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LAST SPEAK IN
... LAST SPEAK IN A WINNING WAY? AVE you looked at your husband lately? I mean really looked at him so you see the bags under his eyes. his bulging waist and the smug look which proclaims the legal possession of a cookhousekeeper. to mate • ftght of at Realm ...
ersogelly speaking/
... ersogelly speaking/ by Geoff Phillips ...
Plain speaking
... Plain speaking THE RACE Relations Commission is trying re,, stir things up again by investi ga ti n g what only think of as colour grouping s in variousjobs. Such official stimulation of racial suspicions and jealousies is something that, We. can well ...
• ersonally speaking
... • ersonally speaking by Richard Gibbon ...
speaks future
... speaks future Chief Sports Writer looking forward to staying. Manager Kevin Keegan said yesterday: We shall hopefully settle the new contract in the next two or three weeks. It will tie him to the club for another two years. Speaking the language is ...
Speaking to the Higt
... Speaking to the Higt wavs C ommittee Chair n Sid Newtor and the ( portation Mana Alan Wwann. | den and Ly County ...
President to speak
... President to speak President Eisenhower will address the American Legion the war veteran's organisation in Washington this evening. He will also sign a law revising the Atomic Energy Act to permit the sharing of some nuclear secrets with Britain and other ...
Minister speaks
... social and developments.” Speaking of the | which had taken plac said “The first « obwviously for the bet elopment of much tionships betwoes churches than s¢ 1944, lot alone in | churches are no one another but gious education speak incre with a common mind ...
Shapes speak
... Shapes speak Why is it that the three war memorials at Ridley Park.! Blyth. are not of uniform shape? One is thin and flowery.l another large anB solid, the. other small and unobstrusive. There is a reason for it, however. And Mr John M. Longbone ...
COULD NOT SPEAK
... COULD NOT SPEAK The Housing Committee felt that here was Tower Ward, which consisted of some 90 per cent. Council houses and tenants which, by accident and the geographical position in which these Councillors live, meant that their three representatives ...
Plain speaking
... Plain speaking IT should be quite a gettogether = when Scouts and their Jeaders f{rom Newecastle and Northumberland meet /in Heaton School, Newton Road, Newcastle, tomorrow afternoon. For the motto of the conference is Without Fear or Favour and it can ...