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... slow speed whilst between the forwards, and.. W ard. a tough little scrum-half, passing vessels engaged on this generally speaking. worked hard and p,& Smith, ireoair work what it was -with the honours Ps calkin and J Goldsmith 3 The duration of this j ...

... demand for an election, but if there is one, it will be forced on the country by Mr. Churchill, he said. Mr. Grossman was speaking at a brains trust meeting at the Pioneer Hall, at which he was sharing the platform with a group of M.Pa and ex-Members of ...

... SHORTAGE OF PAINTERS Speaking to-day at Bath of the paucity skilled crafts-. men, Mr Walter S. Barrett, in his presidential address to the I National Fedeiation of Master Painters and Decorators of England and Wales, said:— '• Other industries with no ...

... of them who wanted a holiday but was unable to have one because of financial circumstances. Councillor C. B. Hosklng was speaking to 30 members of Putney branch of the R.A.P. Association, and 13 wounded ex-servicemen from Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton ...

... that Mr Deigan, even if he was equipped with angel's wings, could expected to visit 10,157 persons. the Bishop said He was speaking the service of institution and induction of the Rev. Pierce J Deigan Vicar of the parish It is for you to help him act as ...

... the vice-chairman, Mrs. Fuller, who also expressed thanks to the speaker. MR. HAROLD WILSON DENIES CLOTHES RATIONING RUMOUR Speaking at Margate recently, Mr. Harold Wilson, president of the Board of Trade, discounted stories concerning the return of clothes ...

... RECRUITING DRIVE Mr Braun, who Is Political Education Officer to the Portsmouth South Conservative, , Association, was speaking to .Jn.i some of the 300 Young Con- ,n *’ ,s,, servatlves in the Langstone Whalo IclanH Division, who begin their five- lid ...

... special police drive *’ careless, wanton drivers who have no regard for the life and limb of the rest us was desirable. He speaking presentation a wants ISI enmloyecs of the I ortsea Island injured in road accidents. Ot J . o - . . . . ,i. . » these, 4 ...

... another letter he says he has no Protestant Is allowed to sincerely trust that Immediate every sympathy with pen- preach or speak out of doors; action «ill taken. the to ring church bell at It vould mterertlng to nUe not great hardship they suffer service ...

... down by the R.A.F. The civilians were expected to raise their hats when mee Ing an officer the occupying force, and when speaking to an R.A.F. commissioned officer they were expected to address him by rank. Loitering In passages and corridors was forbidden ...

... Minister, I Park Roman Atom, Culgaith, 5-2 agst Cul the 100-30 S.P. Betting 4-1 jory ‘ar- be ao 7 Associat to-day. He was speaking at annual meetin ast Lon she Lo Bess! 1ad cribed steps inten in taking to improve facilities she home and overseas ird, He ...