... WORKERS AND HOLIDAYS. Mr. Frank Whitworth, of Frank Whitworth, Ltd., motor agents, speaking at a dinner given to men of the firm at the Farcrott Hotel, Handswortli, last night, said pianual workers were as much entitled to a week's holiday every year ...

... PHoWLNG It. RA. TUE DU CLLIEV SCOUT, p , ;CL OF WALES, •'ACGHT, THE 50.000 Scorn. :NG 42 XATIORIL A an Piave et the w o nt.. • SPEAK ER TUN EYEWINK; THE RT. IJON. LORD ILITISTON. TWICE DA El V. 4T rx. 7.s P.l. Admission 1:r•!^.1•rz ed. Reserved ewer 2s. 4 ...

... was the headmaster of the Government school there, and three of their four children were born in Samoa. Mrs. Moore always speaks warmly of the kindness and courtesy received by her family from the natives of Samoa during the time they lived on the island ...

... other side of the picture the ma zements will also. I should imarie. be able to look on the year very lapplly. for, generally speaking. the' enterprise has been rewarded with le consistent support of a theatregain army, the loyalty of which has app titly not ...

... ground for such faith among the citizens will be readily gathered from the messages, given below, of those who are entitled to speak with authority. Lord Moyor. HELPFUL CO-OPERATION. 'The •Imp of Birmingham (the Bight Rev. E. W. Barnes).—May 1930 for Birmingham ...

... HYDE PARK MORALS. The morals of Hyde Park were detended by Mr. George Lansbury, First Commissioner of Works.when speaking yesterday at a luncheon in London. I say in the teeth of all the magistrates and the Pecksniffs that, com,idering the vast mass ...

... amply merited by his devotion and untiring labours in the Shakespearean cause, both in his native town and among English-speaking peoples. The Mayor (Councillor Miss lustins) moved the resolution, and Alderman F. Ballance seconded. In supporting the ...

... expecting such families to compete In the ordinary way in the labour market. * * * A New Year Slip. Some friends to whom I was speaking to-day seemed to be under the Impression that we have now concluded the first three decades of the 20th century, and that ...

... ART TREASURES. Without Mussolini Not One Would Have Left Italy. Sir Austen Chamberlain, speaking In London last night at the inaugural banquet of the Exhibition of Italian Art, said that already in the two days of the private view and the first day of ...

... Lofthouse. The evening proceedings will consist of a demonstration at which the Pre.i-dent of the Conference and others will speak. The new Central Hall has been provided to accommodate 1.400 people, and was formerly the Wesley Chapel, .thlewell-street, ...

... the number at 7 o'clock from the schoolboys' exhibition at Horticultural Hall last night started to deliver his message. He speaking amid an enthralled crowd of Boy Scouts to the headquarters in Geneva of the Swiss Boy Scouts. His message was from the Chief ...

... Hale's confidences. There must be a few good managers left—look here : I'll speak to Sir Gilbert Mtldmay about you. Have you anytbiag completed? Evelyn Beaumont watched the blood mount in Hale's face. I've had a three-act thing on hand /or months ...