... SLAVERY ALAN TAYLOR'S article on National Service hit the nail on the head. Conscription form of slavery. Uprooted from their homes, de- All articles world affright ...

... slavery just write off to overseas hotels for them ! (Miss) 0. V., Derby. SEARCH SQUADS WHEN somebody is reported lost, it's essential there should be no waste of time in looking for them. So why don't districts start their own search squads of listed ...

... Slavery Would you to tell our readers something _about your acne In abolishing ifiegersimel_ pour. olker ri- girm - which ire designed to no your country in if with the modern world? I have been opposed to the principle of slavery not only :n =hippia ...

... slavery' IM7, when was an 11-year-old playing Southport Pier. What a lot o,f poppycock this football business is, declared Georgia. With roar that would have done credit to Cup Final crowd. Congress unanimously gave Its support to the Association Football ...

... SLAVERY LORD MAUGUAM was in Africa a few weeks ago. He saw men and women sold as slavesand actually bought a boy himself for £37 lOs. His dramatic account is being printed in The People. . Today it's ON PAGE 14. ...

... Jailed For Slavery Two farmers have been sentenced in Birmingham. Alato lit months' jail for holdirillewroes in ilavery.—A.P. ...

... ACTION SLAVERY (Continued /min page 2) Even in the British protectorate of Aden a form of forced labour exists, the society says Cmdr. Pitt recently learned of the case of a girl who bad gone to a British admintstra - carer and asked for her freedom. ...

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... spoke of the slavery for in di vi duals and . the masses, slavery of thought and slavery of wor k. In several a rea a of the world new towers of Babel were being erected and they will surely end like the first one. The Pope. who broadcast from the C ...

... SLAVERY THE Inhumanity of the Chinese Commune plan Is matched by its ambition. Never before has there been so ruthless a revolution on such a colossal scale. More than ten times as many people as live in Britain are having their whole lives transformed ...

... to slavery THEN democracy will begin to work. For no one has his ears closer to the ground than the modern Deitician. Let there be cl,ssatisfaction, let it be vocal and widespread, ind if one political party does not then make itself the champion of that ...

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