... No Slavery! I believe that children have a very definiteduty to provide for their fathers and mothers if they are old, or sick, or in need and unable to support themselves. But it is monstrous that parents should enslave their children; that they should ...

... IT'S SLAVERY! An artist's life is not what people think: it is all hard work, said Dame Laura Knight, in a radio appeal last night for the Artists' General Benevolent Institution. You have to work like a black to get anywhere, she added. One year ...

... SLAVERY One Negro wore clean flannel trousers and another nether wear of light brown linen. Canon Donaldson, who once led the hunger strike from Leicester, and who was ending yesterday, his six weeks as canon-in-residence. made, in his sermon, impressive ...

... SLAVERY CHARGE UJS. NEGROES FORCED TO WORK FOR SHERIFF Deputy Sheriff P. D. Peacher, of Earle, Arkansas, United States, has been indicted by Federal grand jury for holding eight Negroes in slavery. Labour organisations maintain that conditions amounting ...

... Wage Slavery 'YORK is all right if it's the sort you like. Most people's work is done under wage slavery and I fail to see why it should be healthy or tend to longevity. M. V. K. ...

... SLAVERY HUMBUG IF F. Martines Hulk be sincere in his suggestion that Abyssinia should never have been permitted to become a member of the League of Nations be'cause of the slave trade in Abyssinia, he should also contend that Italy is not qualified for ...

... RED SLAVERY THE truth about Russia is that it is to-day a eountry where slavery, torture and tyrannyexistin a worse state than ever before. Free 'thought and speechare impossible, and civilisation cannot countenance such conditions. Were I in Moscow I ...

... SLAVERY Trained for IX weeks or so to the end of the school year—in public. finishing, grammar, secondary and elementary schools alike. Wfth what high hopes they face the future! _ _ _ But would It be '0 11 they knew how the professions tremble at their ...

... MERE SLAVERY SO Miss Bette Davis thinks that she is unfortunate in only earning £6OO per week. I wonder if Miss Davis would like to change places with us—working in a factory for ten hours a day and only getting 30s. per week; being grumbled and sworn ...

... SLAVERY . The New Germany and the Children Industrial Legislation for Women Night Work Convention Section Frangaise It was a woman, too, Miss Dannevig, of the Mandates Committee who raised the question of the position of women in the Cameroons. The ...

... IN SLAVERY Boys and girls are always in danger of being ruthlessly exploited in blind-alley jobs. Many of them, in employment, are made to work longer hours than an adult. Scores of cases could be quoted of juveniles, fresh from school, working as long ...

... SLAVERY British Slave Emancipation, 1838- By William Lewis Mathieson. Longsnans. 125. 6d. A continuation of Dr. Mathieson's learned and thorough study of the abolition of slavery under the British flag. A story of great hopes and partial disappointment ...