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Wartime Secret"
Lendon Oct. 10.
The City of London's estate has a rentrol of more than £300,000 a ear, which forms the source of revenue of a 'fund known as “The City's Cash,"
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Tax 28TH OCTOBER, 1985,
The 21 fight lieutenants pro- moted to squadron leader from October 1 increase the total of the fatter rank to 357, the highest since it was instituted in the post- War organization in 1919. the fund was in perii.
The Lord Mayor, Sir Stephen ↑ The seniority of the Killik, responding to the civic i promated varied from 8 to 114 as flight lieutena.it. The toast, said he had served as chair-years man of this committee during the great majority began their service war, when income was reduced to, during the latter part of the War. a low ebb. He added:
and some before the formation o! The City's Cash WAS in а the R.AF. in April, 1918, these perilous position, and drastic mea- including both R.N.A.S. and R.F.C. TERMS :-CASH ON DELIVERY. sures were necessary. I have no officers. The junior of the 21. Intention of going into any de-¡ Squadron Leaders J. L. Airey. tall as to our interview with the D.F.C., and H. N. Thornton, M.B.E.. Home Secretary and Government became flying officers in August, cfficials. In this I was greatly as 1921. sisted by the late Viscount Bears!
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He may, at the moment, be 10- clined to congratulate himself on another score. During the year Fught Lieutenant James Warbur-1928-0 he was British Minister at 11.15 p.m.-News in German on ton qualified as a first-class inter- Addis Ababa. The climate dia
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tastes, and the author of a stand- Sir Sidney in a man of studione.
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