... FEMALE SLAVERY. ..-. Ms. Einros,—Alth•ugh the mistresses of Millinery utablishmeats, prompted by very shame, have, in many cues, treated their assistants with more cocutideration since the series of letters on the an um br appeared in Tug WItitIELY ...

... DRIVEN TO SLAVERY WOMEN DENOUNCE WAR AND FASCISM Resolutions opposing Imperialist and Nationalist propaganda, and railing lor now spent war preparations Is- used lor working class mothers and children, were passed meeting in London last night the British ...

... SLAVERY SIR,-Paul Scott's admirable review of Dr. l~a n sford' s The Slave Trade (CouNTRY LIFE, September 30) could be t aken, if rapidly read, to imply that slave trading was a thing of the past . It is clear from the context that its m erciful end ...

... SLAVERY IN BARGES Children Cabined, Cribbed and Confined N.S.P.C.C. VIEW Box of Nine Feet Fourand-a-Half for Family From Our Own Correspondent PORTSMOUTH, Wednesday.—Revelations of child slavery in the canal barge industry were made by Captain Ifugh F ...

... MERE SLAVERY SO Miss Bette Davis thinks that she is unfortunate in only earning £6OO per week. I wonder if Miss Davis would like to change places with us—working in a factory for ten hours a day and only getting 30s. per week; being grumbled and sworn ...

... MODERN SLAVERY. I see in your paper of a Servants' Union being proposed to be formed. This, in my opinion, would do no good at to to servants, since any good-class servants in good houses wishing to leave their present employment can do so with a good ...

... Industrial Slavery Tlitr fell ut- and we rub our eves wondering ' whether are heck again day* when ilatert flourished the I'nited States-—about I lie I',:** I,net in the Trantva.il anil Orange State province*: bow native ran move i yard |>at«~-if leave* ...

... Pronounce this see and you get the idea of seeing or looking with the eyes. The eyes have it! Have what? Have slavery, of course. Slavery begins with S. ...

... C. !oz-Pitt. 0.8. Z., reviewed the position of slavery, which he said, still exists and indeed, flourishes in many countries. This was something that the modern world must recognise. The misery of slavery fell moat on women and children. he said. The next ...

... SUPPORTING SLAVERY What Importation of Food Often Means The Labour Party's attitude to agriculture was the principal subject dealt with Mr. Ben Tillett at a demonstration at Barry yesterday. The great slump in the engineering, textile, and transport ...

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... that people should understand he and I are in this fight because hate slavery we hate the devil. (Applause.) The present state of society, '* Wedgwood went on. involves slavery and built up on injnsticeL I in the Labour movement bees nee I want end ...