... For 1939 ...

... 1939 The wirtlesa has played a great part in the new conflict, and the Gove-nment have used the radio for broadcasting instructions to the civil population. and also news. It was a remarkable experience to be told a week last Sunday to stand by tot important ...

... 19th, 1939 ...

... THE 1939 %Ira. Viol& Price. who dealt with Welsh political education. said that one a the 'main causes of the Conserva,tive defeat in 1946 wes the ...

... AMSTERDAM, 1939 We met in a ccmcc-rt hall in which the names of Hach, Handel, Haydn, Mendelaosolin. Schumann, Chopin, Wagner and others weir honoured , but not one of these drew US to Amsterdam. The name which brought us together was that of a Je w, who ...

... FIXTURES FOR 1939. The officers are: Chairman. Mr. j„s. Silcox; treasurer, Mr. Walter Buish: secretary, Mr. Ken Howells; fixture sect Ltary, Mr. C. 0. Dowding. May 13--Olangtyny • 20—Cwm Welfare • 25—L.M.8. • 27—Cwm Welfare June 3—Abertillery Seconds ...

... REPORT FOR 1939 Total Income L 9 91 78 , 000 Premium 4 . 7 Income £46,0 17,000 Total Assets Total iiZ;is £53,643,000 Paid NEW BUSINESS. New policies were issued for Sums Assured 0f[4.396,000 in the Ordinary Branch and 415,303,000 in the Industrial Branch ...

... 22nd, 1939 ...

... AMSTERDAM, 1939 By the Rev. EMLYN DAVIES, 8.A., 8.D., Merthyr. Western civilization redeem the only me who will suffer in the impending disatter, the plain ordinary man Courageously, and with a full sense of their responsibility, the experts save their ...

... MARCH, 1939 The moon will be full on the sth day at 18 hours. Last quarter will occur on the 12th: new moon on the 21st. and first ouarter on the 28th inst. She will be nearest the Perth on the 4th and furthest away on the 16th. In the morning of the ...

... 29th, 1939 ...

... 22nd. 1939 ...