... that exists concerning Korea, in order to precipitate us along the oath to a third world war.” »»«»»• . The Socialist movement in Britain belonged to neither side, and had just published a plan for world peace. They believed that peace could never be accomplished ...

... documents of Roger Bacon, to the present-day use in the massive weapons of modern V They tel! of “artillery-mindedness*’ of Alexander the Great (of whom the Gunners sing in their regimental march), of the use by Edward 111 of his primitive bom- Mrs. Margaret ...

... member of the Nottingham Rotary Club, he was a most valued one and had endeared himself to us. ' His sudden death will deprive the club of one of its most useful and enthusiastic members. represented the Free Churches, and was chairman of the Vocational ...

... the regulations so recently introduced with gratifying alacrity and. what is more, they are also making better and greater use of the several spacious car parks now dotted about the city centre- Already the new traffic plan has won a lot of praise from ...

... added. should have been verv badly off if we had not used Win/- pey s. said Aid. Crane. “Several ‘svstL™ » orities . have adoptSTuie system after seeing what was profirstelnm«v ottln ? ha . We were the use* it 11118 °* **’* countr (0 Wimpey produced 364 ...

... under new contracts and may even, in some circumstances, stop supplies under existing contracts of those things that might be used eventually for military purposes. Quite obviously the Government should again consider making the “stop list even more co ...

... with August. 1949. the previous peak the num. ber of passengers increased by over 30.000 to 335.500. Some 98,000 passengers used Northolt Airport and 60.800 London Airport. Renfrew, Glasgow, was the third busiest with nearly 26.000, and Jersey Airport ...