... Churchill out if Tories get back—Wilson Speaking at Rochester (Kent) on Saturday night. Mr. Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade. said: The only people who have not benefited under the Labour Government are the pawnbrokers, and we never did ...

... last act of The A months in advance Sleeping Princess during the the assembly Was to let as many candidates as possible speak, Already George and Alfred There has been much comment State visit of the present President and one was impressed by their ...

... PRIMATE TO SPEAK ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Fisher, will give evidence to the Royal Commission on Capital Punishment on Friday. when the British Medical Association will also tender evidence. On Thursday, at the next public ...

... 4 t-- \ fortnight my sciatica pain has quite gone \ \ ' CI •• • I will recommend BELTONA I A v ..,--, can, for I can speak for its full value. (Signed) M. Reason. BILTONA Broad Latta, a Ms brought twits and B E LT 0 N A comforting from pain to coantims ...

... Coroner (Mr. G. Billington) said that in a letter to his wife Jones had declared that she had been a wonderful wife to him, speaking of her patience. kindness and sympathy. He had then referred to his troubles and worries, writing, My health, bodily and ...

... meeting at know the answer, ask your Rastrick, where a Tory working parents! An acquaintance (says a man was called on to speak. correspondent) was one of the The audience included some of three people who submitted a his Liberal pals. who had often wrong ...

... would be a great saving. Mr. W. B. Sturr (Walton) said every case was carefuji , considered, to which Mr. Dwyer repled: I am speaking collectively now. ,, LITTLE CREDIT GIVEN Mrs. F. E. crosby (Horbury). formerly head of the department of English and general ...

... prefer to have the entire Socialist field covered in al! directions. Besides, the leaders themselves cannot be relied upon to speak in concert—not even when they are members of the same Department. ...

... No axe to grind Speaking of his nomination, he said: I have no axe to grind with any Liberal or Conservative on this issue. My action is directed against the Socialist creed, which I consider this country should get rid of as soon as ever possible, ...

... Baby suit price shocks' Bradford M.P. MURIEL NICHOL. M.P. for North Bradford. speaking at Esholt last night said that the prices of carpets. shirts, kitchen utensils, and clothes were much too high. - I did not realise how terribly dear babies things ...

... an extension of the Third Division from 22 to 24 clubs in each section when they meet the management Committee in March. Speaking at a presentation to Mr. J. W. Watts (Lincolnshire). the oldest county F.A. representative. Mr. Drewry said he proposed to ...

... inexactitude. He knows, unless his memory is defective, something of the workings of the Liberal Party. It follows that when he speaks of 'a small group of Left -Wing Liberals' planning to run 400 candidates he Is consciously perverting the truth. What we ...