To-day, Friday, June 21, 1940, at 9.30 a.m. pealed to any person or company willing to advance money to- the country without interest for the term of the war to send it to him.
Carpet sweepers, razors, cameras, commodes, br: boilers, trouser presses, lamp shades, suspender bell tables, jelly moulds, carpets, gentleman's and lady's hats, and sundries, s curtain rods, water books, arm chai clothing, coats, shoes, A certificate would be issued dealing with repayment three months after the conclusion of a peace treaty. An alternative procedure, particularly for those wishing to lend under £100, would be to make a deposit at the Post Office, which would, in turn,
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