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... necessary the Labour Government will use its existing power to take over concerns which fail the nation. Development councils will be set up for an Increasing number of private industries, and necessary compulsion will be used where employers refuse to cooperate ...
... geographically between the Capitalism of the New World and the Socialism of the old, has been heedlessly cast away. This polio., has involved us in a senseless expenditure on arms and the withdrawal from useful production of nearly two million worhers. Under ...
... When I was a. boy it used to be the funniest tning of all to say in Latin class: Sic transit gloria Swanson. It wax never true then; it is true now. This not the remembered Swanson any detail. Here an ageing talented woman of the world trying to give a ...
... APPLIANCES FOR THE MODERN HOME Rotary Electric Ironers Rotary Ironers can be obtained for use with an electric washing machine or as a table model These Ironers can be used with effortless ease simplicity and anyone can iron everything from shirts (with or ...
... speech? Figure of speech. It came into use in the 15th century when it was believed that a bolt or dart was the destructive agency in a flash of lightning when it struck anything. The term is still vulgarly used to describe a meteoric stone or a meteorite ...
... Another scientific development in hail care is the use of a pulse propagation meter, which was first developed to fibres for parachute cloth, and is based on the same principle as under-water sonar used for detecting submarines during the war. This instrument ...
... family income for repayments, it can be useful both to the private person and to industry except when used for luxuries out of keeping with the life of the purchaser. The Babies . From a Hereford paper, sent us by THE THREE TOWNIES. Whitney-on-Wye: ...
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... or no effect. This to the verdict of the British Medical Research Council after tests on 1,850 volunteers from centres In England and Northern Ireland. The patients, who Included doctors snd nurses, were given oo, and then treated with four of the snt ...
... coffee and frying bacon. Gertcha! For sheer content, give us the same morning and us INSIDE the house with the fragrance of coffee and ruing bacon!! Going! . . . . Mr. H. DIAPER, Stowmarket, sends us cutting of a local paper. It shows the photograph of a ...
... organised tours with a set amount to spend. What the Festival does do is give Edinburgh an enormous amount of world prestige—and also out one over on England. This latter thought is guaranteed to bring a satisfied smile to the face of the average Scot. For centuries ...
... this new world where the penny • seems to have more power than any personal feeling. it is grand to And one or two people who are still human. Although this summer has not been all what one might have hoped. we have had some fine days and moat of us have ...