... THEY SPEAK Denationalisation 01 road haulage will make cuch Integration impossible and will inflict serious financial losses upon the railways The. proposals will lead to higher transport costs and ton technically efficient service. They will prejudice ...

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... SPEAK OUT But It now quite clear to me and to others from what we saw at Morecambe that were wrong to let all this go on without reply. The constituency parties have heard only very distorted side of the case, have been seriously misled. and. in consequence ...

... LEADERS SPEAK Besides the Laoour Party League of Youth Conference, the week's programme includes two Party demonstrations with national leaders speaking, lectures on policy and courses on local government. More details can be obtained from: Morgan Phillips ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING A PROMINENT and highly responsible American newspaper, the New York Herald Tribune, speaks of the political use which the British Labourites are trying to make out of the blood of the men who are holding the vital pass along the 38th ...

... THE ACCOMPANIST SPEAKS I Gerald Wore take part on March 30 in &et of a I series of three fortnightly talks at the piano. entitled The Accompanist Speaks. I Not onlY Is Gerald Moore onE of toe leading accompanist' of our time, but he has established ...

... FACTS SPEAK The Judge (to Sir Hartley): It does not matter whether apologises or not. facts speak. In reply to further questions by S*r Hartley the doctor agreed that the three defendants were men the highest reputation and qualifications Bir Hartley: ...

... THEY SPEAK FOR IRELAND Two M who have no interest English affairs took their seats in Parliament yesterday. They are 73-year-old Mr. Cahir Healy for Fermanagh and South Tyrone and Mr. Michael O'Neill representing Mid-Ulster. ...

... BISHOP SPEAKS Other speakers were: The Bishop of Rangoon. Mr. Hamilton Kerr, Tory MP for Cambridge. M. Robert Tilge. Secretary- General of the Employers' Association of Northern France, Mr. August Savstrom. Speaker of the Swedish Parliament. Lord Baden ...

... They speak for 14,000 Until very recently I was the at the work which the Council Press Officer of the Westmin- actually does, and I challenge ster Trades Council, and I am anyone to deny that this is in still a member of its Executive. the interest of ...

... Unable to speak As he had not seen his cotenant for a few days. Sidney Bebington, 6, Overton-rd., Brixton, called a policeman on Sunday. P.C. L. Thomas found, Mrs. Alice Yates (65) in bed and unable to speak. though she was conscious. She was taken to ...

... FRANKLY SPEAKING Since she first appeared in the Russian ballet at the age of seven Elizabeth Frank has been meeting People—from Diaghilev to Picasso—in all parts of the world, from Berlin to Brisbane, from Madrid to Manhattan. In turn she has been dancer ...