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... co-operate with teachers and police, and says: is evident that road sense must be taught to children as we teach them to walk and speak if we are to prevent acc.dents.” In Oldham, 1943 proved the safest year as regards street accidents since 1925. Only eight ...
... renewed blows. In several areas German garrisons have been caught in the rear and trapped Front-line reports reaching Moscow speak significantly of man v prisoners having been taken in the Zhitomir and Vinnitsa areas. German armoured reserves are being rushed ...
... College, at a regional meeting of the American Dialect Society Basic English is not only hard to teach to people who do not speak English, but Englishspeaking people would perhaps find it even more difficult.”- A.P. ...
... industry in Manchester next Friday, he may have an important announcement to make about post-war trading conditions. He may also speak on the man-power position as it is to-day. Mr. Bevin, after addressing trade representatives at Houldsworth Hall, will open ...
... early stages is warming up. This afternoon Mr. Harry Riddiough (Cons.) and Lieut. Hugh Lawson (Common Wealth) had arranged to speak to the farmers at Skipton Auction Market, and it was stated to-day that Alderman J. Toole (Ind.) might also appear. Mr. Riddiough ...
... creeping paralysis, and she could only walk with the aid of a stick. The coroner referred to a letter left by Mrs. Shawcross. She speaks of many years of happy married life she has had with you in spite of her illness,” he said to Mr. Shawcross, who was deeply ...
... magnetic field of the German Army and will have to take severe blows.” The caution of this official is remarkable when he speaks of the invasion from the West. The German anti-invasion army is gigantic, he says, and it has fortifications. “ Every technical ...
... family must need much economy. other hand, my husband soldier) would willingly exchange places with him. hardship grant he speaks of is allowed to prevent absolute want, but very few people have much knowledge of the conditions whereby one gets Si 9 1 ...
... heralded by the Education Bill', the status of the teaching profession ought to be made equal to that of ]aw or medicine. Speaking at the Association’s annual meeting in London, he said: We stand for the spiritual side of education first and the material ...
... January , his scheme could be discu-- 1944 —Our Difficult War Year —Sir S. Cripps c::r Stafford Cr.pps. M.n ; steri Sir iuction speaking; of Aircraft Pi f ac tory. said aj at a London war so dan jr er wild beast was ous as when he haa , wounded. very ! The Naz ...
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... Hogben’s chief foe, of course, is Basic.” Rather would I suggest that the chief foe is Esperanto. have never met anyone who could speak Basic, and believe are very £ew such has Basi ever been ference 3n internationa£ con ~ ntists ' , thou gh, can round all over ...