... insurance anti - nationalisation campaign will be considered at a meeting later to-day. A statement will be issued afterwards. Speaking at the same luncheon, Mr. A. H. Dawes, chairman of the Association, said: It seems that the scope of our activities will ...

... For their mothers f• shopping and the inY o ing again their own their own way. AND an Estonian Sophia Vainokiv l. ing it, speaks almost first time. Blue Baltic skies, she sa3t# for the earth—our Ow - And white? I She searches for and finds it. White ...

... obvious to anyone that the Labour speakers did not know their subject. It amazes me how they have the nerve and audacity to speak on the radio. W. Wadsworth. 130, Stockport Road. Manchester 13. 'To-day's Mixture: (Plain) DUNE-SLUMP Yesterday's FACILE - ...

... by, but we still remember. THOMAS and CONNIE. BROWN.—In lov.ne memory of a dear son and brother, died Jan. 11. 1949: _ We speak of you often. CaOcr bless you HAROLD. you are not forutten. _L_ving MAM. EDITH. and JACKIE. '_Ts not the words. they are but ...

... New territory Mr. Charles Royle, Labour M.P. for Salford West, will speak in Salford Docks Ward to-night for the first time since the ward became part of his constituency under the revision of boundaries. ...

... assisted person is to pay towards the cost of his legal aid. Unless altered by Regulations legal aid is to extend. roughly speaking, to all proceedings in the civil courts and before coroners, except for certain proceedings mentioned in a schedule. The ...

... The chairman asked Lord Brabazon to observe the ordinary rules and not to interrupt. He would be given every opportunity to speak later. The incident then closed. and Lord Brabazon remained in the room CRUSHING TAX Abolition or remission of a considerable ...

... accidentally killed ore Jan. 11. 1946; also my beloved husband, 808, died Dec. 18, 1945. We think of You in silence, and often speak your names. Loving MOTHER and WIFE, also PEARL. 10, Derby Place, Hulme, M./c. ESTCOURT.-In loving memory of my very dear husband ...

... Refreshments. C ENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION. 343rd LUNCH-HOUR COMMENTARY. Brigadier H. G. HENDERSON, C.8.E., A.M.1.E.E.. will speak at the THEATRE, Electricity Showrooms. Town Hall Extension, Manchester. on ,FRIDAY. JANUARY 13. 1950. at 1 15 P.m. Subject: ...

... letting to-morrow I'n't to-morrow 'orrid, says go one hand. Don't be silly, I just do, snaps Randolph, irritated. I can speak like a rook — listen, 'CAW, CAW. Junior rents air with noises that waken Dollar Princess in pram, who surveys the men of ...

... needs of the private trader and his viewpoint. - The charter has been drawn up by the Council of Retail Distributors, which speaks for 50,000 private traders. The 300 trade associations. and chambers of trade and commerce, affiliated to C.O.R.D. have approved ...

... Ophthalmic Opticians was told thisl at Southport to-day by Dr. H. Lowery, formerly of Manchester School of Optics. Dr. Lowery, speaking on Rhythm in Visual Apprehension, said that after a considerable amount of drill in visual observation, mental alertness ...