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... THEFT AFRICA* WAR MEDALS. Yesterday morning the paymaster's office and the orderly room at the barracks at bcrwick were broken into, and 71 South African war medals as well 223 olaspe were stolen. The whole the premises were also ransacked, bat nothing ...
... SOUTH AFRICA War Danger Remote CAPETOWN, Wednesday.—Authoritative circles here think that the fate of Czechoslovakia will lx' settled by a plebiscite and that the danger of war is still remote. Late last night the Parliamentary lobbies were agitated This ...
... WILHELMSTAL TAKEN. Smuts Clearing the Railway in _ East Africa. WAR OFFICE. Thursday. _ Eisat Africa.—Lieut.-General Smuts reports on June Id that his northern column bas reached Makuyuni and that Wilhelmstal is now in or possession. Tanga is reported ...
... AFRICA AND THE WAR. Of the little scattered wars that the contest in the main theatres almost completely obscures the hostilities in Central Africa merit attention for. particular reason. In ISSS, as Mr. R. C. liawkin recently pointed out in our columns ...
... AFRICA S WAR ON NAZIS: BERLIN TO ACT GERMANY intends to take action following sweeping provisions against Nazism in South-West Africa contained in a proclamation published in Pretoria yesterday. Germany's representative in the Union will take the matter ...
... MASTER PLAN IN AFRICA TRANSFORMED WAR MAP WAY. aireraft took bistro Might k Most of the ships ly in thi ing harbour had been by air attasks. The lslu was taken date uust densein dens rosentiv In Ike Male (iUM) or es the leanleh Male (left). an M its point ...
... Piroli, of S. Africa, wants war against Russia PRETORIA, Sunday. IN a speech in Pretoria, Mr. • Oswald Pirow. leader of the Jew Order (Nationalist) Party. that a war of the Western Powers against Russia an urgent necessity if anything was to remain ...
... SOUTH AFRICA READY FOR WAR. . . • . .. . .. , 1 14. ° 61111 A • . s 4 , . i . ~ , ~••• !a . Seib. . , a- C . . ~ '. ; . .. 4 ::: . ,.. ,. ' ,.. 4 . 4 . •- ' 1 1' . '—. • - s .4.,,,, 0 . .. v. 4 ff t _ 1 ,• 4 ' i . . . t r s i 1 • . ...
... SOUTH AFRICA BEFORE THE WAR Sir.— A* coneUtnt reader of Daily Nowb. kindly answer through your columns the follow mg: Is it true that, prior 1899. both in the Transvaal and Orange Free State, there was practically pauperism, all the workers being in ...
... certainly not very u'k-yt o produre thbede . efet. Iam not in agireeaaeet w:'b nah ed Dr. Cliiford on the suoje=a os- the war. BUI the 1n7 effect of-such c'-ieISM of hi;s hne sand indepvendont action i- to wspos oe stand br Ins side. The subjocvt as ...
... South Africa Takes a War Census CAPETOWN, Thursday. rE South African Government has begun a census of the Dominion's essential products and has formed a War Supplies Board whose task would be to mobilise all industries in the event of war. Furthermore ...
... CUTTING ROAD TO AFRICA WOULD END WAR N important resolution on cutting Italy's communications with Africa and imposing an immediate embargo on supplies of oil was passed yesterday In London by the General Council of the League of Nations Union. The resolution ...