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... Conservative = campaign. He will broadcast on Saturday next and will then go on a speaking tour. ! Mr. Clement Davies, leader of the Parliamentary Liberal Party, will speak at Oxford University tonight. - TO-DAY ON . Birmingham.—lndustrials failed to attract ...
... attack can be. The fact that Hawkins' left eyve was nothing more than a narrow slit when he came up for the seventh session speaks volumes for the efficacy of Turpin’s attack, even though it may not have appeared to be heavy. THE champion was always beautifully ...
... Emmanuel Shinwell. the Minister of War. is to speak there at the open.ng of campaign. He is expected at Dudley on 7 February. LORD WOOLI ON Mr. Douglas Jay, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, is to speak in Stafford Borougn Hall on 28 January. Another ...
... While not,. perhaps, shouted from the housetops, it was certainly sold in the Market Place at a penny a time. Pelitically speaking we were not popular in the town. And I cannot help thinking that we did not make things easier for ourselves by inviting ...
... the Labour Party that they could lose the Election slacked or did not poll their full vote. Tory and Liberal chiefs 'not speaking' by Our Political Correspondent Tpossibilities of more Conservative candidates standing down where only a Liberal can oust ...
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... the signs of carelessness in a has not much more to say rather careless book Sir Philip that he agrees with what he never speaks of the young read in the leading article In his Edwardians without calling them paper that morning He ventures gilded youth” ...
... assembled in successive groups and the camera is panned from one to another This causes the interviewer Joan Griffiths to look and speak out of the picture when passing over from one scene to another— a bad practice that should be avoided by distinct cuts While ...
... spendthrift mother, gives her most finishedperformance to date. She not only wears her elegant clothes with mannequin grace but speaks with rare authority and poise. There are clever character studies from John Mills as the odd-job man and Ronald Squire as ...
... said “Too often we get credit for our work on such things as radar atomic energy and we shall not get the credit unless we speak up of 12724000 tons in 1947 The set by open hearth steel which which Europe could afford every do the railway officials always ...
... by Mr. SPOTLIGHT ON Donald McCulioutft the bimmdcaster. and Sir rein Bennett, INDUSTRY (i) M.P. for Edgbaston. They were speaking at the regional conference of the Federation of British Industries in Birmingham Mr. McCullough as public relations adviser ...
... Birmingham. last night. Her speech shattered the pretence that this is going to be a quiet, polite election. Miss Lee was speaking in support of Ald. A. F. Bradbeer, prospective Labour candidate for King's Norton. Two people were thrown out of the meeting ...