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... equality of sexes in all fields -- equal pay for equal work, as well as •• legal equality. - To-day, in the middle of the second world war, all their demands assume added urgency for the women of Britain and of the world. Everywhere women yearn for a just ...
... would give lie dint to am' suggestion that the British Legion was going to the wall. It was not. After the shock of the second World War the Legion had more than kept going. This was a tribute to the character and substance underlying the movement. FUTURE ...
... dreamed that one day it would extend its work to include treatment many local boys, straight from the battle. fields of a second World War. Yet, such is the case to-day, for among the wounded receiving first class treatment, surrounded by familiar home scenery ...
... The jour-1 'ney has been long and the task hard, but we rejoice to-dav that our efforts have not been in vain. I •The second World War is ended. and now we must enter upon the grand schemes of social reconstruction in which we must all be builders to cement ...
... address, reminded his audience that the Association reached the end of a momentous year which had seen the end of the second World war, the introduction of the new Education Act, new basic scales of salaries, and the transfer of local authority to the ...
... am 1894 to the end of the 1914-18 war; the veers between World War I and World War it; and the period covered by ti n' second world war. The openin scene. by Old Tyleryens. depicted the early whisper- Inv of secondar education for Abertillery. Loca l e ...
... ought to have a complete memorial, commemorating the picture before us from the sacrifice of the heroes of the treasurer. second world war have been ' As a matter of principle, let's announced by the Vicar of Camconsider this matter once again tillery (Rev ...
... on my head. Councillor G. R. Shingler, chairman of the Finance Committee, wound up the debate. He said it had taken a second world war to make them realise that coal was a primary factor in running a gas undertaking. In one year coal had cost them an ...
... Staff of the above School are anxious to compile a list of all former pupils who aide the supreme sacr►fice during the Second World War (1939-1945) and who previously attended the School at any time from October, 1928. Names and addresses are to be forwarded ...
... longed to see her sister, whom she only faintly remembered as a baby, but there were persistent difoulties—inchiding a second World War—in the war of a Vie to South Wales. But those diffoltise have nog; been thee* has bee& a ham reunion of the two sisters ...
... it was a the hooks would prove a source of good sign that men who had delight to the young patients of served in the second World War th ,, hospital. were present in good numbers at Mr .T. A. Anstis. the meeting presided, Headmaster. ...
... at Abertillery. He won the D.C.M. in the First World War, and held a commission in the Abertillery Home Guard in the second World War. The mourners were: Masers. F. York son-in-law; P. Evans A. Round, T. Hughes, nephews. At the house were: Mrs. A. M. ...