... Need for a TWICE recently in public meetings in Birmingham I have met with an ominous question: “If we as a country became bankrupt would not America come to our aid? The question is ominous both because of its increasing vogue among Labour supporters and ...

... -Order of the British Empire The task before the Government t ( i ) t .l3.El. t As of the first medical superwas to put a bankrupt country on Ca;gi c lT. n he has Li m e a ti cee eu ga t 1 h es os p p) a b its feet again. How far has the one of the foremost ...

... goes to a mountain valley for a job at the factory of an old friend (Preston Foster), he does not know that the factory Is bankrupt, and that its owner is shooting game for a living. There is bad blood between Danny's friend and his uncle because of something ...

... his mother, upon the death of whom he would receive an inheritance of £3.500 and an annuity of £4OO. He was an undischarged bankrupt and £1.500 of the inheritance was frozen. - For the last two years Schweder had worked for West End stores and cafes at ...

... the stage In America until, one day, he goes berserk, The support Is Strange Bargain, telling of a man who promises his bankrupt employer to make a suicide look like murder! Stars are Martha Scott and Jeffrey Lynn. . . Wendell Corey stars as the district ...

... double the amount spent Inheritance of 0,500 and an annuity of £4OO. He s this year. The reason is that wa an undischarged bankrupt and there are still heavy arrears of £1 . 500 of the Inheritance wee repaving which accumulated For the l two during the ...

... Liversage and Mr. W. Fulton, but instead of paying the I money over to the landlords, he put it to his own use. McPartlan became bankrupt In September. 1948. McPartlan was found guilty by the jury, who retired, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. Mr ...

... any particular economy was always unpopular and Mr Garland (Langport) suggested that it was improper community which was bankrupt to spend beyond what the Act required Mr Fred Gould produced a rather vague scheme for equalising cost between urban and ...

... DOES HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF ? Staggering under his crushing burden of taxes, in a State which was practically bankrupt, the citizen of every class had now become a mere cog in the vast machinery of the govern- mnt. He had no other function than to toil ...

... particular economy was always unpopular ; and Mr. Garland (Langport) suggested that it was improper for a community which was bankrupt to spend beyond what the Act required. Mr. Fred Gould produced a rather vague scheme for equalising cost between urban and ...

... the truck £3 18s. and. together with the trolley, the total amounted to £5l 16s. Aid. Narbeth said. “We are hard up and bankrupt ; must cut down their food, and now we've got to give them toys “It’s more equipment, more epuipment They must have wirc- ...

... critical pas:-war situation created by our abnormal sacrifices in tha: emergency. and in which he himself predicted we would be bankrupt. But why the war -time promises. especially on full employment, if there was no mention of fulfilment. Of course we've always ...