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... THE SECOND WORLD WAR The Army in Action By E. T. BROWN, F.L.S. Ex-Servicemen and their wives have wonderful memoriessof the grand work accomplished by the Salvation Army during tho.,e never-to-be-forgotten days of 1914-18. The Jaen still tell of all ...
... OUSBY MEN ALL RETURNED Because all those in the palish who saw service during the second world war returned safely to their homes, work is to be started shortly on the erection of a war memorial at Ousby Church. The memorial—a rector's prayer desk—will ...
... Force was concerned with C.I.D. duties and. after his promotion to inspector in 1939. his work during the years of the Second World War was connected with security precautions in Carlisle. ...
... Exciting new sea story ON June 15 we shall commence publication of an exciting sea story of the second World War by Commander W. Donald. of Keswick, In it Commander Donald tells of his adventures in the ...
... family interest will not be broken for Mr Charles Wannop is a member of the Penrith Melody Makers band. Previously to the Second World War he was bandmaster of the Sons of Temperance Band and its successor the National Fire Service Band. ...
... was taken over by the Army. After the war he restarted his bus service, but this was disbanded at the outbreak of the second world war. Since then he has worked for Mr Hartness. ...
... radar controlled, they are described by natal experts as one of the biggest de;elopments in natal suiTiTerN; since the second World War ...
... 00 0 0 T HEN the Silence was broken by another upheaval, when work of national importance for a second World War Would brook no interference in memory of the first! Since then, the Silence has been rclegated to a comparatively minor part of our national ...
... CHRISTMAS UNDERGROUND In the Second World War, there were grimmer Christmases. On Christmas Day, 1940. 120,000 sheltered from possible air raids in London's Underground stations. A thousand women working at 120 canteens and 71 stations helped to feed ...
... due to circumstances beyond our control. ' A modicum of slum property has been dealt with, but the outbreak of the second World War brought this work to a complete standstill. Although 162 houses have been completed since the cessation of hostilities ...
... an errand boy later he became a counter assistant. and at the time of his death was the firm's buyer. • Durhig — ihe second World War he served in The Border Regiment. attaining the rank of sergeant. lie was a member of the Beacon Social Club. Mr Atkinson ...
... his interest in the sport throughout his life. He served for a number of years in the Territorial Army and during the Second 'world War was again In The Border Regiment, on this occasion with the 6th Battalion. ...