... speclfic. I ought to have made of the General Council for it more clear that when Mr that. Churchill speaks on these economic problems he speaks WITH ONE VOICE with one voice for the people of Mr. O'Brien recalled Corn- Britain. The people of America ...

... He will visit India and Pakistan. During his stay in Karachi. Mr. Attlee will be the guest of the Governor-GeneraL lie will speak at a public dernoitstraon organised by the Pakistan Federation of Labour- Resignation of Sir William Dugdale The directors ...

... on in the New Year. After wishing everyone a prosperous voyage. he added: I hope all will go greatly to bind the English-speaking world and the great republic on the other side of the world. Mr. Churchill had dined in his cabin with his family. Sir Roger ...

... 1840-' i Banking with Grindlays is a tradition '' our family For nearly quarter Grindlays been iamily bankers much in that one speaks of family-solicitors Family recur on our books through four and five generations marginal example typical Although Bank is ...

... councillors bad felt very thankful they were in committee when discussing some of them. Also, members would not feel they could speak so freely in the presence of the Press. Welfare chief is appointed Mr. H. T. Salter was yesterday appointed Chief Welfase Officer ...

... part in a brief New Year service of dedication. , _ _ _ _ They heard their District Commissioner. Councillor Harry Weston. speak of the local association's plans for the future. and saw him present to the Rev. R. J. M. Collins, their Free Church chaplain ...

... to-day to take part in a brief New Year service of dedication. They heard their District Commissioner. Councillor Harry Weston, speak of the local, association's plans for the, future. and saw him Collins. to! the Rev. R. J. M. Collins. their, Free Church chaplain ...

... on in the New Year. After wishing everyone a prosperous voyage, he added: I hope all will go greatly to oind the English-speaking world CELEBRATIONS ABROAD Whatever the anxieties and fervent hopes with which the people of the world face 1953. they greeted ...

... call for the relntroductlon of corporal punishment made yesterday by Capt W E J Barlow chairman of Halesowen magistrates Speaking a meeting of Halesowen Rotary Club after an address SMrs McNeill on the work of the jward League of Prison Reform Capt Barlow ...

... Forster writes with the air of man who values privacy He rooms at old Cambridge College King's mx Read Just courageous in speaking mind on the duty of writers and artists to society has led a more varied life— as poet Assistant Keeper of the Victoria and ...

... there 7.. as pressure of accornmodst:od at .he George Eliot Hospita! and there was n 3 bed available at present. _ Normally speaking is this the class of case you cater for at George It is not a class of came for Manor Hospital?—No. Questioned further, witness ...

... great mam disabled persons whoa only organised mouth-piece the Legion. I get the impression that we are, least figuratively speaking, petted tha bead by most politicians when we carry out our normal benevolent activities and deplored when venture into public ...