... the key to the chalet was kept Det.-Con. C. A. Clayton gave evidence of searching clothing worn by Rose who had refused to speak in endeavour to establish his identity. Rose was wearing a shirt with 'he name Christopher Witt marked cotton. Dot.-Con H ...

... year: RECORDERS. PERCUSSION BANDS. PIANO ACCORDION. SOLO BRASS AND WOODWIND, SCHOOL ORCHESTRAS. LIGHT OPERATIC SOLO, PUBLIC SPEAKING. JUNIOR DRAMA. 5d (post free) from Hon. Sec- Mrs. HuNe, 28. St. Peter's Road. Earley, Reading or 3d. from local COUNTY BOROUGH ...

... to said for pressing for new members but, as the chairman had pointed out, too often thev became merely names on paper. Speaking of the bar problem. Mr. J. Bowyer. vice-chairman, said certain members came in for while on Saturday evenings, but soon ...

... National Hair and Beauty Week Mr. Reisman reported deficit of 121 10s„ which, said, was quite a considerable loss. He was speaking at the meeting of the guild on Monday evening, and suggested one of the main reasons, lack of co-operation from the public ...

... grazing -uiii.nt natural history with now is .i likely time see . in the shallows, the time to the he:onry, high i. il i could speak, would refer I. . i:. barley. for barley is one of its ! non.s. ,ind •-•i>hl malting samples eventually find their way to the ...

... arranged by Mrs. Rooke. Beenham At Beenham's meeting, presided over Miss M. Waddcll. Miss S. Rcid gave a talk on Public Speaking. Winners of competition for a spring posy were: 1. Mrs. Laylev; 2, Miss D. Rowan: 3. Mrs. Keast. Members spent the social ...

... those speaking Esperanto was that they met Lsperantists of other nations on a halfway bridge. Conscious that they were using correct grammar —that is, unhindered by the long lists of exceptions to rules -n national languages— they could speak with ...

... BAPTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Public Speaking Success Llie Wokingham Baptist Youth Lellowship have two teams in the semi final rounds of the county public speaking competition a result of the contest in the Milton Road schoolroom Saturday. the junior section ...

... the boy's parents were at the interest that had been taken in the case. It was. he said, an unusual case and he could not speak too highly of the care that had been given it I have had a talk to the boy since the last hearing, said Mr. Clark. and have ...

... because I consider it improper for judiciary to confer with a potential P'csccuting auihotitv behind closed doors.** When, speaking the Wokingham com i March I Kill, Mr. Ilackeit I Minched his recent attack the Education Committee, said The growth of crime ...

... Street, Reading, on Mpnday evening. Firemen used breathing apparatus to bring the hlazc under control. Important Dancers.—Speaking to a Berkshire audience of amateur dancers and some teachers ballroom dancing. Mr. Guy Howard, famous teacher of dancing ...

... the ones most adversely affected the present | scheme of National Insurance, and the State's ever-increasing intrusion It speaks well for our society that it continues to expand under such conditions. Tribute was paid this meeting to ' the 60-years-old ...