoational ...
... the Christmas of next year we shall, I sincerely hope and believe, • have defeated Germany, and many families will be re- united. But much hard fighting still lies before us, and we have to reckon upon a great effort against Japan after the surrender ...
... war concern of the period re-settlement Air Ministry however afterwards prevent growing aglta- There greater in lion separate some of latter than in present limbs from main former development of lxdy The admirals have civil aviation not really joined ...
... hillin^ Crl lon This, from an isolated sibilities of the Highlands and Ant tin thnoweTs of planting or immediately after. | RAF. unit, is but one of Islands. sultAu/in the early stages the Raspberries are not a deep still sSt many tributes received bv the The ...
... to put as much effort into this last lap of the But more important than the race as the crews themselves. As morale of the civil population is the you make and fill the bombs, redamage our bombing is do- member that you and the crews of ins to the enemy ...
... night's meeting of Dawlish Urban Council urging that legislation should introduced at early date making provision for the resettlement of persons handicapped in by physical disability to the war The resolution it will bo to of Labour Pensions of Urban Councils ...
... by virtue of demobilisation and re-settlement of the various members of the Forces. The responsibility laid upon the Legion was to watch the interests of the serving men and women to •render their ultimate return to civil life easier and happier than was ...
... comine Iron rirm vVITII homes m the United Kingdom r* Sicily. It will be distributed. * ?v iui throughout the great republic Eighth had taken Torina Sangro, San Giovanna through naaf.i. cvriusiveK to n • of the united states. and Pesclanciano among, Russia ...