... speak TF all goes well with the final stages of negotiations, emphasis in ihe Korean problem will eventually be shifted to the political conference that will have to find final solutions to issues that have arisen as much out of the war itself as out ...

... Speaking for Britain IN criticising Mr. Tom O’Brien, chairman of the Trades Union Congress, for the goodwill message he sent to Mr. Churchill on the eve of the Premier’s departure for America, another trade union leader, Mr. Robert Willis, has marred ...

... Figuratively speaking \MERICAN officials discussing a suggested resumption of four-Power talks on an Austrian treaty said t6day: will be the 301st meeting.-” British officials having consulted their files added: The 272nd meeting.” When they were reminded ...

... flat-footed Noes. Speak for England, Mr. Arthur Greenwood cried across the floor of the House of Commons on September 2, 1939. when he. too. fejt that The British should get into the war all they can. If the Government will not speak, the public must ...

... Ike to speak The White House announced last night that President Eisenhower . will make “major” announcements on United States and world defence programmes at a Press conference today. ...

... Malenkov speaks Before Stalin joins Lenin. Premier Malenkov will mount the steos leading to a long broad olatform top of the mausoleum. There Malenkov is exoected to pronounce the final tribute to the man from whom he learned how to run the giant party ...

... Choral-speaking tribute Mr. P. J. Hitchman on choral speaking: I have ceased to b« surprised at the excellence ot choral speaking in Nottingham, but don’t let the beauty of your vocal tone swamp the meaning. Mr. Alex Reeve on the open drama classes: ...

... A Sheikh Speaking Even the most diplomatic of diplomats, called to the telephone in his Foreign Office room today to take a call in a language that seemed beyond recognition, was surprised when a voice explained: “This is Mohammed Abdullah Alamri. I am ...

... Speaks in Nottm Today rpHE Prime Mlniater (Mr. C. R Attlee) tpeaki today at Lincoln. Newark. Arnold and Not. tingham. When he arrive* in Nottingham this evening from Newark he will to the Victoria Station Hotel, where he will meet the four city Labour ...

... SPEAK UP, YOU AMATEURS F. M. LAMING, head of the Nottingham University Music Depart, ment suggested yesterday that amateurs should speak up and professionals pipe down.” He was speaking at the monthl» Mikado luncheon of the Soron timist Club on The Musician ...

... WORLD BRITON HEARD SPEAK AS Britain sattlsd down to ths weok-ond Joint yastor** day, the voice of John Lamb, M-year-old British schoolmaster, was heard on radios throughout the world he broadcast—from the summit of the 14,780- foot Matterhorn. Mr. Lamb's ...

... YOUR CITY SPEAKS UP Adjudicator PRAISE for the standard o{ speech in Nottingham was expressed by Dr. Herbert Howells, after hearing some of the 100 choirs which yesterday competed In the city’s music and drama festival. “Words are jolly well put across ...