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... |Navy ?? . 0,54S,000 .. 11,002,000 2,419,000 Ilidian Hlome r chargs . - . 1,080,000 .. 1,080,000 ., War in Sonth Africa . - .. 1,500,000 ,. 1,500,000 ?? War - .. 18,000 . 1,00.. 0 Civil servioes- Public Woorks. 1,078,000 .. 1,361,000 0. 283,000 Salarius ...
... South Africa Divisions There exists as yet no union of hearts in South Africa, even for war purposes; yet the account of the social and political position there given yesterday by the new High Commissioner in London must be regarded as making, on the ...
... constructed in the heart of Africa since the war to serve development projects in most of the territories. Some of these roads may one day form sections of a continuous hard-surfaced highway down through the length of Africa. Cape Town—Nairobi Recent African ...
... a broadcast in the 8.8.C. French Service last night, said: “ Franco’s Allies have undertaken to bring French North Africa into the war of liberation. They have just started land enormous forces there. Our Algeria, our Morocco, our Tunisia are to be made ...
... if Darlan Regime were Ended “The end of the Darlan regime would mean the total re-entry of North Africa and French West Africa into the war. It would mean powerful forces at the service of the cause of France and her allies. It would mean the elimination ...
... War clouds over Southern Sir, There can be few who look forward to a happy future in Southern and Central Africa, as war slowly becomes more and more likely. Mr. Smith has proved himself a cunning politician. Looking back, most rational people must doubt ...
... all sections of industry to strengthen existing ties with South Africa against the day when irresponsible obstacles were removed. There was increasing evidence. he added. that South Africa war becoming so incensed that there was no doubt that in cases where ...
... RHODESIANS. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. CONTRAST IN ATTITUDE OF DUTCH LEADERS. NATIONALIST OUTBURSTS IN PARLIAMENT. (From a Correspondent.) During the course of the first session, now ended, the second Parliament of the Union of South Africa, Mr. J. X. Merriman ...
... interest. It was in lI.M S. Good Hop© that the late Mr. Chamberlain ami Mrs. Chamberlain made their memorable visit South Africa after the war. An oil-painting by A. Yockney. orf this ill-fated ship, lost in the recent naval engagement off the coast of Sooth ...
... Amery wants to see in control inTndia—lndians who will play the same part men like Botha and Smuts played in South Africa after the war of 1899-1901. He is not yet in that category; so that any concessions made to him Eave to be regarded as concessions ...
... complicated love story dads spoil the esaudventure. There is another rem. In PATROL TO BENGHAZI, another Lenikborough North Africa war yarn: a wounded general. who knows all the Alamein piens. has to be rescued from a Tobruk Mean hospital and certain int ...
... Committee on War Output, which Mr. Arthur Henderson, President of the Board of Education, is chairman, have arrangements in hand for bringing across and utilising the services of skilled mechanics various kinds from Australia and South Africa for war munition ...