Grateful letters from recipients of Food for Britain parrels being handed yesterday to the honorary secretary of the Lord Mayor's Food for Britain Fund (Mr. Clarke. MP) by his secretary (Miss Ann [?]). ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 37 wordsMr. Chifley's estimate of the a importance, from Australia's point of view, of the impending international trade talks at ...
Article : 657 wordsYesterday's addition to the Lord Mayor's Food for Britain Fund of £1,696 was the largest increase in any one day since the appeal was reopened last Friday. The total today stands at ...
Article : 264 wordsThis may not be Britain's darkest hour, but it is pretty nearly her gloomiest hour. In the midst of about the coldest weather ever recorded came the equally icy blast of economic crisis. There is not enough coal or electricity to keep factories working, not ...
Article : 315 wordsHOW does the Briton him- self see this situation? J. L. Hodson dis- tinguished author, war ...
Article : 1,873 wordsFederal statisticians estimate the probable cost to Australia of the new wage-pegging regulations at £50 million ...
Article : 291 wordsA sharp argument developed today between the Permanent Soviet Delegate to the Security Council (M. ...
Article : 471 wordsAustralia's delegation and advisers to attend the world trade talks will comprise 27 members, including 19 Commonwealth ...
Article : 215 wordsIt is a curious fact, which not infrequently supplies cause for melancholy reflection, that even in South Australia, with a climate ...
Article : 114 wordsAustralia will import shout 300.000 lb. of raw silk from Japan in the current financial year, which ends on June 30. ...
Article : 153 wordsBetween 100 and 120 people, including perhaps 40 clerical assistants, will represent the United States at the Geneva Trade Treaty ...
Article : 590 wordsSir—At a meeting of our executive, it was decided to offer our services to all loyal citizens who wish actively to associate ...
Article : 254 wordsLt-Gen. J. F. Evetts and Mrs. Evet's have left Marble Hill, and Maj G. Maxwell and Mrs. Maxwell have arrived at Marble Bill as ...
Article : 333 wordsSir—It is high time a stop was put to the Gestapo methods as applied to the fruit fly menace by the Chief Horticulturist ...
Article : 145 wordsMoscow radio's final analysis of voting in the Russian elections on Sunday, quoted by the "Soviet Monitor." reveals that 99.9 pc. of ...
Article : 100 wordsPRODDED by MacArthur to mimic the West, the Japanese have now adopted, of all things, bullfighting. ...
Article : 626 wordsAbdel Krim, leader of the Riffs in the Morocoan campaign in 1924 and 1925, is to be allowed to live in the south of ...
Article : 672 wordsThe United Nations is characterised as "a machine giving the United Nations and Russia time to get to know each other."' by the ...
Article : 234 wordsSir—A protest movement is suggested by Hilda GUI (10/2/47). Miss Gill's proposition depends on the word "if." It is about time that ...
Article : 74 wordsAs was expected in many quarters, the latest conference between British Ministers and representatives of Arabs and Jews ...
Article : 472 wordsOfficially known throughout the Commonwealth as Baden-Powell Day, Sunday. February 23. will be observed in Adelaide this year by ...
Article : 164 wordsSir—I, too, would like to lend my voice and pen in support of Hilda Gill's letter (10/2/47) regarding a protest movement against the ...
Article : 68 wordsSir Percy Bates, former chairman of the Cunard-White Star Line, who died last October on the day on which the Queen Elizabeth ...
Article : 97 wordsSir—One wonders why Douglas A. Carpenter does not use his "birthright to think" to better advantage. He may know something ...
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), Thu 13 Feb 1947, Page 2
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