... 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 ...

... SPEAKING CONTEST Publicity Club Members Try Their Skill Atomic energy, harnessed for industry, could alter the whole social character of our civilisation, said Mr. G. S. Robson, of Nottingham, a publicity expert, in Nottingham last night. Mr. Robson, ...

... speaks hut no one would budge. At last the station muster cane along with his silk hat on. He called out to us Now ull you own that are standing. please get out. We an putting more crotches on behind no that all :4 you not ride comfortably. With that ...

... 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 ...

... “AFRICA SPEAKS” Mau Mau Declare War by Post To-day’s post brought me an unsigned cyclostyled letter —pre- a Mau Mau declaration of war on the Europeans here saying: We will kill you like you are murdering us to-day,” cables Reuter’s correspondent in Nairobi ...

... 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. ...

... SPEAKS OUT Mr. C. Kent Wright, Town Clerk of Stoke Newington, in a paper he read at Oxford to-day at the Town and Country Planning Summer School, recommended strong local government as one of the most effective bulwarks against the growth of bureaucracy ...

... COULD NOT SPEAK. Marjorie Ward, ot Hob Hole Bank, Stickford, the daughter-in-law, said that Mr. Ward could not speak as his face was covered with mud. Another neighbour rendered first aid. Robert Howden, a farmer, said that Marjorie rushed up saying; ...

... 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 ...

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