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... for the introduction ct the National Health Service He expresses this a survey of the N.HS. in ie Speaking World.” the magazine ot the English- Speaking Union. ...
... that he was not drunk. He told the Court that he had only three pints. PRESS ALLY OF CHURCH HE British Weekly, in 1s issue, speaks of the increasing volume of aid given to the churches during 1952 by the responsible Press. Press has “The popu'ar’ maintained ...
... each case, while threemonthly rates will increased by not more than 5s 6d. and the weekly season tickets not more than 9d. Speaking of passenger services of British Railways outside London, Lord Latham said that his remarks about the effect of higher costs ...
... classes: Vivian Langrish, of the Royal Academy of Music for the piano classes: and Margaret Marshall, Durham, for verse speaking. An Interesting and probably unique innovation is the Gilbert and Sullivan class, which is open to competitors of 17 years ...
... REFERENCE They meet at a critical juncture when Anglo-American accord was never more important for the future of the English - speaking peoples and for the peace of the world. As Mr Churchill acknowledged on his arrival the problems which may be regarded common ...
... wares. The Marsden Looking Glass Kock, for example, probably east other strange reflections in the days of which this article speaks. made for Shields, and while waiting for a ship to lake him abroad he hid in house But someone betrayed him. and only by leaping ...
... controversial. Mr Churchills mission is nonpolitical the broadest sense. He has gone to the United States the Prime Minister to speak for Britain and Britain could not wish for a better spokesman. If there is any possibility of doubt on that point in any party ...
... Sunderland School of Art, is known to a wide public, mainly through her talks to various women's organizations in the North-East Speaking of the acceptance of her work. Miss Anderson told The Sunderland Echo to-day; •• I sent mine with a view to testing the standard ...
... preliminary examination would taken. Coco said: don't understand what happened yesterday, and I still to-day. They don't seem speak the same language me. Mr Attlee, the British Socialist leader, who is attending a conference Asian Socialists in Rangoon, ...
... myself.’’ TALK GIVEN ON PROPAGANDA •'Propaganda in the Conservative Party was the subject of talk given by Mr Gerald Claugh. speaking a meeting of Seaham Harbour Women's Branch of Houghton-le-Spring Conservative Association. Miss M. G. Napier presented whist ...
... other the system i p,||« A o '* «tnds ; . C3hfc*»f SCUNTHORPE FOOTBALL Replay Hopes Pinned To Their Great Defence GENERALLY speaking the football enthusiasts of (j ntHorpe Lincolnshire’s big iron - producing town— are realistic enough to realize that the ...