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... out SOUTH AFRICA AND WAR EMPIRE SOCIETY PRESIDENT SUPPORTS SMUTS’S VIEW Melbourne Friday Commenting the statement General Smuts the South African Minister of Justice the House of Assembly yesterday regarding assistance to Britain time of war Sir James ...
... purpose The appointment an honorary one” OLDEST COLLEGE IN TROPICAL AFRICA EX-OFFICIAL OF WAR OFFICE FOR EGYPT Mr W A Radley a former controller of factories and technical adviser at War Office and at the Ordnance factories at Woolwich Arsenal accepted ...
... first as visitor and later as organiser of the women’s section War Work She did much valuable organisation work among women munition workers Aintree and other factories during 'DAILY POST the war Her subsequent work for women’s section of the union with which ...
... provided for recognition South Africa of Simons-town Imperial naval so long the British Navy wanted it and its protection by Africa in event of attack would carried out in the spirit as well letter He stated that South Africa would be too willing to participate ...
... LIVERPOOL DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 1938 LIBERAL CHARTER THE “SMALL MAN” PRIMATE HITLER’S TERRITORIES IN SOUTH AFRICA MINISTER’S STATEMENT ON TRANSFER QUESTION SOVIET HERO OUR AIR FORCE EXPANSION FLIGHT FROM LERIDA PARTY PROPOSALS TO CHECK MONOPOLIES ...
... Rambouillet for a Ministerial Council on Tuesday morning France Prepared For War M Albert Sarraut Minister of the Interior made a fervent declaration of French preparedness for war in a speech at Noyon (Oise) amid the former battlefields to-day Let there ...
... African war has weakened us or the constitution of two army corps in Libya or the participation of volunteers the war in Spain There are thousands of officers every rank who led into battle against a warlike and cruel enemy such the Abyssinians or war a typically ...
... LIVERPOOL POST SATURDAY 1938 LETTERS TO The Surest Way 99 To Prevent War The Threatened Loggerheads Objections To A Bicycle Tax COURAGE OR PRUDENCE ? Sir However historians in the future will or condemn present policy of the Government there is no doubt ...
... DAILY POST MONDAY NOVEMBER 28 1938 DEFENCE “Must Be Impregnable’’ Says US War Secretary LOCKS WASHINGTON Suuduy Canal be impregnable” declares Mr Woodring United States Secretary for War in annual report to President Roosevelt published to-day Mr Woodring ...
... LIVERPOOL DAILY POST SATURDAY APRIL 16 1988 LETTERS TO War Corporate Madness The Vote On Schools Grants Beauty And Ugliness In Sefton Park ABHORRENCE OF WAR JUSTICE AND DISARMAMENT Emotional abhorrence of war enough'’ Mr Redfern told this week at Leeds and while ...
... that they loathed and detested the very idea of war was fact some rulers seemed to be unaware They knew now years to come it lie much harder for unscrupulous rulers to rush their nations war fear of war enough They lived world in it still possible for ...
... LIVERPOOL POST MONDAY 10 1938 DISORDERS AT WAR ON DICTAT CURIOUS STORY OF A WILL FIRST TALKIE IN WORLD’S ESCAPE FROM PLANET STAGE AS SHOW STAR 2000 STRIKERS BACK 8 Anti-Japanese Riots By Chinese STATION ATTACKED SINGAPORE Sunday persons were arrested ...