... not stand for any class or section of the community.' he added. is the peoples party, the party for freedomfreedom to think, speak and art according to our own judgment freedom to live our lives in our own way and freedom from want Economic liberty must ...

... concerned. “The other thing Mr. Priestley asks us to grumble at is ‘too much of the old trade union outlook.’ There, very clearly speaks the hidden, no doubt the unconscious. Fascist Trade unions, he thinks, ought to drop their old outlook, which (I suppose) ...

... from consideration. to* principai recom- Mr . s. B McLeod, a senior inmendations was one that the basis specter of taxes, speaking lor the ,o . , income-tax Association of Inspectors, ex- lC e ,ed « preference for the existby^ ?? r ' “i* »y»tem of assessment ...

... monotonous reminiscences and well-worn cliches arc brought out by the dozen. Nine out of ten speakers begin When I was asked to speak on to enumerate the many reasons why someone better could have been found to discharge the duty, and end by justifying all ...

... CONTEST FOR BEST SPEAKERS eliminating competition for the Central area in the county public-speaking contest for members .of Young Farmers’ Clubs was held at Newark last night , Competing clubs were Coliingham, Caunton and Southwell. There was a large ...

... WvIrVSIWWVI author and travollar, toM a Nottingham audianaa last nishL Mr. Newman, who was born at Ibstock, Leicestershire, was speaking on Behind the Headlines to the Nottingham and District Centre of the Institute of Bankers at the Y.W.CA. Hall. He referred ...

... region wai referred to yesterday Mrs. Neville Rolfe, 0.8. E.. hon. secretary of the British Rheumatic Association. She was speaking at the first luncheon this year to be held by Nottingham and Notts. Branch the National Council of Women, at the Mikado Cafe ...

... last night brought this light in his lecture to member, m the Nottingham and District Horn cultural Discussion Group. He wai speaking in the Gas Theatre show rooms. Parliament-street on th. subject of “Recent Horticultural Research in the University.' 11 ...

... Catholic National Committee for European Volunteer Workers. He was accompanied by the Rev. Douglas Key. Bishop secretary. Speaking in French. Bishop Sloskans told “The Nottingham Journal representative that everywhere he had been far In England he had ...

... declared, “ . . . ■DUTY TO PROTfcVT Mr. G. W. Whitlock, chairman of tha Melton Mowbray juvenile Panel, said he wa ...

... good standard of living, full employment and a balanced import-export trade. No one in the Labour Party is better able to speak with authority on these matters than Sir Stafford Cripps. Apart from asking for a vote of confidence, he had nothing fresh ...

... deeply regret the necessity. Sir Stafford Wants More Development Councils QIR STAFFORD CRIPPS, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at a Labour meeting at High Wycombe last night declared that Conservatism was “the death warrant of democracy. Boy’s Earnings ...