... Truman to speak out tonight (PRESIDENT Truman today in Washington said that he would make a “straight from the shoulder declaration on foreign policy in speech to a Masonic gathering at Alexandria (Virginia) later today.—Router. 1 ...

... of King's College. the local branch of the Workers' Educational Association and the Youth Centre. Mr Stbckdale. who was speaking on Tynemouth Priory and the castle, said it was doubtful if the Romans ever made use the Tynemouth headland. It was in 1110 ...

... SOCIALISTS' WEALTH Speaking in support of Dr Slack, Mr Stanley Holmes, former Mayor Tynemouth and cx-Liberal candidate for Tynemouth, and Jar r o w accused the Socialists of belnr insincere. If they believed in Sociali-.n why did so many of them retain ...

... the minister told the story Susie Carson, Canadian medical missionary Tibet. In the evening the Guild heard Miss E. M, Horn speak on Bantu Customs. A concert by the Y.P.F, choir was given on Tuesday after a bulb competition. the quarterly business meeting ...

... belief in a cause and good direction, adding that they had “a lot good commonsense in their constituency. When she finished speaking Miss Ward mingled with ner supporters for a social evening. Tico trawlers land fish ONLY two trawler* made landing* North ...

... National Council of Y.M C.A.s and a representative of the National Council on the World's Committee and of its executive, was speaking at the Sir James Knott Youth Centre, at the annual business meetin of the North Eastern Division of Y.M.C.A.S. The movement ...

... ice-dotted Polar seas All destinations of the British vessels are kept secret, but the slow-moving mother factory snip must speak to its speedy little catchers deployed all round it and these radio conversations are listened to by the •enemy” fleets in ...

... at the Rex Hotel Cafe next Monday, will have their guest the Rev. Charle. Haigh. who is speaking on A Glimpse at America. * * * Author L A. G. Strong is to speak on Thursday at the Wansbeck Luncheon Club. Whitley Bay, * * * Women's auxiliaries from CullercoaU ...

... consider any wage increases to town clerks made at meeting in London of the Council ot the Association Municipal Corporations. Speaking in support of suggestion that u special meeting should neld to consider any wage alterations, he said: ' For months now. ...

... Sinclair then handed over the chair to Miss E. Mcßitchic, chairman of the International Group which organised the meeting. Speaking on World Food, Mr P. Dockerty, the Economic League, said the situation was rapidly coming the point when the food supply ...

... Holdsworth J. W. Bradbeer. F. W. Neill, B. L. Greener. G. Richardson. It- Proc'or, Cnlrncross. / Talk to Shields Centre Club Speaking at the weekly meeting of North Shields Centre Club in the Y.M.C.A Hall. Bedford Street. North Shields, today, Mr G. H. Fanslone ...

... GIFT PRESENTED She was speaking after being resented with reading lamp Mrs N. Kitwood president of the women's section. The section, which also organised the social, made the presentation to Miss Colman In appreciation of her services. Miss Colman refused ...