... listening. there were four detects. There was no provision all made for speech—the most useful form of social contact. The speak when you are spoken to” ritual the past was a very serious defect. The old system tended to slick round the skulls children ...

... Round Table, meeting in the Grand Hotel, last night, heard Mr. R. B. McLean, deputy Chief Fire Officer of West Hartlepool, speak on Fire prevention in business and the home. There were many causes ol fires said Mr. McLean, but he thought careless smokers ...

... Duncan Sandys and Captain Christopher Soames, at Streatham and Bedford respectively. AH the wives will be In the field, speaking at meetings and canvassing. With the exception Mrs. Randolph Churchill, they are all experienced electioneers. We shall ...

... chasing small liabilities, and said; There is an enormous amount of waste in regard to raising small sums of taxation.” Speaking of difficulties which might have to be met in ths introduction of a new system. Sir Ernest said it cost £22.000,000 to administer ...

... solicitors, and copy of the telegram apparently for the use of the solicitors, so that they can know what it Is. The telegram speaks for itself. I will hand your Lordship a copy. It belter that I should not read it public unless your Lordship thinks that ...

... Ministers. Strachev but will not There are three reasons for heard, choosing Miss Herbison. She m,- Churchill, Mr. Eden and will speaking specially to woolton were obvious Scotland she will be making a choices for the Conservatives, direct woman-to-woman appeal ...

... ion in the North-East, local peop: have any hand in their ru le would cease to nning. It suits Mr. Callaghan’s purpose to speak as if all the buses in the North-East were run by one big company with big shareholding London. In fact, of course, there are ...

... Conservative Central Office, which would suggest that will announce : the broad outline of his policy over the wireless when he ' speaks to the nation from the i quiet of his study. Meeting the People Although is becoming a regular feature of elections for eminent ...

... tribute to Mr. id the men wottld iovial face, his remarks, his ready wit, his conical smile. Mr. Askew and Mr. Dawson cturned Speaking Works Conur Mr After 12 months of extensive re-decoration, re-furnishin? and rejuvenation, the Staincliffe Hotel, landmark ...

... clear the Stonington men were enormously cheered by the fact that the John Biscoe is now moving south. Sir Miles has arranged speak Dr. Fuchs again when the John Biscoe reaches Deception Island, which is furnished with powerful radio equipment. . , She should ...

... the London end of the Family Favourites record exchange programme, has been frequent radio contact with Mr. Michelmore, who speaks on the programme for the British Forces in Germany. ...

... ontinued to the Ville D'Oran. where the recued men were taken aboard. The second engineer of the Tebourba slated: We cannot speak too highly of the devotion and heroism of our English comrades.” Hartlepool No Change in View Recommendation rpwENTY members ...