... good spirit to try and distribute fairly. What they had to contend with was the fact Cant people went from shop to shop and got. something at tad'. Those people were not _playing the game. Ho appealed to the public to trust the committee. Mr. Stacey also ...

... only be done by the authority of made representation to the railway company, the Cual Controller in London. What he did and naked for a bridge to be built. Since Prom'se was only on the understanding then several people had been knocked down, that the waggons ...

... is • very ettensive hotp-ing scheme. We could never have a good, healthy nation until the homes of the people were fit for the children of the people to be born into. The Labour Party stood not for licence, but for liberty. We Mr. Hoover, the American ...

... here read a quotation from the letter of a correspondent to the Reporter, who asked:— What are we British people coming to when we allow people to ask us 2.. 6d. per !b. for dripping, and Is. 4d. for bacon? Shi•wing that even the executive officer wanted ...

... Tribunal should not make strong representation to the Mintstry. Major Elliot Smith: It is a very exceptional ease. The Chairman: The case will be adjourned for one month, and the Tribunal will make strong representation to the Minister of National Service ...

... Old men, women, children, sick people, lunation from the asylums, priests, nuns, were brutally driven like cattle along the roads. We only realise now the atrocities committed during this terrible exodus. These people were driven in different directions ...

... will find the British soldier in his faded khaki, with his perpetual jest. After some discussion it was decided to He seems to act as a kind of leaver. He seek n 3lierplreittation on the local t Tribunal, permeates. Yon will find him among the 1: . ,,., :ci ...