... Deliveries It the housewife's fault if she cannot get fresh bread delivered in the rural areas, said Major E. F. Hansscn speaking in a debate which arose from last month's decision to seek information on bread deliveries in the country districts. said ...

... CRITICISM OF BLOCK GRANT Windsor Teachers And Tlie Future ' . • 'lie County School, m«» chairman of the Assistant n-i j; Schools, speaking I ucsday, stated: doubt that, apart , r , ~L problem how best to p the most important country has to answer is h,, • nr ...

... both Nadia and Petro speak English very well, and have also learned several other languages during their travels, they use Ukrainian at home, and their son, Bohdan, who will be two this month, learning their language lirst, and speaks no English at all yet ...

... who is from Philadelphia, is at present at Oxford University studying English literature. He hope? on his return home to speak at the Rotary Club of Reading. Pennsylvania. was asked to convey the greetings of the Reading (England) Club the Pcnnsylvanian ...

... globe with cemeteries and was douhless be more in the «tf a contemporary jest i forecast. Vice-Chancellor of - I niversily, speaking li»n the students' use o'ies. stressed that the ...

... council on scientific policy and chairman of the natural resources (technical) committee *he Agricultural Research Council. Speaking on the national need for increased self-sufficiency, he said that the strategic argument that British agriculture should ...

... our share of rain in Berkshire in the last week or so. and field operations have been delayed more than somewhat. Generally speaking, however, the land has been working well and good progress has been made with cultivations. In most areas the acreage intended ...

... GOVERNMENT MEAN BUSINESS Tory Candidate At Crowthorne Speaking Crowthornc and I me ampstead oung Conservatives Monday. Mr. VN. R van Strauben/ —the prospective parliamentary Conservative candidate lor Wokingham criticised those workers in the Nation ...

... c\cry pound was spent teach, salaries while this sum was only lower :n secondary school-; • cuts had to made thev could. ally speaking, only made whci damage would be greatest, the v of salaries which m turn would larger classes. Referring lo their building ...

... Government statement but party political broadcast. We have sunk to a pretty low ebb when the leader of a party ...

... who had organised iiprogramme. Miss Elsie Fox took chair temporarily vacated bv M; Thynnc, and members were called upon 10 speak for two minutes. The scv half-hour of progressive games . arranged Miss Wicks. Miss Edwards won the competition. Spencers Wood ...

... affection. Mr. S. C. Howiett proposed the election of Dr. Emhling, and the head master (Mr. B. G. Inge) seconded. Mr. Inge, speaking for Mr. VV. F. VV. King, a former head master, and himself, added his tribute to Dr. Embling for his work at the school. ...