Page 12 Juss 1967 og spon ATLANTIC VOICE EVET.:2007 TARIKU Saturday 18th November 1944 BULLETINS FROM BRITAIN campaign in a new The to me te ci ho, in their turn, the Explaining The Burma Rebuilding Treat In Store The Churches And Liberation Butter Campaign War. Damaged For Germans The War for Europe Soviet Industry The object of the The Germans it just Thousands of pastors and Liberation butter is so Burma, Admiral been announced, are not priests died as martyrs atmething for which the new Moun natten, South East In the well to have a new clothing card, the hands of the Nazis dur ly freers peoples of Europe the front Asia Commander, has revea back Instead, the validity of the inng the occupation of Euro will. on be thanking New led, vas to give greater se but in areas which only two prero us clothing cards pe and the roll the Japane Zealand.
curity to the American air year ago were held by the will os extended to 1944 se have slaughtered grows The products is not a subs highway from India to Chi German invaders, a and 1945 ever lunger.
titude for real butter; it is na Tar greater tonnage is sort of battle has been wa.
This is easy enough, be.
Largely, through the he real butter, but specially now carried to China by air ging as successfully as tho Arcause the 3rd and 4th cloth roism of these indivuals, ins treated by a dehydration than has ever been deliverse fou ht by the Red make storage ed, or is likely to be deliver. my men in their steady dri ing cards, though still valid, pired by the deepest perso process to have reen suspended. Evenal fa th, the Church has and transport easier. Britain ed, in a measurable timeve westwards has a. eady had a sample over the Burma Road It was It is struggle for the reha ry now and then the Gers gained a position to day in essential to protect the biſitatica of the country and man, public is permitted to all countries of the word of 5, 030 tons of this butter ranspori planes from attack its industries twice subject use them to purchase small such as it has not held for from New eZaland and the many years It has demons experts were so impressed by Japanese fighters operated to a policy of scorched specified articles, The promise is now ing from the allweather air earth First, the Russians hela trated, as throughout histo by the quality that they as out that men may shorty ry, that when tyrannous and ked for the supply to be dou field at Myitkyina, which themse ves, determined to either brutai forces embark upon bled iv help stock the food lies 190 miles south of th, leave as little as possible for be all wed to buy reljef forries thah fellow in man air rose between India and the use of the predatory Hi one collar, or one pair of the enslavement of China tirites, dismanled and brace or suspenders; while kind, religion can offer, not the marke of the advancing re huAllied armies. concerted plan was mamoved all they could Secon women may purchase either merely a palliative to So another butter dehydra de for the whole Burma dly, the Germans looted, bur one suspender belt, one pair man suffering, but a tremen of knickers or one pair of dous inspiration to tion plant is getting under froat, in order to resist enable ned destroyed as much stockiags. They have not and to preserve liberty way in Auckland, to under Genera: Stilwell to move as they had time for before been allowed to buy any down from the north murder of religious take arge scale production to they were compelled to re 05 items of clothing since befopleaders by the Axis is not be ab. bed by the British) treat re last Christmas Fourteenth Army, composed The resijience and resour the result of stupid sadism, SECOND LARGEST but an attempt to stamp out EXPORTER of Brush and Indian troops, ce of the Russian people in SAYT GS centres of registance They so as tu make it impossible bringing back life and inrecognise that the New Zealand is confident war devastated Church for the enemy to send reindustry If a number of war cry provides leadership. So, too of be ng able to meet Bri forsement north to oppose areas will impress and enminals take refuge in neu in th: ranks of the liberat tain request. The Domi Stilwen advance courage their Allies tral countries and if the Uni ing armies the padres and nion is already the second will This British Fourtheenth be tacking huge reconstruc ted Nations find that exist chapisins who went into ac largest butter exporters in Army, after seven months tion tasks in their liberated ing extradition treaties are tion in the front lines, who the world. Its population is inappropriate in tne cirs jumped with airborne for only about the same as that cf fighting, first in Arakan, homelands.
tances, some new then in Manipur State, has At the beginning of of the West Riding of York arrange ces, and who were this torpe.
