... lines in Latin-American countries with United States Government aid.—Reuter. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS IN LIVERPOOL The anniversary of the Church Missionary Society in Liverpool began with meetings in Church House, the Central Hall, Renshaw ...

... FOOD IN WARTIME 4 HOUSEHOLDERS ADVISED TO STORE A WEEK’S SUPPLY Suggestions to traders and householders for strengthening the country’s food position are contained in the leaflet Your Food in Wartime,” fifteen million copies of which will be distributed ...

... Newspapers In Wartime Mr. Mathers (Linlithgow, Lab.), asked the Lord Privy Seal what arrangements he proposed to make for newspaper production in an emergency and what guidance he proposed to give to the journalistic and reporting staffs who were not ...

... THE TEST I EXPLAINED FOOD IN WARTIME KENYA RESERVES DECISION Hotels Hydros and Boarding-Houses SEASIDE AND COUNTRY APARTMENTS LIVERPOOL DAILY POST FRIDAY 10 DETAILS IN MORE ESTIMATE FAMILY INCOMES The scale allowances under the Unemployment Assistance ...

... FOODSHIPS IN WARTIME Liverpool And The Convoy System VALUE OF MERCH ANT FLEET The convoy system of escorting foodsliips, which is to be .put into operation immediately in the event of war, must necessarily particular significance to Liverpool, which will ...

... FOOD SUPPLY IN WARTIME Large Reserves Being Built Up STATEMENT IN THE LORDS From Our Own Reporters WESTMINSTER, Wednesday. The Bishop of Winchester called attention to malnutrition in the House of Lords to-day, and asked the Government if they propose ...

... ANIMALS IN WAR-TIME HORSE FLESH AS HUMAN FOOD The near prospect of the consumption of horseflesh by the public of this country was visualised by the president of the National Veterinary Medical Association, speaking at a conference in Liverpool yesterday ...

... liked. Many of the more glamorous ones were American styles made in this country—every model, by the way, was British, and were credit to the way in which the designers in this country have “jumped to it” under what must be trying circumstances. A particularly ...

... Health In War-Time is certainly a matter for congratulation that the general health of the country has been so good notwithstanding the extraordinary conditions that have prevailed. Mr. Ernest Brown said yesterday that people have time to think about ...

... other cities and towns, and from thence is relayed to every daily and evening newspaper office in the country. The maintenance of that system in wartime would be of the greatest importance. It is essential that the spoken word should be reinforced the written ...

... WAR-TIME LARDER —♦— VEGETABLES A STAND-BY By A Post Woman It is fortunate that we are able to fall back on a fairly plentiful supply of vegetables these days for there is little else to arouse our enthusiasm: and when, in a normal peace-time season, the ...

... WAR-TIME LARDER —♦ BISCUITS MORE PLENTIFUL By A Post Woman It •will be good news to many that biscuits are m rather better supply. Semi-sweet ones are fairly plentiful, and the plain and chocolate varieties are likely to be so a little later on. Incidentally ...