... forward to the of Rudolph Schwarz in the near future Saturday’s certainty successful picture of Babbenhall represent to the it speaks far eloquently townsfolk or to visitors from abroad It represents traditional England -— NATURE NOTE A January Scene AS we ...

... meeting at Lewisham. London, to-night, at which Mr. Herbert Morrison and Sir Hartley Shawcross, the Attorney- General will speak. No guiding pronouncement on expenses is possible. Nothing more authoritative can now be said until there has been a ruling ...

... MORE FUN THE choice of Mr.' J. B. Priestley to speak for Labour in Saturday's political broadcast was a curious one. Mr. Priestley was at pains to explain that he was not speaking as a politician, nor had he been told what to say. No one could imagine ...

... BetchworCh, Surrey. training camp, can be heard in Saturday's Sport in the Midlands (Midland Home, 7.15 p.m./. He will be speaking' of his prospects and of his At 8 pm. comes half an work as chief sparring partner hour of Cinderella, from to a world ...

... air-raids in surrounding area. As a result. matters affecting rebuilding, many Coventry people were declared Mr. Askew. in speaking travelling outside the city to do of the difficulties facing local their shopping partly as a retailers. result of wartiMe ...

... Lewisham last night. Much that he had to say was in general terms, as he was speaking without the brief that the party manifesto will give to Labour candidates. But speaking thus, he revealed some of the things that are perhaps uppermost in his mind just ...

... air-raids in countered by selective buying. matters affecting rebuilding, competitive prices and cowdeclared Mr. Askew, in speaking teous service. of the difficulties facing loca l Changing Conditions retailers. Addressing the section's Mr. Askew said that ...

... ons from Sutton Coldfleld were explained by Mr. J. T. Dickenson, of the 8.8. C. engineering information department, when speaking at Coventry Rotary Club yesterday. In a talk on television, Mr. limited equipment available Dickenson said the 8.8. C. had ...

... g area. De t l a e reV ere t. ry matters affecting rebuilding, travelling outside the city to do, declared Mr. Askew, in speaking their shopping. partly as al of the difficulties facing local result of wartime conditions. retailers. Local traders were ...

... the main ship channel. It was on, her main deck that the Japanese surrendered and ended the war. Helping the Ex-Serviceman Speaking at a social eveningl held by the Coventry and' District Branch of the R.E.M.E, Association, the chairman. Mr. L. J. Tuck ...

... chasing small liabilities. and said: There is an enormous amount of waste in regard to raising small sums of taxation. Speaking of difficulties which might have to be met in the introduction of a new system. Sir Ernest said it cost £22.000000 to administer ...

... solicitors. so that 3n the sea and sea-going vessets. • they can know what it is. He is a familiar figure at the The telegram speaks for it- harbour. He was befriended by BRINGING IT HOME • self. I will hand your lordship -•• the skipper of the Girl Jean ...