... coloured labour was taken at the beginning of 1954 after considerable controversy. The committees report says: Generally speaking, the coloured workers have given the department satisfactory service and the public has been favourably impressed with the ...

... coloured labour was taken at the beginning of 1954 after considerable controversy. The committee's report says: Generally speaking, the coloured workers have given the department satisfactory service and the public has been favourably impressed with ' ...

... Clark said last night: I think ' Coventry ' is a pernicious form of fight, but it does not affect me. I have no wish to speak to the men who have ' sent me to Coventry.' Missing Birmingham Girl's Description Birmingham Police last night issued' this ...

... and Kenneth Macgowan, L.C.C. Peter Pan (Scala). A Prosperous Nam Year for such Must offer rather less than much Materially speaking—tho' Their spiritual riches grow. The realist can but admire Respectfully the martyr's fire And wonder (judginy th past) ...

... coloured labour was taken at the beginning of 1954 after considerable controverter The committee's report says: Generally speaking, the coloured workers have given the department satisfactory service and the public has been favourably impressed with the ...

... Ist. EDITION Preserving the Language of Children Speaking yesterday, at the London conference of educational associations, on the language of children, Mr. Hugh Lyon, a former headmaster of Rugby School, suggested that the free democracies might be ...

... Iscariot' (play In verse). 4.35 Der Rosenkavalier is comedy for music in three acts). 5.50 A Poet of ENV (Richard Murphy speaks about W. B Vests). 6.10 Der Rosenkavallar (Act 2). 7.15 New and Old Canadians (talk by 1. 0 The Critics. 1.45 Sunday Symphony ...

... Mr. Baker, speaking from the platform, said it was unfortunate that Coun. Rees had made that statement. Any discussion on the question he had raised should take place in private session. The subject was then dropped. Alderman's Appeal Speaking at the Trades ...

... conference at Oxford yesterday. • - Sir John. president of the society. and an ex-president of the British Association, was speaking on Science and its Social Consequences. Another point he made was that with the increased use of the electronic factories ...

... president of the Erdington Old Age Pensioners' Association and chairman of the Birmingham Public Opinion Action Association, is to speak in support of Mr. Prescott at a meeting at College Road Spools on Wednesday evening. He said yesterday that he had agreed to ...

... so gross as to constitute a definite danger to the health of the community. The Sanitary Inspector. Mr. S. C. Whitehead, speaks of prejudice and Ignorance of food hygiene which has yet to be overcome. Washing-up processes in cafe do not receive the attention ...

... you last week. but Gilbert Harding has been to see me and I am not frightened of you any more. You are tall and handsome and speak broken English but you don't frighten me now. At the end of the programme. Mr. Hyde White guessed correctly the occupation ...