... along with the students could not travel, but, in a last minute hunt. the Queen's representatives found a translator who could speak Russian fluently. To-morrow they fly back to England. PRINCESS MARGARET HAS SLIGHT CHILL Remained in Palace Princess Margaret ...

... “Last chance” of guarantees rebirth of German militari ...

... Hall on Friday. The work to be performed is Haydn's Creation, a noble work though disparaged by some people. Percy Scholes speaks of it as naive and childlike and objections have been raised to the text, founded as it is on quasi-Miltonic verse with ...

... Affairs and Finance, speaking in Lurgan on Saturday, said that as a minimum they required in all branches of the auxiliary services in the town, three to four hundred people. Of this, Civil Defence required 250. The Minister, who was speaking at the opening ...

... differ in many ways from previous postwar Anglo-American economic conferences. This time the British Ministers will not be speaking only for Britain. In the economic ficlds they will be representing the entire British Commonwealth. ' They are bringing with ...

... may be Inantrad fey between the hen» of I a.m. and I a.m. sad I p ma sad 7 p.t•. Lurgan hears recruit appeal by Minister SPEAKING in Lurgan on . Saturday $0 Mr. W. B. Maginess, Minister of Home Affairs, said: We are asking you to enlist in Civil Defence ...

... total 2.034. a slight increase. and in the piano classes, the list of 330 is 27 more than last year. Figures for the verse-speaking section are unchanged at $l5 . Four of the six adjudicators are newcomers to Flattest Mr. Rex Walter' will bear versespeaking ...

... at the door of his house, in full view ot his wife.—Reuter. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, former Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at Normanton, Yorkshire, last night, forecast further cuts in food subsidies jn the next Budget. ...

... Cumberland coal miners for the national rroduction drive was pledged by their leader, Mr. T. Stephenson, yesterday. He was speaking at Workington, at a n::aeeflng of joint consultative committees, convened Dby the| yemorial dedicated—At the even- National ...

... HAD NO CHANCE TO SPEAK Bentley’s father at crime conference ’ The father of Derck Bentley went to a conference on crime and punishment in London on Saturday to ask the Home Secretary a question about his son who was hanged last month for his part in the ...

... Answering questions about the likelihood of • meeting with Stalin. Mr. Churchill said in the British Commons yesterday:— Speaking for myself and H.M. Government I should be quite ready at any time to meet President Eisenhower and Marshal Stalin on basis ...

... asked another aircraftman the same question and got the same reply. Gordon then said: “You lads, being friends of mine, might speak up for me.” In a cafe , On another occasion—in a cafe in Whiteabbey shortly before midnight—Gordon asked another aircraftman ...