... as their charge that it (planned too great expenditure on rearmament —the manifesto avoids striking controversial note and speaks in general terms- This afternoon Mr. Attlee will open a full debate on the new election programme and it is certain that the ...

... victory, says Mr. Morrison the Tory Government the deliberate creation unemployment to get wages down and so reduce prices.” SPEAKING at eve-ofconference rally at Scarborough last night, Mr. Herbert Morrison. Foreign Secretary, said he thought that the General ...

... Whitehaven explosions. Veronica Papworth'3 /a3hion arlict will appear to-morrow `IF BORDER WERE REMOVED .. Unionist M.P.'s view Speaking on Democracy in Ireland—North and South, at the Young Unionist week-end political school in Portrush on Saturday Mr. George ...

... s The Lord Mayor of Belfast iCouneillor J H Norritti is a member sal vice-president of the Northern Ireland branch He will speak at the Belfast dinner which will be Presided over by the chairman of the brands council Mr J. I Cook. C. 8.. OBE. Mr Robert ...

... hundreds of jet fighters of the latest type, and had begun to build a force of light jet bombers similar In type the Canberra. Speaking R.A.F. developments, Mr. Henderson announced that in addition to the Canberra and Valiant bombers and the new Hawker and ...

... three You cannot really reduce public of rearmament, he was expenditure in the way the Coni the most violent out- servalives speak of it. without of abuse and indignation . cutting either defence or food •imwrva'.ive quarters, said, subsidies or social services ...

... materials and food. “We shall rise again/’ Hugh IVTAteer says Mr. Hugh M'Ateer. Londonderry. former Chief of Staff of the 1.R.A.. speaking at Carrlckmore. Tyrone, yesterday when a Celtic cross was dedicated to Volunteer Frank Ward, said:— Every Republican grave ...

... holding meetings this week—St. George’s. to-morrow nightwhen the Attorney-General. Mr. J E. Warnock. and Mr. T. L. Teevan will speak—and Ormeau on Thursday. Queen’s and the Countess Granville The Countess Granville will cut the cake for the fifth birthday ...

... body. Mr, J. I- Cook. CB, I chairman of the Northern Ireland i Branch Committee, said in Be'fast | last night. Mr Cook was speaking Hie . Diamond Jubilee dinner of the Northern Ireland branch which was held in concert with scores of branches simultaneously ...

... Bandmaster and trainer is Band Corporal C. W. Savage, of the Royal School of Music, Deal. who is on loan to the Eglinton Station. Speaking to a Belfast Telegraph Tepreentative to-day he expressed satisfaction with the progress being made by the bancit adding ...

... When he rose to speak the audience, together with members of the executive on the platform, induding Mr, Bevan, stood to sing “For he’s a jolly good fellow.” Proud We are proud of our record,” ?ald Mr, Attlee. “We have nothing to apologise for, and we ...

... United Nations at this 1m portant moment. he were to exercise his talents to the greatest advantage he must put to position to speak for the United Kingdom as one who commanded the support a large majority In the House Commons. Make certain that Mr. Teevan ...