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... Bulgarian statesmen have noted that in view of succeeding events in Europe, solidarity among the Balkan people and the absolute independence of their policies respectively and jointly constitute a guarantee of peace not only for the geographical region in which ...
... through A 10oris and other own 1 and fully pro Keeled territory.-’ \] ri aa toiH ? hl Sh military hot f>v him that Great expect Canada to send They will be trained in ambulance driving after acceptance, but all who volunteer, even as aitendants. must be car ...
... bid for control. There are 24 the field for 15 seats. At the present moment the Ratepayer* jsPmajority of 10—5 over the Independents The elections take ■ , next. In the Mangotsfield \7ard the three Ratepayers’ candid-* S. T. Smart, E. England, and W. Hendy ...
... his cousin to the baronetcy in 1935. The new baronet—his son—is Mr Fenton Gerald Aylmer, whose home is in Westmouat, Quebec, Canada. AWARD TO PARENTS Child Walked Into Fumigated House UDGMENT tor £3CO with costs. was given by Mr Justice Wrottesley. at Leeds ...
... ” new and powerful ideal—that of the community of nations—sprang up at the same time that the Americas became free and independent I still have that confidence,” Mr. Roosevelt declared. There is no fatality which forces the Old World towards a new catastrophe ...
... publicly be agin’ peace. ’ Fourth, the message was immediately supported by most of the other New World nations, including Canada and the Argentine. This fact was most important. generalised the Roosevelt policy, making it in the eyes of public opinion ...
... entirely immune from the danger of unwelcome penetration from outside, and should have no difficulty in maintaining their independence against all comers. There is assuredly no room to-day for division in the ranks of those countries which stand for stability ...
... are Deutsche AUgemeine Zeitung. Mr. Chamberlain connected two questions which have nothing in common—Danzig and Polish independence. His speech was renewed confirmation of the encirclement policy against Germany. Lokal Anzeiger.— British politics consist ...
... charm from his for 2s. 3d. He also said that he had sold a charm to a Yarmouth detective. ‘DRAWN DHOTI’* Tire following Independent members were among the “Noes”: Messrs. T. E. Harvey and D. L. Lipson, Miss E. Rathbone, and Sir J. A. Salter. The name of ...
... wnuiarts IWIDIK A6AIN, PW«WEI?S SORE SHE M»SS „ ne Government, she ®. to to join in the opP° s tinuance of the war. * THE independent colonies in contributed to the y West Indies, fortunes were , 1 up with those j perity which had upon sugar, rum, f r decayed ...
... University, where they will be shown the original Royal charter granted to the college by George 11. in 1754 before the War ol Independence. Finally comes a two-hour drive to rejoin President and Mrs. Roosevelt at their Hyde Park home 75 miles upcountry, overlooking ...
... was settled by refugees loyal to Britain who fled from the United States in 1783 after the War of Independence. Built on a rocky peninsula, it is Canada’s third largest port. Late to-night the King and Queen are paying a 20-minute visit to Moncton, in ...