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Burton. \uneaton. and. of course. our own at Derby. Another pleasant ceremony was the opening of the Garden of Remembrance at Stttton St. Edmunds. and we would like to express thanks to Mr. and \Irs. …

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to keep the Met \\ c.i.ti'e l und in mind. \\ hilst on the subject of funds many branches omitted to forward their \fcel tees during 1905'. Our thanks to Hastings branch for ha\ing arranged the first " …

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Old t‘onteniptibles. John Reed and his most able lieutenant. Vic Tomlin. are to be congratulated It)! then staff work. \t our last meeting. all present drank a toast to Alec St. Pierre (on the branch) …

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we welcomed Albert Slater and Eddie Turner and the Medway branch. "thanks to Jimmy James”. They enjoyed themselves so much that in return organised a social evening. Believe me, we had a smashing time …

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T0 \LL THE BOYS OF THE FOL’RTEENTH \ ou seldom hit the headlines and _\ou ne\er make a fuss But _\ou fight the laps in Burma Just io help the likes of us. ln the forest. swamp and jungle In a climate …

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For a cordial welcome and friendly service STAY AT KINGSLEY HOTEL “*** WINDSOR HOTEL “*** Bloomsbury Way, W.C.1. Lancaster Gate, W.2. Tel. 01—242 5881 Tel. 01—262 4501 KINGSLEY (if!) WINDSOR HOTELS OF …

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Journal of the Burma Star Association 9 W». “ A «g m:ckstl s&.§ M I ~ . a ' , v 'o I n . u u v ,1 August I969 Issue No. 55

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THE BURMA STAR ASSOCIATION (Registered under the War Charities Act 19-10) lllZADQL'ARTERS : 51 Sr. tiEOROE's DRIVE. LONDON. S.\V.1. PATRON : Admiral of the Fleet The Earl Mountbatten of Burma. KL). I’ …

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Ell—101A lBtDlLtD tClHtDITA IBIDIIJD J. HUGGETT. Welfare Officer of the Auckland Branch. New Zealand. writing on an obituary matter. wishes to be remembered to all former friends here. He says the Bra …

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FIELD MARSHAL THE EARL ALEXANDER OF TUNIS Included in the ()blltl‘dl'} List in this issue is the name of F.M. The Earl Alexander of Tunis a member of our .»\ssociation. at the age of 77. Born in North …