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... “The Birmingham Post” Fifty Years Ago Speaking the Midland Institute, Mr. William Poel referred to Mr. Irving’s pronouncement that we must have municipal theatre if the true drama is to live amongst us. How, he asked, ought such stage to administer the ...
... WHAT THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD CONTRIBUTES Dr. J. H. Rushbrooke, general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance, in an address the weekly luncheon of the Birmingham Rotary Club yesterday, spoke on the contributions of the English-speaking world fair play ...
... PRODUCTION OF MACHINED PARTS CAN RE INCREASED (OFTEN DOUBLED) Speaking of Factory Production THE PRIME MINISTER said: ‘lt might not be going as fast as we would like, and if anyone could do anything to make it go faster he will be rendering a great service ...
... “The Birmingham Post” Fifty Years Ago The “Westminster Gazette cites Mr. Chamberlain’s remark when speaking on the Colonial Office vote: I regard many of our colonies as being in the condition of undeveloped estates that never can be developed without ...
... INDUSTRY MUST BE EFFICIENT NEW CAR TAX PLAN CRASS STUPIDITY” Lord Winster, speaking at a luncheon of the Midlands area of the Engineering Industries Association in Birmingham yesterday, said tihat industry needed managerial improvement, more scientists ...
... POST 192R LETTER WOMEN FOR London Night After-Chri9tmas Reflections revels and expenses over and gather ourselves together to speak the Year-Our brand-new possessions card-littered mantelpieces of tinsel here there the devilled turkey-legs for luncheon are ...
... BIRMINGHAM 26 1924 0 SOCIALISM THE ENEMY i I Mr Winston Speaking from the same platform j the Earl of Balfour and Sir Robert Horne Mr Chut chill made eloquent appeal for all ranks in opposition to the growing menace of Socialist Government which power ...
... COURAGE OF BRITISH FARMERS MINISTER CALLS FOR GREATER EFFORTS Mr. R. S. Hudson (Minister of Agriculture), speaking in Kent yesterday, said Britain had had to revolutionise farming methods and practices. Great efforts, enterprise, courage and hard work ...
... Bank Chairmen speak with one voice on SAVING Mr. Reginald McKenna, Chairman of MIDLAND BANK LTD. The man, he he rich or poor, is little to be envied who at this supreme moment fails to bring forward his savings for the security of his country Mr. Colin ...
... (AN-POWER “SNAG IN TRANSPORT ilajor F. S. Eastwood, Traffic nmissioner for the North-Eastern speaking at Hull on Satur■, said it was the great desire of Ministry of War Transport to get ■k to pre-war mtblic transport rices. As far as petrol and ruober ...
... CONTINUE TO SUPPORT VOLUNTARY HOSPITALS GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO PRESERVE THEM Mr. Willink (Minister of Health), speaking vesterday in London, congratulated the committee for London hospitals street collections on its record total of £83,000 last year. The ...
... BUILDING INDUSTRY CONTROL A STANDARD PRICE SCHEDULE Mr. Hugh Beaver (Director- General of the Ministry of Works), speaking luncheon of the National Federation of Master Builders in London yesterday, said : “We are past the peak of our building programme ...