... Envoy and Ambassador-at-large in the United States , where there is at present no titular German Ambassador . The danger is that Captain Wiedemann , ivhile well-informed - about the fluctuations and vagaries of United States party opinions , may have failed ...

... good, but would never hand his party over the stunt Press the country. toe WOMEN IN CIVIL SERVICE. Evidence Before Royal Commission. The position women in the Civil Service was argued before the Royal Commission yesterday, when joint evidence was given ...

... team won the Brigade- Inter-Unit Water Polo League, with our B team a good second. Here is the team: Lieut. C. S. Howard (capt.), Priv. Baulch, Priv. Morris, L.C. Earley, Lance-Corpl. Medland, and Priv. Cody. In the inter-unit aquatic sports, we were placed ...

... which the local branch was symbolical. They found at the end of the war they would be faced with great problems in the re-settlement of the great upheavel, and that unless they organized themselves in such a way that they could play their part a much wider ...

... the legislative : programme to be ' -undertaken in the hew session 1 df Parliament . The new agitatiqn in Eire for . a - united Ireland may also demand study , but so far no formal request for . intervention ' by the British Government has come from ...

... British India and the States. Recommendations are made regarding the future of the Civil Services. They provide for the continuance of the recruitment of the Indian Civil Service and the Indian Police Service upon All- Indian basis the Secretary of State ...

... BOMBAY, Saturday. VIRTUAL ultimatum to the Viceroy - to restore peace in the Indian States of Rajkot and Talcher, where a civil disobedience campaign is in progress, is contained in an article by Mr. Gandhi m Harijan. Unless it intervenes, he writes, ...

... - LABOUR - STRIKES S:k,—ls it not high time for capital and labour to realise that they are like two sides of a coin which united remains effective, but whan sectioned into opposing camps become mutually destructive? Strikes sporadic and endemic now appear ...

... dictates cif .imminence of the execution wa s their local leaders or upon their own unitted. Mr. Gibson then present:A initiative have, without regard for the United Sta t tc demand for L a ne t t. ; other people's feelings or political : r es ie d ve ...

... newly printed Gaelic English translation is meeting a great need. In Europe, in a lime of international discord, unrest. and civil war, the Society circulated SOLVE portions of Scripture. Work is done in Spain, and increases art reported in Hungry, Yugoslavia ...

... committee- W. (forward and back), who the present trainer and coach of the Reserves; and Fred Crouch, now can. tain Hnllington United. Now th«t the club had attained a sphere of the game, they to agitate , ,• ' r P'tch than that on the East Hill, and one that ...

... balance of many misguided terrorists . He was thus able to ! reduce the number of detenus by two-thirds and to resettle many of them in civil life . He showed that while repression could- be effectively carried out , the more difficult task of reformation ...