... to slavery Ind she is bundled into Ls she loses consciousness. ri is taken to a hideaway le is forcibly given drugs becomes an addict. brothel in Africa or in an Arab state. There she is faced with a life of degradation, tormented by the constant threat ...

... Slavery Labour's Ken Lomas and Tory Ray Mawby are the joint officers of the Friends of Cyclists. Ernest Armstrong (L abou r) and John. Cordle (Tory), lead the Temperance Group. The Group of Slavery and Primitive Peoples are led by Peter Archer (Labour) ...

... Slavery Women today, have money of ambition, sold themselves into a slaVery comparable with the sweatshops of the industrial revolution. Women today have gilded fetters, but millions are chained to the treadmill of job, home, husband, children until ...

... Slavery Liberia, on the steaming coast of West Africa, was founded 142 years ago by eighty-e ig h t American Negroes freed from slavery. Its governing party, the True Whigs, have been in power for eighty-five years without a break. Shad, 67, President ...

... 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 PRESIDENT JOHNSON is increasing the U S Narcotics Bureau by 30 per cent. and greatly increasing penalties for drug trafficking. Now this country must take similar measures to prevent drugs getting a hold on our young people. —E. So w ter. Leicester ...

... Slavery My series is really a p 1 a y - documentary and could not have been made anywhere except where the action took place. But its saleability is not immediately as obvious as some other work The Nile ran into considerable political problems ...

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

... Slavery shame MORE than a century after action was taken to stop child labour being exploited in Britain, it is still rife in many other countries. Youngsters are forced to work long hours for a pittance to help their families survive. Most leading nations ...

... End the slavery' rrWO Scout leaders want to -L stop the annual Bob a Job week because, they say, the public has lost interest in the idea and the boys are exploited as cheap labour. The shillings paid to the boys ...

... SALUTE TO SLAVERY 7HE Russians' lying excuse for their brutal intervention in Hungary is protection of the workers from rebels. As a student of Russian, I read in Pravda that they have sent a telegram of friendship to the King of Saudi Arabia—whose ...

... HAPPY SLAVERY IN the terrible Thirties the pay was £2 a week and even that could be cut. There were no holidays apart from a half a day off a week with an extra half day on Christmas Day. Suffolk farm worker Len Sharman recalls those times in ALL OUR ...