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... greeted us jvith a cheery remark about the lullness of the day. ...
... undesirable to have tame rats | covered @ smashed lave in premises next to peoples jtory bomes | this was assumed that He was speaking on @ recom- the man had f through the before train mendation by the Planning Portobello probably as it Committee that per ...
... AMERICA HAS WRITTEN OFF FORMOSA His Tattered Gown Mr, M. C, Constable (Birmingham). seconding, said this of schoolmasters; I speak as one the least of them struggling middle-aged grammar school master—not houseowner-father of a teen-age and younger family ...
... told 2.700 teen-age schoolchildren . Russian tyranny as of hate the people whe exercise it, but | do not hete the He was speaking at the opening of a four-day con- ference in London. for organised by the Couneil Education In Worid Citizenship. and replying ...
... NATION-WIDE EFFORT Mr M. C. Constable (Birmingham > seconding, said this of school masters: I speak as one of the least of them—a struggling middle-aged Grammar School master (not house owner), father of a teenage and younger family, with a gross salary ...
... The language was the sole * one commonly spoken on Man 200 years ago. To-day less than one per cent of the population .can speak But by questioning the older inhabitants and making records their speech-ways valuable information has now been secured and ...
... delegate Delegates will work continuously every day until late evening. There will be little time tor receptions. Mr Bevin may speak in public when, with Mr Pearson (Canad an Minister for External Affairs >, receives an honorary doctorate from Ceylon University ...
... HITS AT OPEN-CAST POLICY Speaking on the topic of land impartial person would acknowusage Mr Wesley Weighlman.. ledge that these men were Chairman of Durham County >ving shameful treatment. Branch of the N.P.U., at the Speaking of the critical posiannual ...
... reprieve t()ld ,lu ' magistrate. Sir Laurence Dunne, that l l! 'I\,^ rt 'Vrn(l! ' ' * fc^„. ~ relative the defendant was hoaid speaking to two f ~ prosecution.” A oarty af M ratine* and an ofltcar tha U.B. dastroyer Sir Laurence warned that ball William R. ...
... Seamen and 17 of the dependents of the crew. Mr, Mann said he visited the ship only once after the alterations. He could not speak from his own knowledge of the captain’s and the crew’s views of the alterations. ONCE A YEAR VISIT Mr. Mac Lean ■ Do you think ...
... 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 ...