ment will be made forth. doed with ship companies, pulation of military age is shire and half its male pe inflicted a very decisive de month the with. Sir Cecil Hurst, gave new strength to the feat on the Japanese Of in celebrating the first year Chairman of the United Na innatt religious seven enemy divisions heavil of the liberation of the Do in the fighting forces. Nebeliefs tions War ly engaged in Burma, five nets Busin. In that compara Crimes Commis which had lain dormant in vertheless, last year alone, sion New Zealand farmers produ ha e been virtually destru tively short time, 102 large so masy fighting men dur ed by the British ced 165, 000 tons of buttering their civilian life fat. Their target for this When the Japanese The victories in the West at ve been restored and are in have given us great encou year is even higher.
tempted to invade India operation, Dozens of blast ragement. We pray that in tsh frugh! Manipur State and open hearth furnaces The New Zealand far they were doing exactly are smiolting again. Most of will soon dawn for China, the East also brighter das Result of British mer help to Britain in what the Allied command the power stations in the whose spirit, valiant and the first four years of war wanted They committed the Basin have been restored.
Toil And Sweat included 467, 000 tons et undaunted during the long na strength of their ar Chemical plants, machine.
butter, and every ounce of dark Cars, have survived my without accomplishing Britail has been contin »exportable butter is now co anything. They were he a building shops have all the nalice of the enemy. ly improving existing types ming to been the UK. few Mr. Churchill.
by the British, and now the re comiaissioned. The rail of air caſt and introducing months ago the New Zea.
remnants of their jungle trai ways liave been overhauled ones. In June, 1944, land and British Govern.
ned divisions are being elimi and now serve the revived about his country is One of the great things there were in production 16 ments came to an agrement that nated along the Chindwin area. Many hundreds of co we have evolved, almost by re not in production in 1940 is to continue at least until types oi aircraft which we by which this arrangement front llective farms and dozens Had the Japanese made a of mahine and tractor sta development accide. i, a system of social with still further new ty June, 1948.
with the tions have raised and har few cjuntries can compare. during the comparable effort in which pes to come into production north against General Still vested a rich crop. Light lo next twelve Lord ecil wa weaker forces, niscal industries are working month; progress towards Myitkyina and theatres, schools and eMo: than three quarters was only very slightly less wculd have been very difi ducati inal institutions are of the total structure weight than hat of the last war, cult. lis columns we ha humming with activity. odj upation nd its resto of air raft delivered to the and hips are of much grea ve been in danger of beiny In 12 months, the Donets ration will speed the rehabi RAF und Fleet Air Arm dur ter empexity to day, with held up short of their objec Giant has risen from the litatioa of the southern, wesing 1943 was provided from a tremendous increase in de tive in a country which is ashes and ruins of enemy tern and central districts production in Britain tail oi equipment under water duringthe more of the entire Soviet Union.
In tSe ewelve months en Outpat of merchant ships The Brisitsh Navy in two died March, 1944, the air up to the end of 1943 apre The Japanese during to have been really wonderful and a half years has convoy craft industry efected ma ciably exceeded the total 1944 urma campaagin suf No hp which they cousa ed to Russia 5;031 tanks, jor repairs to 189, 000 air output of the last war fered a loss of no fewer give has been withheld O: 8, 405 vehicles, 6, 78 aircraft hour since the than 50, 000 in killed as three Yurmese jbcdies of craft and 80 million pounds war gan Britain has pro ne; against an Allied loss troops under his command, of wa material, foodstuffs, SHIPBUILDING duced than 4, 000 of 10 000 killed he sait: they are verv machine tools and medical RECORDS nounds ofarmy gun ammu Admi. Mountbatten pard good fighters and were supplies and millions of nition, and more than.
a warri tribute to the Burme great help and their loca: rounds of small ammuni Outpout of warships up to 180, 000 rounds of smalt Se population, saying they knowledge was invaluabletion.
the end of January, 1944, arms ainmunition was and 650 small coal pits ha new soon season In very more Este documento es propiedad de la Biblioteca Nacional Miguel Obregón Lizano del Sistema Nacional de Bibliotecas del Ministerio de Cultura y Juventud, Costa Rica.