... clothing, mainly women's underwear, Were taken. One woman returned to her cabin to find a man there, but before she could speak to him he dived through window on to the promenade deck and disappeared the darkness. She raised the alarm, but nothing could ...

... he ever was. And. in most cases, the economic comparison lias changed in favour of the craftsman, whose income, generally speaking, has outpaced the clerk’s. Special . training schemes for apprentices in key Industries, with the attendant privileges of ...

... . On Sunday Mr, Arthur Blenkinsop, Member for East Newcastle and Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, is to speak in the Labour Hall, West Hartlepool. Born Newcastle 38 years ago Mr. Blenkinsop has made rapid progress n the political sphere ...

... DIVISIONAL LABOUR PARTY GOOD HEALTH FOR 1950! ARTHUR BLENKINSOP, M.P., Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Health, WILL SPEAK ON THE HEALTH OF THE NATION LABOUR VICTORY HALL, PARK ROAD SUNDAY. JANUARY 8, at 7-30 p.m. A Cordial Invitation is extended ...

... ordered to pay 16s. costs. N.U.R. Veterans is disgrace have ask for a man to join trade union. If refused to work alongside, or speak non-union man. it could stamped out completely, ’■ said Mr. W, T. Potter, national president of the National Union of Railwaymen ...

... prompted reported instructions Labour agents to ready for polling towards the end of February. Again, Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, speaking at Birmingham to-day, claimed that Labour agents had booked dozens of halls tliroughout the city for February 22, the inference ...

... DIVISIONAL LABOUR PARTY GOOD HEALTH FOR 1950! ARTHUR BLENKINSOP, M.P., Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Health, WILL SPEAK ON THE HEALTH OF THE NATION. LABOUR VICTORY HALL, PARK ROAD SUNDAY JANUARY 8, at 7-30 p.m. A Cordial Invitation is extended ...

... t not vet , of a heavy expenditure on paralleled elsew here in Europe. I defence upon overseas mforma- Pa Sir Stafford, speaking on aims achievenients after com- asst, o_ ' I mil now remind vou l we cannot, and we would economic that have wish to. neglect ...

... the International Help for Children Organization, which brought her to England, said, “There little hope that she will ever speak or hear again.” ...

... meeting of Bargoed Literary before the meeting was over. and Debating Society, which Mr. Attlee will, it is believed, he was to speak on Conditions issue a fairlv comprehensive m Europe to-day, statement, and the last-minute The secretary to the society p ...

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... preliminary discussion on the genera! international situation was concluded with the observations of those Ministers who did not speak on the previous day The conference then con- OCELOT CAPES, trimmed Brown ual Price £ll 11. Sale Pries £5 CROSS FOX CAPES, richl* ...