... SLAVERY ON THE AUSTRALIAN OPINION THE NATIVE QUESTION. A member the Federal Parhemmt moved send a protest Mr. Cbamberkan again* the «n--pknment of coloured labour ra J .hanwwbuxg to excbMoau Australians ard others who had fought for their The act ng Premier ...

... Slavery y or not forget that if wait-1-4 ing is always in our own midi, it ix stamped in agony on the very hearts of the people of the oppressed countries. They wait for us. They wait for the deliverance that we alone can bring them. ...

... SLAVERY WE would like to reply to what Mr. E. T. Walker, published in the Leicester Evening Mail regarding the wages paid under the Bedaux system. The old rate of pay. the wage of 1930. was earned on short time. If we had the same facilities of working ...

... IN SLAVERY. In reply to Sir Ralph Wedgwood, Mr. Walkden said great responsible concern like a railway company should clear itself of its capital commitments and be prepared to go forward. To issue irredeemable stock seemed to be putting themselves in ...

... Carlisle, and the instances of slavery which he has just brought to the police of the Auti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Societyhave all come under his personal attention. is prepared, moreover. to appear before the Slavery Commission of the League of ...

... SLAVERY! In unottMr appears reviaw ol book Issued to-day which Simon concentrates out thought® upon an appalling reminder that slavery a:eurse humanity. The'facts thui'Brought tt> Inspire' worthy. of the land that produced Wllberforca and tne great e ...

... Slavery a symphony concert on to a tennis court, it will shorten a I grew resigned, in fact, to sermon or silence a speech in our slavery under the yoke of Parliament. A whisper of the that ticking monster. I drew time will make stout and the line at ...

... SLAVERY. MR. MARKHAM AND CONSTITUENTS. Monday night meeting convened under the auspices of the Mansfield Liberal Association was held in the Town Hall to consider the matter of the future representation of the Mansfield Division, this Vising the outcome ...

... SLAVERY. committee was set up to examine Ethiopia's application for membership and it was then found that the country still kept slaves. Ethiopia promised to do her best to free her slaves and reports were made periodically to the League. There was a ...

... THE NEW SLAVERY. LABOUR EXPLOITATION . AMONG AFRICAN NATIVES. Lord Henry Bentinek, M.P.. presided the annual meeting of the Anti- Slavery and Aborigine* Protection at tb» British Empire Eshibi- Olivier. Secretary State for India, referred to the recent ...

... ECONOMIC SLAVERY:' But. if be enjoy in this country, bS comparison with other countrtes, a very large measure of political freedom, jealously to be maintained, we cannot feel that all our citizens possess a lull rwasuri , of economic freedom; and although ...

... Suppression of Slavery. One of the greatest achievements of the League during 1936 has been the conclusion the' Convention on Slavery No less than countries signed the Convention during the Seventh Assembly, at which it was adopted, a greater number than ...