... Favourites 7.o—Georges Guetary. Country Sports. 7.40-The Plug in the Wail 8.10— Thursday Rectal £o-Ytma. 9.0-News Affairs. 9.30—1t Speaks for Itsen. A o o _Alexanche Brailowsky (Piano). 10.45— To-day Parliament. 11.0— News Summary. Light Programme 1.500 m. 261 ...

... bowler and a slow left hand bowler, said Group Captain A. J. Holmes, chairman of the M.C.C.'s Test Selection Committee, speaking at the annual dinner of the Gloucestershire County Cricket Club at the Grand Hotel, Bristol, last night. If Wally Hammond ...

... needs of the public, otherwise goods mighL be sent to the canteens in factories as they were during the war. Mr Holt was speaking at the first post-war annual meeting of the Bristol branch of the Association, held Brights Restaurant, Bristol. He wished ...

... night. COME risk is being taken by the Government to get industry back to the production level of last summer. Generally speaking this is felt, to be a necessity, because even that level will not suffice for our needs. There are, of course, some who think ...

... RED CROSS WORK IN BRISTOL Branch Reports Heavy Responsibilities Speaking at last night's annual meeting the Bristol branch of the British Red Cross Society at the Royal Empire Society's headquarters Lady Wraxall, a vice-president, who presided, said the ...

... union adventures, damaging our national economy. He declared: We are In a very tough spot and it may tougher still. He was speaking at a welcomeback meeting in his constituency of Lewisham. Things would only get better, he said, if we tackled them the right ...

... industry and the much-improved atmosphere that it will be possible to maintain production at as high a level as recent ?- Speaking for the Ministry of Fuel and Power and with every desire to help the industry and the mineworkers, I express the hope that ...

... taxpayer to pour out large sums money towards a country with which we were going to have no political relationship. He was speaking during the debate on the motion to approve the continuance in force of the proclamation by the Governor and the Government ...

... cordially invited. CTOKES CROFT CHAPEL Eugene Street Hall) TO-MORROW. SUNDAY, at 6.30 Preacher' W. MANDFRSON Subject: Is God Speaking? Academy Friends Specially Invited TUESDAY, 11 o'clock—lntercession Service at New Room. Stokes CrofK T EWINS MEAD MEETING ...

... and the trade unions concerned or employers wholly right,—Mr Philip Fothergill. chaiiman of the Liberal Party Executive, speaking at Sevenoaks'on Saturday. 000 Those who at this time exploit the situation for selfish ends—to increase their private profits ...

... having saved the world at Dunkirk, had now to piav the major part in saving the peace, Mr Victor Collins. M.P. for Taunton, speaking in Bristol on Saturday. said that although facing greater difficulties than had previously been faced in peacetime, the real ...

... the years ahead as to which of these two methods prove themselves to the better for the people this country. FUEL CRISIS Speaking of fuel difficulties. Sir Stafford said: I calculate we have lost as a result of the fuel difficulties £200.000,000 of exports ...