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... SUNDAY 10 DECEMBER 1939 Radio: Page 21 TWOPENCE s: 2 1 M 7 3 O BOON FOR BLACK-COATS VOLUNTARY REGISTER FOR WAR WORK AND FOR RE-SETTLEMENT WHEN PEACE COMES FROM OUR INDUSTRI AL CORRESPONDENT THE black-coated middle class are to be given an opportunity to register ...
... orphans, maintenance of wounded still in or attending hospital and making a grant to the permanently disabled to re-settle them in civil life. Those wishing to contribute should make cheques payable to the Dependents Aid Committee, and crossed C.W.S. ...
... by the United States and a determination to be prepared for emergencies which might arise. Protection of the West Indies The new and seemingly permanent group in the eastern waters of the United States is to be known as the Fighters; The United State ...
... one of pressing urgency. It was intolerable, even before the rape of Czecho-Slovakia, that men should consider colonial resettlement which did not include special territorial facilities for a gravely afflicted race. Palestine, even without the Arabs, would ...
... incomnarable achievements in their marches , the German divisions , the Air-Force , and the armoured troops , as well as the units of the Navy , immediately took the initiativeand it was never wrested from them for a single moment . After a fortnight the ...
... distribution is to be completed. Work on air raid shelters is to continue day and night. FLYING.—The flight of all civil aircraft over the United Kingdom is restricted. WIRELESS. Licences for radio experimental transmitting and receiving stations are withdrawn ...
... destruc tion or exhaustion of the normal resources of the State, are placed at 65 billion gold pesetas (fourteen times the pre-civil war Bud get). A sixth of Spain has been devastated. Thirty vessels still remain sunk in Barcelona harbour. But the nation ...
... in 1912. A slash -I across the tip of N.W. Africa, it cuts them off from Tangier and the Straits. The result of the Spanish civil war is going to make the French regret that sub letting even more than they have done heretofore. A transformation of Spanish ...
... Because of the new order in F astern rt ,he now had space for generations, W trying to unite in the larger Ger- h , 'the scattered German groups wnicn tfn be resettled there. Herr von Ribbenwß denied that German policy aimed domination In a speech of this ...
... ' really (writes got the Idea rom PrysyUa' AND while we are on subject of food a director of Newcastle United who passionately of ice cream If United win gets the money can buy ©'-- Jack Tresadern manager of Plymoufli refused to agree after Christmas match ...
... WORK 4'THE wife owes he!' husband as0 absolute obedience She has no right to transgress his orders” these term the Russian Civil Code -expressed fundamental principal of Czarlst marriage and family legislation No legislation protected mother illegitimate ...
... Controller the Appointments Department of the Ministry Labour and that capacity responsible for much useful work the resettlement officers in civil life Since the war had led very active life He a director the Westminster Bank the National Discount Co the Ocean ...