... MODERN SLAVERY See this week's SOME MORE QUESTIONS. DELIGHTFUL WINTER QUARTERS AT NOBLE COUNTRY MANSION in London. -..r t*T CLEVE HALL, The New Era Boarding Establishment, CHAMPION HILL, S.E., Close to Denmark Hill Station, and the Electric Trams to all ...

... Indemnities Slavery Meanwhile, the fate of Germany, and perhapa hangs the Ruhr Valley. Tbaaa miners have many reasons revolution. Although a Government Commission (like Judge Sanksty'sT reported strongly for Socialisation more than year ago, the Government ...

... LESSONS ARE SLAVERY dren tender years should not be expected to undertake excessive homework. was from this point of view that he would support the resolution. Mr. tilts smith ...

... SLAVERY. Referring to slavery, Dr. Maxwell Garnett remarked that there were some three million slaves in the world, and a little slaving was still going on in the' lied Sea. With regard to disarmament, the sneaker said that was the acid test of the League ...

... Article I in the League of Nations Slavery Convention defined slavery as the status or condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attached to the right of ownership are exercised ; in other words, slavery is limited or unlimited ownership ...

... IS SLAVERY? He asks me: Is it slavery or not 1 »»r these conditions arc servile condition*, and o.it there are many of these conditions li if« more than servile, which are either erucl :l themselves or lend themselves readily tilt pet ration of cruelty ...

... SLAVERY. - - - The stamping out of slavery, which in the eighteenth century had come to be remarked as a necessary means of revenue, was a work which had to be accomplished in stages. In 1807 the buying and selling of slaves was forbidden, although the ...

... SLAVERY. The Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society (Denison House, Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, S .1.) has published as a pamphlet an article by Sir John Harris. It is a survey with outspoken comments of the information produced before the League ...

... SLAVERY DENIED Colonial Office on Report of Film Seizure The reported seizure of a film which was being made in Tanganyika by an Austrian firm and was said to depict slavery is denied. There has been no slavery in that country for years. said an official ...

... SLAVERY. A certain man, fettered by his instincts, married with a certain woman, whose instincts likewise left her no alternative. But after a while they discovered what the amount of it was, and grew restive. ‘‘l am your slave,” protested the woman. ...

... SLAVERY. A es/lain man. fettered by his instinct,. married with a certain woman, whose instincts likewise left her no afternative. But a wb2s they discovered what the amount of it and grow restive. I am your protested the women. I do nothina but cook ...

... Stalag Slavery Sir James Grift told Mr. Driberg Ind., Maldom he was well aware British prisoners of war in Stalag IV C were working 12 hours a day. seven days week, with one Sunday off month. Repeated representations had been made through the protecting ...