The Archive · 1937

British Recruiting Proposals

London, July 20

Various proposals prepared by about 100 Conservative M.P. for improving recruiting for the British Army were submitted to the Secretary of War, Mr. Leslie Hore- Belisha, yesterday. It was recommended that pay be increased, barracks improved and that more ex-soldiers be taken into government service. Mr. Hore-Belishe declared the proposals would be carefully -considered.—Trans-Ocean.

The "Kuling Dryad" as she is also known is said to be a radi of surpassing loveliness purity and serenity as befits a goddess.

There are many of the firm opinion that she makes a daily appearance in Kuling, and there is even a tale of a mortal who was so bewitched by her beauty, that he promptly fell in love with her, Of that I am not prepared to go any further, but I would add that her presence in that popular summer resort has given rise to expression "Kuling—God's country and the Muchacha."

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