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... SPEAK . . . and help the Children It is by the co-operation of the Public that National Society is able to thou.ands of children etery .. ae from needless suffering. ~ n..n4 and enema r.,ip then:whet. Wet those robe el elm fitly them by ant !s • P.L.C ...
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... Speak to PINK about new and rebuilt », STANDARD & PORTABLE NE 1 TYPEWRITERS £m-I 2 »V Harold Spink 50, ALBION ST., LEED BRADFORD. FORK VTA! complete tn case. >S RFFIFI.D ...
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... speaks! Extract from Mr. Roosevelt's speech 12th February, 1943 ££ Today is the anniversary of the birth of a great, plain American. The living memory of Abraham Lincoln is now honoured and cherished by all of our people, and by men and women throughout ...
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... To Speak ! The Prime Minister is to weak at a national demonstra-: Awn which the United Nations •Associatton of Great Britain ,and Northern Ireland is holding in the Royal Albert Hall.. London. on Wednesday, 10. iOctober. ...
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... SPEAKING FUN __ AND GALES WHAT is Bradford doing event and show the backward pelted to make big cuts in our Commons that the Cabinet about 1951 ? races of Leeds and other imports from the dollar areas, would introduce a Bill to effect f remote places ...
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... Speaking this issue from a South Yorkshire d official includes t facts which are o the public, but led as they are by !nd to crystallie ch I have heard am , quarters of oning is explained I of shipping space street has no MI. mhending the exwhen rationing ...
When To Speak
... When To Speak After the first rush rears are over, and when they have talked a little, is the time for you to help them with your expressions of sympathy. What to say? Well that, course, always a personal matter. But on the whole it doesn’t do much good ...
Worker* Speak
... Worker* Speak Average workers of Yorkshire snd Lancashire, including Mr. George Good, of Sheffield, are heard speaking In homely terms their war-time work and problems. Mr. Murrow's commentary Includes the pseeagee:— Here live the lusty people England ...