... Patton “Critical” The condition of Gen, Patton, who received a seri. us spinal injury in a car accident on Sunday, was last night stated be still critical. He is paralysed the neck downwards, said an official bulletin in Hamburg yesterday.—Reuter. A. ...

... GEN. PATTON anything the authorities had heard or imagined. It described as the wildest destruction ever practised in any war. The Nazis’ treatment of public leaders in the occupied parts of Holland is the last word in humiliation. The pretext for this ...

... GEN. PATTON will soon become the “Big Four.” j This much is clear from the conversations between Mr. Churchill, , | Mr. Eden and M. Bidault, the [French Foreign Minister, who is here discussing extremely impor-j tant questions concerning Anglo- French ...

... PATTON TAKES NEW BUDAPEST BLOW SOON MOSCOW', Wednesday. A RESUMPTION the Red Army’s offensive against Budapest believed in Moscow to be imminent. with only difficult weather holding back the Soviet Command. Further bitter fighting is expected, with the ...

... GEN. PATTON be dispensed with during the night in order to avoid unnecessary disturbance to people sleeping in shelters. A special emergency signal being examined for the benefit .of night-workers, who, in a very large number of cases, already rely on ...

... Patton Forces dim out times London: 5.44 p.m. to 7.46 a.m. Cardiff: 5.57 p.m. to 7.59 a.m. Swansea; 6. 1 p.m. to 8. 3 a.m. Haverfordwest: 6, 5 p.m. to 8. 7 a.m. Summer Time. Sun rises (London) 8.14 a.m.; sets 5.14 p.m. Moon sets 4.44 p.m.; ; rises 6.14 ...

... Patton tanks It was announced last week' that Washington had decided to send a number of Patton tanks to Jordan at the reque;t of the! Jordanian Government who asked rfor a conspicuous display of United States support. The airlift was recommended ...

... diagnosis of Gen. Patton s j Tutankhamen, will confound serious injuries cannot be com-1 believers in the Valley of the pleted until to-morrow. He isiTombs legend, suffering from a spinal injury, This legend held that all members Gen, Patton, who j as be ...

... Patton Worse HEIDELBERG, Thursday Gen. Patton has taken a slight turn for the worse, contracting a respiratory infection, which is believed to be delaying his recovery. The general had an uncomfortable night and day, with excessive bronchial secretions ...

... C.B. for Patton Lieut.-gen. George S. Patton, jun., now commanding the Third United States Army in France, has been given the honorary C.B. for his work in the North African campaign. Nazi Retreat to Gothic Defences From AUBREY HAMMOND, “Western Mail” ...

... PATTON STRIDES STEADILY Americans of Japanese extraction are in this queue of United States soldiers getting doughnuts at a Red Cross rest centre after a spell in the front line somewhere France.” ...

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