... houses) have been completed. These figures we re given by Councillor K. A. L. Brown, member of the Bristol Housing mittee, when speaking at yesterday' Round Table luncheon. The general situation regard to housing in Bristol is most unsatisfactory, he said ...

... headquarters of the Coal Board. Lansdown House. Berkeley Square, W.. Lord Hyndley hoisted the board's flag. 1,500 Collieries Speaking at a Press conference at the Fuel Ministry later, Lord Hyndley said: The board will take over about 1,500 collieries—the ...

... consequences that failure ditio n .tail. The precarious con*hreat our coal stocks and the Ust widespread stoppages in mcdi 4. speak themselves. The °ai sii task is 10 ensure our Months Plies ring the next three • en consumption is nor- eft lts Peak. Thereafter ...

... Burma's future, told 40,000 Surmans at Rangoon yesterday they must be prepared for the final struggle to achieve their goal Speaking at demonstration on the eve of his departure for London, U. Aung San said: We do not want to stage rebellion, or anything ...

... of Attested Guernseys from Ozlcworth Park. Wotton-under-Edge. will also be sold by the same firm at Reading, on January 29. speak of manurial elements leaching out of the soil. On the medium light loams recent excessive rains have carried considerable ...

... meeting of the Bristol Cathedral School Old Boys' Society on Tuesday, January 7, the Grand Hotel, at 7 p.m., Mr Harold Pook will speak on the work Bristol Rating Authority. ...

... strict supervision of voun? people possessing university degree agriculture, but no practical farming experience, and who will speak the language of a northern tribe which will have to be translated to the English farmers. Farmers will well off. but slaves ...

... BRISTOL LABOUR AND BUILDERS ALL PRIVATE ENTERPRISE SPEAKING at last night's third annual dinner of the Bristol branch of the Federation of Master Builders, held at the Victoria Rooms, Clifton, Alderman C.\ R. Gill, chairman Bristol Housing Committee ...

... STATE AS LANDLORD Minister Talks To Farmers TOM WILLLAMS (Minister of Agriculture), speaking to a mass meeting of farmers and farm workers at. Devizes on Saturday, said that no reliable estimate could be made of the land to acquired under the Agriculture ...

... and Soviet anthem Sir Maurice Drummond Peterson, British Ambassador to Russia, and his family were also there to greet him. Speaking into a microphone for the news reels and radio, Lord Montgomery said he had come as soldier to pay his respects to the Soiviet ...

... and local government authorities, he emphasised the value to British life of the recognised integrity of the Civil Service. Speaking personally, he welcomed the forthcoming appointment of a public relations officer the Bristol corporation. Bakers, and, ...

... with nearly all I say. That's the boy to fill N.F.U branch meeting. Too many of our N.F.U. meetings have been N.F.U. men speaking to N.F-U. men. Good of their kind, but need the outside view. I love that famous saying: I disagree with everything you say ...