... 9. 1950 VEGETARIAN COOKERY Adm:ssion Free. GORTON PARLIAMENTARY CONST 'CY LORD PAKENHAM (Minister of Civil Av:atton) wl ll speak in support of ALDERMAN W. H. OL - 15FIELD, J.P.. The Labour Oanl.date. to the Gorton Town Halt, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEB ...

... IT NION OF JEWISH EX-SER V I ONMEN a) AND WOMEN.—Major F. MARKSON will speak on MRS. LORNA WINGATEHER HISTORY, at b p.m., on Thursday. February 9, at Lev. House. Bury 0:d Road. ...

... principal in the transaction, provided that the payment was made before the third party knew of the existence of the principal. Speaking generally, whatever a person has the power to do himself he may do by means of an agent. The relationship of principal and ...

... and be longer than ever. DENMARK is an obvious and happy choice for those going abroad for the first time, for so many Danes speak English that the language difficulty is practically nonexistent. Travel there is quick, clean, and comfortable, so that the ...

... the city at heart, or do they live in rateaided municipal houses without a care for increased levies? The time for plain speaking and action is long overdue and I feel that the harassed travellers of this city are entitled to all the economies possib ...

... children's school meals and free milk were instituted by the Pre-war Conservative Government turned to George - Kelly and, speaking to the jury, said: The issue is : Is this the man who killed ? ' I am not suggesting for one moment that-your task is ...

... 1945). CONSTITUENCY.—Now corers New Cross, Ardwick, St. Mark's and Longsight thinking. Mr. Attlee was speaking at est Bromwich. Later to-day , was to speak also at Wolver. pton, Walsall, Lichfield, Ike-on-Trent, Burton-on- EVENING NEWS REPORTER • ent, and ...

... added, it was done in a most clumsy manner by those who had every interest to prevent it being a success. Mr. Churchill was speaking in support of his son, Mr. Randolph Churchill (C.-Nat. L., Devonport). He assured people at home and abroad: Full political ...

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... heckler interrupted either Mr. Leslie Hale, at the Stanley Road Labour meeting, or his Conservative opponent, Mr. lan Horobin, speaking two miles away at the Oldham Parish Church School. _ Mr. Hale, reputed to be one of Parliament's fastest speakers, gave his ...

... warmly cheered from the time he climbed on to the top of an open lorry with his wife until they drove away Mr. Attlee was speaking later to-day at Liverpool, Preston, and Bolton, and again in Manchester to-night. to a large chunk of the labour force being ...

... young man asked him what would happen to Lancashire GLADSTONE cotton in Free Trade, and he said that with other countries SPEAKS FOR selling cheaper goods in competition the industry would have to halt production of stereo- THE TORIES typed utility type ...