... benefit from any action I take, without taking a risk themselves. Mr. Haddock (49), thinks mo:t of the non-strikers refuse to speak because they are ashamed of stabbing me in the back. Now they are turning a knife in the wound. 930 names in New Year ...

... REFERENCE to visits he had made to hospitals in the Committee’s area over Christmas was made by the Chairman (Mr. H. R, Buck) speaking at yesterday’s meeting of the South-West General Hospitals’ Group Hospital Management Committee held at Saffron Walden. “What ...

... Slovakian who had made 20 trips across the Iron Curtain. wore the to face photographers at Press conference, but removed it to speak to reporters to whom he told a story of underground head-quarters in Czechoslovakia directing the operations of fighters against ...

... from the Organising Secretary. Mr. J. M. Pearce, of Hope Cottage. Market Hill, Clare, Sudbury. Suffolk. The County Public Speaking Contest is to be held Wednesday the 17th March, 1954. RE ALLY good sugar beet season has been experienced far in West Suffolk ...

... is full of surprises and Bletehley's 3-1 win was one of them. able goodwill—free kicks were frequent and the referee had to speak to several players. One player who tried to play football was 17-year-old Nicholls, the Wolverton inside-left, who delighted ...

... college with me before the world war. Later he became a Unitarian minister at York. On at least one occasion I can recall his speaking in the Town Rail for the Reading Co-operative Society. Rupert of Debate G.O.M. of Tilehurst As far as I know, William rwart ...

... contractors. who. in association with two other firms, carry out work all over the country. “ Pretty busy” is very modest term in speaking of the firm’s commitments. for they range from large contracts in connection with the re-building of Coventry cathedral, ...

... ten years when he was presented with a table lighter, the gift of the Board of School Managers Vice - Admiral A. Palmer, speaking on their behalf. said that everyone was very sorry they were losing Mr. Davenall as their Head Master. He and his wife had ...

... he spoke at the open day of the Warwickshire Institute Agriculture at Morcton Morrell. far shows were concerned, generally speaking, the quality and number of entries was far greater than last year, when several of the big events were either cancelled or ...

... their annual dinner, and this Saturday they will hold their party. The domestic staff are to hold their party on January 9th. Speaking of Christmastide at the hospital, the Matron (Miss V. H. Cite)) said that the kindness of friends of the hmpital had done ...

... court that she divorced her first husband in 1948 and re-married last October. She proposed to live in future in Jersey. Speaking oi her two years at Teiscombe Cliffs and Peacehaven, she said she sometimes took both her girls to a dance hall at Brighton ...

... economies could be made, it was Coun. Miss Edith Pitt won the future when it was learned that Mr. announced. The Lord Mayor, speak- Edgbeston by-election with a Phil Hubbard. United States Consul ing at . the Biringham Rotary majority of 10.507 over her ...