... In •udustrial and commercial areas the need is greater, and the result neglect more disastrous. On this point Mr. Morrison speaks sternly to employers and employees: “Some of you lately, more cities than one, have faked your country.’’ Because time so ...

... short. To avoid this I am going to rely on public opinion. Don’t buy cheese unless you need it. Don’t eat it as an extra.” Speaking of the shortage of fats for pastry, Lord Woolton said pastry was not a particularly good food and added: We have been rather ...

... Defences, and particularly defences against night bombing, will improve in the coming months. If only the most optimistic can speak freely of the approach of a period when night bombing will have the sting drawn, the most realist of air officers can rely ...

... in meeting the threat of invasion. Thousands of you were round at the recruiting offices to join up before he had finished speaking. The German lagandists spent the next few ds screaming threats and abuse the Home Guard. How they G?d it, and how right they ...

... Broad St.. Corner reward will given EFFORTS TO OBTAIN SPANISH FRIENDSHIP HELP GIVEN BY U.S. AMBASSADOR Madrid, January 1 Speaking at a New Year reception given by the British and American communities at the British-American Club here, the United States ...

... another Howdy Folks!” programme, a cabaret entertainment, and a comic operetta. Voices of the Black Country will be hoard the Speak for Ourselves” series. ...

... feeding, keep-fit classes and entertainments. The people themselves seem content in their new surroundings. It is only when one speaks with each, individually, that one learns something of their ordeals. The tubes show another picture, pathetic in the extreme ...

... grand artists Mr. Cunningham to play them, we may well be grateful for a few masters who have studied the instrument, so to speak, both physiologically and pathologically, and know exactly how to approach it in all circumstances, thus turning out music ...

... American reactions to to-day’s war situation. He speaks of the United States and its policy more freely and frankly than any British Minister would care to speak; but that is not to say that he is speaking unwisely. More immediately interesting, though ...

... neither just nor reasonable. The last twelve months comprised a distressing record and nothing hut patriotism had induced him to speak as he had done. . .He was in position to know the waste of machinery and' material that had occurred. PLIGHT OF HOMELESS S ...

... the prospects of the company, shareholders would realise how difficult it was for a chairman of any industrial company to speak in any but the broadest terms in the fitreauous times in which they were living. Obviously it was the first duty of each and ...

... this. (G) 3 Contemplated his plum with selfsatisfaction. (6) Successfully invaded Australia. (Hi 6 Blunder, in a manner of speaking. (S), ...