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tection of civilians from air bombing. (2) Respect for neutral shipping rights, (3) New uniforms for combatants, (4) Evacuation of foreign volunteers. (5) Additional hospital facilities. -The statement that the Government has no financial interest in the present oil-prospecting activities in the Dominion has been made by the Minister of Mines, who is: (1) Hon. D. G. Sullivan, (2) Hon. P. C. Webb. (3) The Rt. Hon. M, J. Savage, (4) Hon. H. T. Armstrong, (5) Hon. W. Lee Martin. -Ii h connection with the King George Memorial Fund, the claims of Northland are to be considered for; (1) Limeworks, (2) Hydroelectric development, (3) Flood relief, (4) New school buildings, (5) Children's health camps. -The Board of Trade has been given a prominent place in recent British politics. The president of the board is; (1) Mr Ernest Brown, (2) Mr Oliver Stanley, (3) Major Attlee, (4) Lord Stanley, (5) Colonel Colville. -The British Liberal Opposition has been pressing for a new Government department, in the form of a Ministry of: (1) Food. (2) Communications. (3) Fine Arts, (4) Regional planning, (5) Supply. -Prominent in the news is the President of Czechoslovakia, who, as everybody knows, is; <1) Herr