... NO SLAVERY Th e Egyptian Embassy statement said that, since Egypt abolished slavery in 1870, she ham vigorously cooperated with Western powers to eliminate slavery throughout Africa. Egyst guaranteed equal rights for aU without distinction as to ...

... slavery, Coupled up for corn plete captivity The fettered look for feet . • • 1 • • • ...

... 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 Even though Thai means free, how do they and we use our freedom, and make it a Responsible Freedom? We have all been freed from actual slavery, but there are forms of slavery to which we are all subject a slave to money, to drugs whether it ...

... Slavery He said the world needed a free peace—not a peace existing under conditions of slavery. Addressing himself to those who hold in their hands the fate of nations. the Pope, asked: Why are dissensions; and discord not settled? Why I are efforts ...

... of ure seemed to be attendance in districts potatoes were the main he knew one of coven whe « There was no need for “this slavery” in a welfare state. ...

... SLAVERY - Slavery to a syringe—a life of fear lest ,to dry up—septi-: caemia—loss of sex--crime—insanity; these are the dangers parents should remember face young people in the terrible addiction. %hich so many play with at first 'just for kicks: says ...

... 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. ...

... SLAVERY The coffin wilt be painted with the word 'slavery: said Mr. Truster, who said he will be taking no part In the service, although he agrees with the feelings of the association. The service will be based on the Idea of slavery, of which Mr. Trader ...

... SLAVERY | Country dance barid musician, Liz Alves, has recently visit-in the Middle ly written for the Sunday Sun she tells of the dangers out there; how they may be dragged into a system j the respectable Middle East night club life. arly — the Screen ...

... to slavery Sir John Middlemore saw the dreadful filthy houses where poor people's children lived, the dark and dirty courts . . . where swarms of children just played about in the streets and public houses. The idea came to him that in the wide farmlands ...

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