... members the who were taken ill. Thai section of Civil Service life at Lytham St. Anne* made a great impression upon Mr. Elliot. Speaking to a Lancashire Daily Past’’ reporter at the conclusion of his tour of inspection. Mr. Elliot paid tribute to the townspeople ...

... ccme from abroad, now amounts to between 50.000 and 00,000 tons year. We supply about 15.000 to 10.000 wopkeepers. Generally speaking, the shorta*e of torches and batteries has been scute only in the densely populated areas. People who live in the country ...

... Mcshane had had to be taken over the line lor attention, play became rather spirited, and the referee found it necessary to speak to one or two players. The Rovers were determined to wipe out their undeserved arrears, and Butt went close following splendid ...

... argar ta raaM any paaslMa simmlin They aenalgar tbs altuatlan similar ta that af last Wavambar. Unconfirmed rumours In Holland speak ot German troop concentrations at the North Sea island of Borkum, which is about seven miles from the Dutch coast and at Emmerich ...

... the right sort of national lead, given by Mr. Chamberlain in his Mansion House speech, is promptly followed by more plain speaking and by appropriately strong and effective action by all responsible members of the Government. Sir John Simon has already ...

... Institute Prospers Village folk of Waiton-le-Dale. nea. Preston, are hoping that regional director of the B-B.C. will shortly speak their Men's Institute, now one of the most progressive in the county alter ...

... have allowed himself to be influenced by such improper representations. It was scandalous assertion on officers who could not speak for themselves to suggest that they so far forgot their duty, especially in war-time, as to contemplate action of that sort ...

... MOTOR INDUSTRY SPEAKS OUT S».—lf Britain wins this war. it will be Itu-gcly through the help of silver bullets. Such ammunition, however, will only be forthcoming in adequate quantity through the creation of wealth: in other words by maintaining industry ...

... Low Nook, AmblstMe, yesterday evening, with a gun besMe him. The discovery was made by his wife, who is French, and as she speaks very little English the police had to obtain the assistance of an Interpreter from near-by college In order Interview her ...

... it before long. The general comment in the Lobby was. “We still do not know what it was all about” Mr. Hore-Beliaha did not speak from the resignation seat In the House of Common* He telephoned the veteran. Mr. Georg* Lambert and asked If be could barrow ...

... Among these not the least anxious and Insistent was that of the moral temptation to which the troops were Inevitably exposed. Speaking of the difficulties of making provision for the spiritual care of young women enrolled lor auxiliary service the Navy. Army ...

... leaders. she stated. “We select our leaders, or at least tolerate them. There always way to get rid of them if want to. lam speaking of course of countries like Russia, Japan and Germany, where we say it is lust the leaders who are causing war. —Reuter ...