... India, Pakistan, Bermuda, Zanzibar, West Africa, Egypt, Sudan. Palestine and Malaya. The finding of accommodation for men students has, owing to smaller numbers been easier than in recent years. Before the war, almost all men students lived in rooms, ...

... (its population has doubled since the war) it is still very beautiful, with many tree-lined avenues. He was, enough to meet Mr. and Mrs. Wall and Mr. Maxie Wall, ;rly of Aberystwyth, who very keen on life in South Africa and have made many friends there. ...

... peace and progress; it is true, there were I wars—the Crimean War and the 'Franco-Prussian War of 1870; but the most remarkable thing about those wars was that they were localised: they were not world wars and they did not spread to the ...

... retreat if they met with opposition. Had England and France resisted then, there would have been no Second World War. We should have a Third World War if we did not resist.. Russia now. has reaction of Russia been? So far nothing but temporisiing a declaration ...

... Moderator, the Rev. R. G. Davies, Sketty, Swansea, presided Amongst those present was the 'Rev. Emlyn Jones, Johannesburg. ISouth Africa. who was warmly welcomed by the President. I The committee responsible for the local organisation comprised ,the Rev. Trefor ...

... Portsmouth,' when the horse and cart overturned with the mails. At NS years of age he had a breakdown in health and went to South Africa to! recover. Upon his return his doetor advised him to retire. Un- I daunted, Mr. Aubrey bought a; house with II acres of ...

... Aberaeron, is in practice jointly with his brother. Dr. Evan Evans, Lampeter. Served in the first World War, and with the Home Guard during the last war, holding rank of Colonel: an active member of ' the British Legion and of the Cardiganshire Territorial ...

... Secretary, said these were days of great peril in which one false step could push them over the precipice into another world war. If this happened, it would be the third time in thirty years, and who could be certain that it could be put together again ...

... Reported baldly, remarks seem hardly necessary ; it is an indictment of a society we should be ashamed to belong to. South Africa's policy of .racial segregation, evil as slave trading, indiscriminate bombing and conscription, I too easily dismissed as ...

... appointment to the post of Mathematics teacher in Coventry Technical College. He served in the R.A.F. during the last war In South Africa. Later he entered the Cardiff Technical College and last Saturday he was graduand for the Bachelor of Science degree ...

... the Prussian aristocracy, his sword and his genius for war. They had no Alps to defend them, no Pyrenees, no English Channel. That is why Germany worshipped her aristocracy—she wanted leaders in war —that is why she adored military valour, it was her only ...

... are as deeply committed as any other and British troops are already there; Australian troops are to join them: : and South Africa has just announced that she is sending a contingent, ; On the question of Korea it should be clearly understood that there ...