... MINISTERS TO SPEAK Lord Alex:Ander will speak on defence and Mr. Eden on foreign affairs tomo-row morning. In the afternoon. Mr. Butler will deal with economic policy In a debate on demands for slill further cuts In Government expenditure. On Friday Mr ...

... COULD NOT SPEAK There came a terrific flash of lightning, and I felt something down my right side. I saw a number of people fall to the ground anl nearly did so myself. My wife was struck down and I went to her. She was semi-conscious but could not ...

... MATRON SPEAKS on Saturday. .„0.00000 4 -- • • , • t e„:& • . • , •: •.••• • • • U-itig a megaphone. 0. E. Copeland, matron of St. Luke's Hospital. Bradford, welcomes visitors at the hospital sports day ...

... LEADERS TO SPEAK these cross-currents will not e'ert the main planks of the ODoo6ition attack on defence policy, which Mr. Attlee will lead toddy. after the Prime Minister has coeied the debate, Lloyd-George, Home Secretary, will outline the Government's ...

... Mayor speaks to Halifax cadets The Mayor of Halifax. Alderman N. E. Barber. told Halifax Army Cadet Force Yesterday. One of the objects of the Cadet force and simEar movements is to create a terim spirit. in your lives you will be part of a team that ...

... The right to speak rrHE absence of untoward ' Incidents during the 24-hour general strike that has just taken place In Cyprus is a fair illustration of the manner In which the campaign for union with Greece has been conducted. It is also a silent condemnation ...

... They speak English The Greeks. it , eemed. were the perfect hosts. More surprising to me was the grasp of the English language and the friendliness toward this country of Greeks in remote villages. In the capitals of the world there is always someone ...

... SPEAKING _CONTEST The Skipton Division Young Conservative Association held the first round of their annual speaking contest last night. Mr. D. Yorke and Miss B. Swinbank tied for first place. Miss N. Caton was second and Miss 0. Bridge third. ...

... Speaking for Britain IN criticising MR. Tom O'BimEN, chairman of the Trades Union Congress, for the goodwill message he sent to Ma. CHURCHILL on the eve of the Premier's departure for America, another trade union leader, MR. ROBERT Wl',us, has marred ...

... Premier speaks There were renewed Conservative cheers countered by Opposition booing when the Prime Minister rose to move the Government amendment. There were Opposition cries of Have you no shame' and Are we at war? Sir Anthony waited until the (Uri ...

... TRUMAN TO SPEAK President Truman is to speak at Philadelphia on Saturday at the dedication of a chapel to four United States chaplains who died in the last war. ...

... Speaking for Britain ALTHOUGH the suggestion that MR. CHURCHILL'S Visit to America was not wholly welcome has been abundantly discounted by MR. TRUMAN'S enthusiastic reception, there are still some misconceptions about its purpose on both sides of the ...