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... “ BRITAIN FAILED HONG KONG” Governor speaks of refugee problem HONG KONG, Wednesday.—Sir Alexander Grantham, Governor of Hong Kong, said to-day the British Government had failed to give practical help in solving the problem of Hong Kong's million or so ...
... Who Speaks English Best? Edinburgh, January 24, 1953 Sir.—The correspondence on this subject brings to mind the story told ®y H. V. Morton of the perfect English accent of the Inverness receptionist, who was found later to hail from Birmingham ! 1 had ...
... DEBATE ON MONDAY Premier will speak on H-bomb tests Prom Our Parliamentary Correspondent WESTMINSTER, Thursday The Prime Minister has decided to defer until Monday his report to Parliament on the talks with President Eisenhower at Bermuda. The decisions ...
... PREMIER MAY SPEAK ON NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY Big changes not likely WESTMINSTER, Friday 'n\cPrhmllim:,l(anoldlbanmau.humodwmlib his recent Parliamentary reference to national sovereignty when he speaks to-morrow night at the Lord Mayor's banquet at the Guildhall ...
... CHURCHES BEGINNING TO SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE “Still fear of displeasure” Although there was still far too much fear of displeasing the powers of this world, it was no small thing that the Churches had begun to speak out together about vital questions, the ...
... SPEAKING FREELY TO FRIENDLY RUSSIANS British teachers’ visit to the Soviet This is the first of two articles by a former lecturer in Russian at Edinburgh University, who has now gone to the University College of North Staffordshire to start classes in ...
... llndPushtu-speaking areas of undivided naia. Sir ANTHONY EDEN said tke Government's view, and also that of their predecessors, was that they regarded Pakistan as having, with the full consent of the overwhelming majority of the Pushtu-speaking peoples concerned ...
... Speaking at a lunch-uime meeting. Mr Strachey said General Election would be, whether be late or soon. It might be might be postponed for some time but he didn’'t think it had been settled yet. He said he thought the thing which worried the people and ...
... ENGINEERS MUST “BLAZE TRAIL” President speaks of nuclear challenge Sir Arthur Whitaker, president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, called op engineers to “blaze the trail” to show what the British engineers could do, as in the days of the pioneer ...
... EUROPEAN DEFENCE M . Schuinan to Speak on German Position STRASBOURG INVITATION the meeting . They dlQ not speak when M . Spaak , President of the Assembly , asked last Prom R . H . STEELE , Daily Telegraph and The Scotsman Correspondent Strasbourg ...
... He was speaking on newspaper prac tice lin Canada and America. outlinin, the differences in the balance of news and advertising content that exist publications North America and those in Britair British newspape American counterpart standard o reporting ...
... OPENCAST COAL PLAN PASSED Fife miner “speaks out” in support Fife Planning Committee at Cupar yesterday gave the National Coal Board permission to develop by opencast methods about 110 acres at Prathouse, near Crossgates. The committee had before them ...