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... warm-hearted woman always ready to don an apron when there is catering to be done for charity, to travel lons distances to speak at small meetings, to pioneer for reforms affecting children and to be a friend to anyone in need. Her interest in her own ...
... was too vague It ought to have been more :specific 1 ought to nave made It 'more clear that when Mr. Ch 'speaks on these economic problems be speaks with one voice for the people of Britain. The people of America must understand that. He watched the Leyland ...
... James Stirling Ross. • former Ministry of Health official. In The English-opeaking 1 1 World. the magazine of the English-Speaking Union. Book production figures in the United Kingdom for 1952 have broken all previous records. During the year 18.741 titles ...
... FRESTON BROADCAST.—Tom Finney. in track suit. speaks through the microphone to patients in Preston Royal Infirmary, shortly before yesterday's game at Deepdale against Blackpool. ...
... ; . 11 ,— , ir ~,, . f ..- , •- , a 4 , ~ ..111., .0 , , 11-V '' . . PRESTON DINNER.—The chairman (Mr. R. Pennington) speaking at the United Commercial Travellers' Association (Preston branch) at their annual dinner at the Victoria and Station Hotel ...
... have been arranged by the Lancashire and Cheshire Economic e Youth Movement in No -Westtowns this month . Mr. F. A. Lowe will speak on In an English Forest at Bar on January 6th. and on January 13th Mr. H. Torrence will lead a discussion group at Barrow ...
... gifts to speak in American until I realised that the Illm had been dubbed' in English in Moscow. The accents in the Russian version would be Russian —or more probably Oeorglan. But it was interesting to speculate Who in Moscow was able to speak inglish ...
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... padre. 13. Bit of • blather In a machine shop. IS: 00 the course? Yes, but not very much one hopes it Not so green. so to speak 17. Just the opposite In poetry. CLUES lIIOttN I. Either in play ur not. billiardsplayers may take tbls 2. The sun of spoon ...
... in time for the match to be played without any serious risk to the players It is anything but a burning problem. literally speaking, as it concerns ice and frost. The turf is not only as hard as concrete but dotted with ice patches. THICK ICE The trouble ...
... was made, at Preston, to-day, against the refusal of the Local Planning Authority of an ' application by Mr. Edward Milton !Speak to instal a petrol pump and tank at his premises la. Moss-lane. 'Crofton-road Parington. The 'original application was made ...
... had been employed as a bio-chemist since. Answering the magistrate. Sir Laurence Dunne. the constable, said Field did not speak to the , ,men. The importuning was IV litesture and smiling at men. ...