... Education will pay one-half A loan is to be applied for to spread the Council half over a period of years, though generally speaking it will be the Council’s endeavour pay as much A.R.P. expenditure as possible oil of revenue, without recourse to borrowing ...

... at the moment, he would like the head of the French Government, in the declaration of solidarity he was about to make, to speak in his (Mr. Chamberlain’s) name too. Political circles here consider this incident characteristic of the unprecedented fusion ...

... the discussion, but he was ruled out of order. To this he replied: Perhaps one day you will be sorry you did not allow me to speak, if only to prevent the Council from making one of the greatest bloomers since Coombe Pool.” Councillor J. C. Lee Gordon then ...

... amongst other things he said stat oment is being circulated that the •tUi • Army is short of this and that.” v Ulg voice and speaking with great it; PRleri ce, he exclaimed: “Don’t you believe has everything, down to the last button! i s a nation too well ...

... MISTAKES BELIEF THAT BRITAIN WAS DECADENT LORD LONDONDERRY ON HITLER’S DOWNFALL Speaking at Newtownards, Northern Ireland, last night, Lord Londonderry said: “ Probably one of the main mistakes and miscalculations made by Germany was the belief that we ...

... in poor sport from Dunston. Although hounds dhopped a hare which got up in the middle of the pack, there was no hunting to speak of. The most enjoyable part of the afternoon was undoubtedly the excellent tea provided by Major and Mrs. Thorneycroft. The ...

... educated woman in dealing with certain cases. ■According to the Chief Constable, the accused persons in indecency cases would not speak in the presence of a female. Surely that emphasised the need for getting the right type of woman to deal with those cases. ...

... performance showed unmistakably. GERMANY TENDING TO THE LEFT THE MENACE OF CONTINUAL REVOLUTION Th© Bishop of Carlisle, speaking at Carlisle yesterday, said; “You have only to listen to that remarkable person known to most people as Lord Haw-Haw to see ...

... certain other interferences with secondary education were. Some schools had been commandeered for the use of Civil Servants. I speak as a homeless wanderer over the face of the earth. I have no home, because my house has been taken for the use of a very important ...

... and French soldiers and airmen is due in large measure to the big increase in the number of Britons and Frenchmen who can speak each other’s language. A French officer said that in this respect the improvement over 1914 is most marked. The tactfulness ...

... thanked the Lord Mayor for his presence. It was a good thing, he said, that the head of a great city like Birmingham should speak to his fellow-citizens such words as the Lord Mayor had addressed to them, showing them what they were liable to forget—that ...

... defence for the Union. Simonstown, the British naval base, is the centre of intense naval activity, and the defence authorities speak glowingly of the work done by the Royal Navy to keep the Union safe from aggression.—Press Association. ...