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... To-night's talk at 6.15 in the 8.8. C. programme be given by Sir William Rothenstein, the famous Bradford-born artist. He will speak about the Ray.:l Academy United Artisti Exhibition. ...
... OUR LONDON LETTER. Country Without Climate : M.P. for Science : Help for Finland : Mrs. Chamberlain Speaks to France : Tennis Star Bride. member countries of the League e , f Nations. asking what help they are _ prepared to give to Finland, has now been ...
... brought up in Manchester where his parents stUl lire. He has been in Canada for 12 years, ten of those in the Army. Mr. Eden, speaking into a microphone coyly hidden under a miniature Union Jock. gave them a welcome The New World has come to challenge tyranny ...
... the newly-raised pioneer battalions are beginning to arrive, it should be possible to provide much more training. Everyone speaks highly of the equipment. They say it is arriving in sufficient quantities. There is also high praise for the new anti-tank ...
... ships meeting the same end. The fact that the 30 British ships sunk in December included 13 with a tonnage of less than 1.000 speaks for itself. R.A F. security patrols have played a great part in this reduction of sinkings. Each night during the hours ...
... n of German dzanda had to be fought, and the • %ray to counter it was by teaching he good loyal citizens. Milne, who was speaking at a , Ing of the Public Secondary Cadet Association in London, that having gone to war we had ...
... promise to be particularly intere;ting and als.r) shorter and more numerous than in the past. A representative old ho will speak for every ten years sinc-18-M, and Mr. Arthur Hall will lead o! as the olde4t living old boy of th school. Several members ...
... hands and were proud to call theme:elves Old Bensonians. Sir Frank Benson had a great regard for the Yorkahire Dalesman. Speaking a little over ten years ago, when on the point of making a farewell tour, he said. I come of SCAtlllinevian stock myself ...
... A BULWARK OF PEACE. LORD SNELL ON BRITISH EMPIRE. Lord Snell, speaking over the wireless last night on The British Empire in War and Peace. - said Were were no fugitives irom the Briush Empire, but hundreds of thousands from abroad were waiting to ...
... in England. They ate Jack \V. Dobson. aged 37, who is from Bradford, and Malcolm McGregor, aged 33, a typical Canadian who speaks with romantic American twang. Jack Dobson is a Matiningham born mail, who was educated at Lilycroft School. He went to Canada ...
... from the juvenile Bradfordlans was a Yes that almost lifted the roof. Good, the Alderman, BradfArd children always speak the truth. I am glad you are living up to the Bradford tradition. Can I go back to Bradford and say that you are Dein well ...
... West Hampstead, London, last night, said : I hope he won't be there. His predecessor made a rotten mess of the last job. Speaking at the same meeting. Professor Brodetsky, president of the Jewish Board of Deputies, advocated a fede-sted Europe with an ...