London, Nov. 29.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, will celebrate his 67th birthday o> Sunday, but it will not be marked by any special festivities. He has decided however to spend what Mr. Watari.
Major I. Goto has been appointed to the SMP. as Deputy Commis-stoner attached concurrently to the Crime and Special Branches, little free time he has with those members of his family who are available. He is likely to have a visit from his grandson, Winston, his son, Randolph, and his other grandchildren.
Part of the Prime Minister's birthday will be devoted to preparing a big speech he is to make shortly on manpower when the Government will introduce conscription fof women for the first time in British history The best birthday gift that the Prime Minister could receive is to hear from Gen. Sir Clavde Auchinleck of the resounding victory in Libya.—Reuter.
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