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... hard work 1s old-fashioned. and should be afforded no firm place tn the new Welfare tate Governments fiex their knees. 80 LO Speak. in iDvocatuons to tne classes and big business bosses thresh their brains in an efiort to discover new stimulus to at Industries ...
... Again there was a large attendance and again a deep impression was made by a beautiful presentation of the play. Singing and speaking were excellently well done; the costumes were colourful and the lighting effective. Great cred.t is due to the young folks ...
... broadcasting on Trafalgar Day SI) She also to give a 15-minuto taU on Sif John Vanbrugh, who built Seaton Del aval Hall. Speaking at the monthly meeting Tynemouth Ward Conservative Tea Club in the Grand Hotel, yesterday. Miss Spain said many people had ...
... NEXT MEETING TUESDAY FIRST. JANUARY 10th, 1950, in the SCHOOL, LOWICK, commencing at 7.30 p.m. W. Hogg, Esq.. Clackmae. will speak on Cattle Breeding and Management. All interested are cordially invited to attend. G. REAVLEY, Hon. Secy. ...
... to the best of their ability; to be fair with all, and temper decisions with sympathy whenever possible. PUBS WELL MANAGED Speaking of licensed houses. he was glad there were only 16 in the Glendale area to serve a population of 7,000. Reports generally ...
... not open her doors to the Wes Uf any political strings are to be atlached to thal trade Never again will the for if so to speak. be able to pass 10 the head of the queve: in future be will be treated perhaps 00 worse tham the Chinese, but crr- tainly ...
... me ll t hoi blywkitisissitie lovingil is. wile -on. David and Thomas. THEWLIS-Treasured memories my dear Dad, who passed To Speak' . higher life Jan. 7. 1944._T0 Ihis beautiful life came a sudden ing res. Fri. 2.15 p.m. West Rd. e m . H, died as he !wo ...
... Spa, today ing and you have almost to be got in with a shoe-horn. No one can sit down except the pianist. Mr M. M. Wiles speaking another resolution expressing alarm regarding educational expenditure said that there was soon going be an artificial employment ...
... Although there JF Brita wishes wo make atom bombs on any scale will be no American military aid or advice for the Chinese Speaking at the annual dinner of the Institute of of the meeting. it is assumed official intimation of the object B Dill for at least ...
... chairman and Mr. W. Ricalton vice-chairman for 1950. “THANK GOD FOR THE PRESS” Mr. G. D. Roberts, K.C., Recorder Bristol, speaking at the Press Club “Ladies Night” dinner in London, said: ’■ We have a Press which tells ns w-hat is happening around us, ...
... opnion are man Rations intact Stacd intact om tie tae 9! Une west Suc We wr « kav hea ee nes a.reacy ¢: nme tor reason rar Speaking wn der he dewr.oed as a e\perience cases where oknes the death sentence now ve arr.ied ot Mos Roberson s w a retired sorker ...
... bul Nardship Will Hot bring about the collapse of ou: just On the contrary oring out the best tn os alow i Mr Hai! isom sas speaking al Lhe meeting in Rendine tne chairmanship (o Mr J B Soear- Heddon SPuc rarna Mr hor tne Marana.i Pa move: anc rena TMA! ...