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... 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 ...
... they cried out to God to do everything for them. Here is His reply: “Wherefore crlest thou unto me to? He said to Moses, “Speak thou unto the children of Israel that they go forward.” (Exodus xxiv, 15). Hard as it sounded In their ears, it was a reasonable ...
... Heron “BRING A WOMAN’S FAITH” riTHE Queen to-day made history when she became the first woman ever to be allowed to speak on a Marae, the sacred Maori courtyard. Weather forecast Both she and the Duke of Edinburgh were made paramount chiefs of the ...
... com- sented Central Ward since June ■: 14, 1944, and is one of the most popular town councillors with a capacity for plain speaking and presenting a case with lucidity. His interest in education led to his choice as vicechairman of the Education Committee ...
... December 30. His car had crashed into a pedestrian barrier nearby. P.C. John Halles approached the box and heard Johnson speaking Into the phone. His speech was “rather thick,” and he was unsteady on his feet when he stepped out. Johnson told the Court ...
... our biggest sources of income was Egypt, but because of the recent political trouble, we cannot arrange holidays there. Speaking of the days when some people used to take three or four weeks' holiday abroad, Mr Collins observed; That has been killed ...
... people is you print, therfiews we don’t want. We are sick of reading about Gilbert Hardings bronchitis. You don’t mind my speaking plainly, do you, dear? ’• Not at all, dear 1 replied. ...
... But the light is amber not red, Mr J. P. L. Thomas, First Lord of Admiralty, said in Newcastle last night. f- Mr Thomas was speaking to . . , reporters at a 15-minute Press dlzed to meet foreign competiconference after talks with tion, Mr Thomas pointed ...
... Government would face up to the question of compensation for fanners arising out of mining subsidence. Mr Williams, who was speaking at the annual dinner of Durham County Branch of the N.P.U.. said it would be wrong of him to detail any way in which the ...
... Chart and Interlude. 8.35: News- Science Survey. 11.9: News. ree’. 50. Animal, Vegetable. Mineral 6.20; Tabic Terris. 10.0: Speaking of Music 10 15. News. LIGHT PROGRAMME J.*! May Introduce. JJO; Record* 3.45: Muilc. 4.15: Mrs Dale. «.3t; Silver Lining 4 ...
... Dunkirk, Caen. Rector, the Rev. W. S. T. Arnhem or in Burma, what Wright, thinks it an opportune would have happened? time to speak on the history To those who have forgotten of the centuries-old church. I ouote Laurence Binyon. On February 3. at 7.30 m. ...
... in 1950. MONEY TALK Members of the North-Eas' eoast branch the Chartered Institute of Secretaries will hear Mr C. M. Rait speak on The Work of the Finance House in 'he Bolbec Hall conference room. West gate Road, Newcastle, Wednesday. ...