... this country and £2.000,000 collected in the United States will be applied to their training, to transporting them, and to securing favourable conditions for them in the countries where they can be resettled. The majority of the emigrants will be settled ...

... culled from an article in the Times of October 17, 1936. No non-Aryan —whether Jew or Christian—can be employed as a Civil Servant, teacher, professor, lawyer, dOctor, journalist, nor in a public orchestra, theatre, or film studio. Municipal work ...

... answer to the Fine Gael charges as to the cause the civil war in the South in Iftft!, offered to have Historical Commission Inquiry set up to investigate the events of that time. Mr. Cosgrave, the United Ireland party leader, has declined, and now the Fianna ...

... are culled from an article in the Times” of 17th October, 1936: No non-Aryan —whether Jew or Christian—can be employed a Civil Servant, teacher, professor, lawyer, doctor, journalist, nor in a public orchestra, theatre, or film studio. Municipal work ...

... AN orderly exodus'' from Germany will the Jewish answer to the challenge of Hitler's Nuremberg Laws, which destroyed the civil liberties of German Jews. Plans for the exodus were announced yesterday a great conference of Anglo-Jewry, presided over by ...

... shock to the public But it seems likely the whole despite the heavy burden resettlement will impose on them the American people would regret complete shipwreck of the Resettlement Administration with its high promise for the amelioration of economic conditions ...

... original capital, £100; increased to £1,200,000. Briggs Motor Bodies, Limited, original capital, £1,000; increased to £1,000,000. United Kingdom Gas Corporation, Limited, original capital, £100; increased to £3,000,000. Crown Cork Company, Ltd., original capital ...

... say, too, sanctions arc continued new economic , will come to Italy when the day ~’c for the resettlement In industry of . „,I,tiers on their return to civil life after . tthiopian adventure. Ocinanding Abandonment Sanctions ■. the contrary view taken ...

... advance European resettlement unother step been Conference Fortunately the present that the Spanish problem will not lead to frustration of this endeavour Whatever temptations may themselves to other Governments to exploit the civil war they evidently ...

... and old experienced political follow-campaigner of Mr Baldwin The Dardanelles agreement which was the first important re-settlement of the mistaken agreement of late war was settled at Montreux It was occasion of historic interest and small diplomatic ...

... Martley Cup, is not often you have the pleasure of see- • Yorkshire -iducted. a 4-1 victory over Goldthorpe United at and also a period with Hereford United in ing another member of the Bench at the cx)mhill, where rahlisrdegerpeatrtuatreßwr ill be received ...

... diamond sculls rowing at Henley add that nowadays the Recorder golfer on one Mr J Jackson KC agreed to suggestion that the civil court the Recorder remarking smile that circuit meeting” That circuit was the links! Mr appointed Recorder at the record early ...