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... 1.000 houses to let at 9s week and 10s. 6d, a week, tenants to pay rates and tuxes. 28th.— Dinner given to 160 repatriated prisoners of war at Croydon Constitutionkl Club. 29th.—Death at Worthing of Dr. H J Strong. J.P.. for many years in practice in ...
... pawner gave an interesting lantern lecture on the work of the 'League, showing what it ha& done in preventing war, repatriating prisoners of war, bettering international conditions ,of labour, and taking iiieosures 'atop the spread of disease. Mr. Dobson ...
... peace, parti, uhirly his heroic and self-sacrificing efforts in connection with repatriation prisoners of war and refugees. lie assisted in the repatriation id Russian prisoners. Ile had wateinsl the course Ilt the Will with great anxiety ...
... behind to repatriate prisoners of war. In the meantime, he had been promoted to Captain, and on his return took advantage of the Russian he had learnt as a prisoner of war to enter the Russian section of the Intelligence Department at the ...
... KASHMIR was very speedily repaired on the Clyde after which she was lent to the French Government for a time to repatriate prisoners of war, and then returned to the English servict bringing back troops from France. She was on this work in January, 1919 ...
... these the League is dealing The League of Nations already has a noble record in humanitarian and social work, repatriating prisoners of war, fighting disease, settling refugees. improving labour conditions, suppressing slavery and exploitation of women ...
... stopping of war.. when war broke of con.truvtiou, Mr. Searley deserve. out, there was no instrument whatsoeser high praiee, available by which ordinary people could Correct solutiou from J. S. Mason M. express their antagonism to the war Tindall, It. ...
... preserve (applause) Mrs gave an interesting lantern lecture on work of the League showing it had in preventing war repatriating prisoners of war bettering international conditions of labour taking measures to stop the spread of disease Mr Dobson the Ealing ...