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... aking amt physical training competitions commenced in the Clarence Place Hall, Belfast, last night. The results in verse-speaking were:— Boys (12-14) —1, David Paterson, 2oth Company 8.8.- 2, Samuel Aguew, Castlereagh Fellowship. 11-16 years—l, Robert ...
... Food Office. • hey beside he phoned. Mr. Strachey's side of the dialogue went like this;— “ This is the Minister of Food speaking. Can you get me someone in charge? What? This is (slowly) she Minister Food. “ You can’t hear me? It is the Minister of Food ...
... did in way Mr. Mo dollars, he amployment and the Con under a Co Britain couli Marshall unomployme Here i- wlr Mr. Strach speaking at I we have a si arranging can w jtho must, 19:.; When eannot imports, wr still further foods—tobn.-. for example able ...
... Liverpool Coifeervative rally, the first man lie bumped into was the President the Board of Trade, Mr. Harold Wilson, who was speaking Huyton, Lancashire. .After the usual greeting, they wished each other good meeting and then |«rted. Here is what others ...
... U-21, 21-16, 13-21. 13-31. Winners in I.T.L. verse-speakin g competitions The Irish Temperance League annual musical, verse-speaking and physical training competitions continued last night in the Clarence Hall, Belfast, with versespeaking, and the resulta ...
... innte frieinllv terms with him. Itsing memher 01 a downtroihlen nation. have warm '.lmit for onteasls. and, therefore, when I speak ahont Mr. Clntrehill, yon miisi always remember, when we are having a public controversy, he is a man for whom I have ipiile ...
... Less, not more Sir Hartley Shawcrsss, llio Attorney ■ speaking at Derby—lt would I>p well our enthusiasm during iln> elianon did not shut our eyes the tealities will have to lie hired when the new unient. wha'* evei il- imliliral ■ lUnplexion. lakes ...
... preferred would bring the value of articles allegedly stolen to £2OO. I.T.L. verse speaking competitions Miss Gloria Joy Gordon. 1..G.5.M, adjudicated at the annual verse speaking competitions organized by the Irish Temperance League in Belfast on Saturday ...
... l\l- subject of the ••Week's Good sear’ll for truth has ceased to «■..rporation to use sites winch and noKttea started to speak through the \\\ ».au>e, broadcast from the concern the universities -will be. eio one time found satisfactory microphone. ...
... When Aid ends i- whal oilier Labour leaders Confessed— Mr. Strachey, Mini-lei food, speaking at imiulee; It is true that have sliff problem to. fare in so arranging our affair- that can without Marshall Aid, as we must, bv lit'-. • When Marshall ends ...
... retention of controls made the theme of many Labour election speeches A yesterday and on Saturday. Mr. Bevan, Minister of Health, speaking in Liverpool, had this to say:— 'lt is not possible in a modern industrial nation to get the end-product unless you first ...
... management in Great Britain, and is a* present a Sister the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Falls Hoad. She was speaking yesterday to the lister Brandi of the Overseas League about her own country. Everyone there, she said, followed the debates ...