... SPEAK “ A LIPSTICK.” That's the unhesitating reply you'll get nine times out of ten, if you ask a group of women what single beauty aid they’d take on a desert island. Film stars Mn partlcularwhio are always in the public’s eye—choose their lipsticks ...

... TO SPEAK TO INDUSTRIALISTS Sir Norman Kipping, directorgeneral of the Federation ofl British Industries, will address 360 leading industrialists from Europe and the United States in New York on Monday. ...

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... SPEAKS OF Older Houses MACMILLAN ON 1954 PLANS T HE phase in the housing drive that will meet the need of the older houses was now beginning, Mr. Harold Macmillan, Minister of Housing and Local Government, stated in London this afternoon. We intend to ...

... speaking on Health Comm -d tha ;u’ing reins to ors to the nittee. replied that he it was general to ilete doors on the ie thought curtains le biil stuck to her point, ■ of the committee rving Season for Rangers, Says Secretary Next season will be a trying ...

... SPEAKING NEXT year sees the 20th suecessive annual public speaking competition for young people in Warwickshire. The contest was inaugurated in 1946 by the Warwickshire Rural Council to encourage young people in the art of self-expression and public speaking ...

... Speaking in double talk The E:Press and Star letters columns seems to have quite a predominance of McLeans lately, but they all have one thing in common, namely, that commonest Polit.ical trait of all, doubletalk,. @ Recently, Liberal Larry McLean said ...

... Speak At Tuesday’s meeting Coun Key said: “Reports from councillors have been appearing in the papers without the agreement of the w!‘:lecouncil. n some cases these have reflected adversely on the council and did not represent an overall view. “After ...

... to Speak' Workers dare net voice their feelings at Briggs Motor Bodies factory at Dagenham, the General and Municipal Workers' Union conference was told at Torquay yesterday. Mr. W. Milne, branch secretary at Briggs, had objected to the acceptance of ...

... SPEAKING IN a recent broadcast Richard IN Church, acclaiming the miracle of the microphone. lamented that it had not been discovered earlier, so that to-day we could have heard the voices of. say. Homer. Chaucer. Elizabeth I or Napoleon Francis Berry ...

... Speaking PREACHING is an indispensible tool in the hands of the Christian Church: for the message the Church has to proclaim is the Gospel of Jesus Christ—a good news about God which many of us believe is the power unto salvation. Though modern man may ...

... Speak Always one of Birmingham's most colourful council members, for Sir Stan the seventies was a time of personal ups and downs, twice losing his seat and twice bouncing back. He says: Anything I did, I did whole-heartedly and If that upset - some of ...