... Busy Week-end After visiting yesterday. Anthony Eden went to the Building Exhibition at Warwick Racecourse. To-night he is speaking the South Warwickshire Townswomen’s Guilds in the Shire Hall, and to-morrow he is conferring the degrees at Birmingham University ...

... countries, but the difficulty to-day is for the nations speak lo each other. The free nations can do so. but you cannot speak much from behind that iron curtain. If people could only freely speak the: minds many of these internation; problems would go ...

... if they con’d take a substantial part of their profits out of England If it were possible this would benefit all concerned. Speak-'ng of the industrial position in Leamington Mr J Smith pointed out the constant increase in the output of motor vehicles, ...

... FARMERS SPEAK OF “IRON CURTAIN” METHODS Cattle Grading Nominees Mere “Ignored” ■PROTEST against iron curtain call out troops to ass. Jt ladies by ihe Ministry of Food when transport strike was made at the meeting of the Execu- food supplies. Commit* ...

... keeping. In the past the Rural in costing has i making »>vvork when . 'Uii-n «Hf.sfactory .nan nor purchaser. Mr. * chairman, speaks feelcentur’c* Ury craltsmen. trade, among carpenters. her to th lip Hand Iv ilged fanvly were i “Apart fr*i the crafts most ...

... the Chairman (Aid. G. H. Bryantt pointed out that Count*. D:ngley was out of order as he was speaking generally and not to particular minute. He continued to speak, and following cries of ■ order from members of the Council, the Chairman asked him to sit ...

... Borough Coi nv.ttee The debated by ll by the Conn disposed of f On being was carried Counc. Faulk granted, and 35 again Koa ...

... decided to reduce the beer tax enough to permit a 20 per cent, price-cut. One wonders who won the war.”—Mr John Profumo, M P . speaking at Aiveston, a large park. Kenilworth, with population of 10.600. has its 6,000 acres; Warwick accommodates its 14.000 people ...

... ct’or>c «oer.d ; Ministry but one oarticu the , '' i, ns t > member of it. tha cererp* ; nn »nd i*'« «ste ' migh*. quite correct speak c and the '—’ q»»♦ v*orjt v wi’l h* that mdividual the Reverend Joht l *'* , '' , h«r« •nnth rt or the Rev John Smith, or the ...

... Eden tour was at Lapworth, where almost the entire population of 2,000 crammed into a small field to him. “I don’t want to speak, told the organisers. L“t have a look at the flowers and then would like game of skittles. It was a match that attracted great ...

... uiohuL-avc census wi.l cover all forms of pr.vale Q . ' r little commercial road traffic, OO successful has the public speaking Town . p!a a . j o; to h Pedestrians, but no vehie’e competition, arranged Warwick- faith in the r reco i t ' danre , stopped ...

... Apply with references to Matron, aTED. English-speaking Dutch * 124) desires with family WARWICK HOSPITAL af.cr children, live-m; two years mucus are invited for a post open v.rus experience En*U»d.-Mi» T. - sex the staff of the Assistant ■ ot. Funseiuveg ...