... unemployment,” not pockets of unemployment.” is a fact that in times of mass unemployment, i.e. slump times, many industrialists bankrupt. “Agricultural Worker talks sense. I have never said I was happy about our dependence on America, but don't see that we can ...

... will see the windows of big and small shops filled with goods that seem to have been dug out from long-fogot-ten attics and bankrupt theatrical costumiers Now and then you come across a real bargain an overcoat that looks fairly respectable or costume which ...

... Esiate of the above-named All persons having in (their possession ans’ of the effects of the Bankrupt must deliver them to me and all debts due to the Bankrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have not yet proved thetr debts must forward their proofs ...

... from Mftm., etc.—AL 938. DOUBLING Food Supply: £750 free to work on: profits aver. 100 p.c.—AL7O5. JOB LOTS. Soiled Goods, Bankrupt Stock, Bought for Cash.—AW 21, E. News. C.M.T. Available to Shirt Manufacturer s : regular work.—BA 87, Evening News. AT ...

... that allows its railways to put football before- work can scarcely be surprised to find both the railways and the nation bankrupt. But, of courae, this Government has no alternative to putting the pleasures its worker supporters before the good of the ...

... you will see the windows of big and small shops filled with that seem to have been dug out from long-forgotten attics and bankrupt theatrical costumiers Now and then you come across a real bargain an overcoat that looks fairly respectable or costume which ...

... quite remarkable for the the lead. The Rovers took the numbers of concerns and ball up to the homester's goal traders going bankrupt. The time and time again but could number who had gone bank- not score as the result of poor rupt under the Labour Govern- ...

... was flrst made bankrupt Windsor In Januarv 1940. and was made bankri again in Taunton, in April. 1949 During the latter bankruptcy list was made of the creditors Chappell admitted he had not told any of them that an undischarged bankrupt The charges were ...

... the windows of big stores and small shops filled with goods that seem to have been dug out from long-forgotten attics and bankrupt theat rical costumiers Now and then you come across real bargain an over coat that looks fairly respectable or costume which ...

... food drink and lodging by false pretences Det-constable Turner said that in 1923 when in woollen trade Walker was adjudged bankrupt and his public examination was adjourned sine die He had been convicted for false pretences and theft in varl ous parts of ...

... Our talth ought to precede our efforts, our worship, our work. The business man who has no time to think is not likely to bankrupt, but he may heading for duodenal ulcers housewife who is continually on the probably keeps spotless nome, out her temper ...

... should be shifted the parents who, asked escort their voung children to school It was, time people realised that we were bankrupt nation: it was dishonest to pay money which we did not have Mr Fred Gould iMidsomer Nortoni asked urban residents bear this' ...