... FOR PRIME MINISTER Lord Mayor sees need for social service restraint” SPEAKING in Belfast yesterday, the I.ord Mayor. Councillor W. E. G. Johnston, had a word friendly warning for the Prime Minister who was among his hearers, when referring to social ...

... CHANGES IN IMPERIAL South Derry Unionists'sore” hut undaunted SPEAKING at the annual meeting of North Derry Unionist Association in Limavady last night the Minister of Health and Local Government, Darne Dehra Parker, remarked that she supposed that once ...

... day after the State opening of the new Parliament. They will star at Buckingham Palace for three days. Mr Hunter, who was speaking at the annual meeting of Garrick Unionist Association, had just staled that could not understand the attitude an Ulsterman ...

... who have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Leonard Ihornas, the M-year-old cinema manager, Manh 19. Inspector Italine:', speaking of Interviews with the men during inquiries, said that Kelly declared he had never had a gun in his life and did not know ...

... leniency The father replied that, having tried to help his son during the past 10 years, lie would not try any more His von could speak for himself ’’You have conic to the end of your tether with liini, Hie R .M. remarked, ’and not without good reason. Dis ...

... and organized into a union, was visualized by Lieut.- Colonel I), it Hunter, commander of the Parachute Battalion. T.A., speaking Liverpool yesterday at a meeting of the West Lancs. Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association Colonel Hunter was protesting ...

... political propaganda was not living allotted on railway propertv. Bevan “the third man” of Labour Parly Lord Balfour of lis hrye, speaking at Rugby Rotary Inncli said that whatever Hie result of th* election “the stage set for tha advancement of Mr Aneurtn Bevan ...

... I feci must retire.” Britain “reluctant” in United Europe plan Spaak asserts MPALL HEXRI SPAAK, former * Kelyian Premier, speaking in IMiiladelpbia veateroar. urged Britain to diward her old-time policy of maintaining the balance of power in Kiiropw” ...

... providing work for large minibers of skilled men in ilic Development Areas was stressed Mr. J. Chuter Ede, tbe Home Secretary, speaking his constituency at South Shields last night. It there had been one criticism Hie Development Areas programme. said, it was ...

... Wellington Hall, this evciiing. tinder Hie auspices uf ttie nionist Eabour Association. Mr. 1. W. J lies. K.C., will also speaking, and Mr. G. 15. Hanna, K G., M.l’., will the chairman. EDITH MATTHEWS will direct a reading of what is probablj Gordon I ...

... Lewisall election posters already the ham. where the Attornev-General heat dings and the severe pruning and himself arc billed to speak down where possible of expendi- m-night, to charged lure already planned which would election expenses, although the fall upon ...

... g Unions, and over by Mr. J. Graham. ' None of the speakers blamed th. management for the situation tlm. had arisen, all speaking in higi. terms the conditions in the factory. What they did feel, how-, ever, was that the Government,! instead putting monev ...