... 1045 GEOFFREY SMITH'S WORLD OF FLOWERS: Delphiniums 11-10 RHODA. When Rhoda's mother discovers that Joe's business in going bankrupt, she insists that the couple ask Rhoda's father for a loan 11-35 WEATHER. ...

... are not rearmed to-day and are not « position rearm, the result of the last war,” said Mr. Gibson. can rearmed. We know are bankrupt: we are not able to rearm without .the assistance of America and are entirely dependent her. The rearmament of Britain would ...

... took office with the first real Labour Government. Then they started with the biggest economic crisis of all time; we were bankrupt nation. Instead of raising the bank rate they controlled the nation’s goods; export was top priority and rationing was kept ...

... WAR EMERGENCY FUND M BANKRUPT AFTER MINOR BLITZ Nelson Mayor Appeals for Few Thousand Pounds That the entire resources of the War Kmergency Fund have been expended on the evacuee children who came into the town last week, wsis revealed by the Mayor (Alderman ...

... 510 ROLF HARRIS CARTOON TIME 545 DAVID COPPERFIELD David finds himself homeless when the Micawber family is finally made bankrupt, and decides to run away to find his only surviving relative — Aunt 615 SAVE A L:.FE A guide to emert irst aid. HSNEVg:'WeaM ...

... Meeting of the Conservative Club Monday evening. Mr. H. Waimsley, in his secretarial report, said that tlie country was almost bankrupt after three years Socialist rule. We have less cat. drink and smoke even than the worst years the war.” he declared. “ Young ...

... nearly 50 years now, he said, the Labour movement had been telling unheeding world that its social and economic system was bankrupt, as well corrupt, and that unless that system was taken in hand whilst there was yet time in such way to abolish all unnecessary ...

... and women. Fear did not mean slavish fear, but recognition of God's supreme power and love for humanity. Every system was bankrupt if it left out God, in this country had great deal to thank God for; in fact were only just beginning to realise the {>enl ...

... supplies were bad. Ignorance was one of the most appalling aspects of the problem, and there was wonder the Government became bankrupt and collapsed in 1933. It appealed to the British Government, and Anglo-Newfoundland Commission which was appointed recommended ...

... named Kendall, whom he knew \v. a customer at his cafe, offered him two parcels of silk and told him they were part of a bankrupt stink and weie all right. paid Kendall £lO for the cloth and was never asked for coupons. He had no idea the cloth hud been ...

... our committee,’’ Mr. Davy continued. “I feel certain tliat shall weather the storm. I don’t nee any reason why we should bankrupt ourselves meet obligations better than other similar arc doing.’* This view was endorsed by Mr, R. Aspinall, who declared ...

... had done yeoman service anil served the country well. They luid great task when they took hold of Uie Government, with a bankrupt country, with great financial difficulties, with industry to be reorganised and re-tooled. He defended the Govemment’s attempts ...