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... the middle classes of Great Britain in maintaining high standards of Government was stressed by Professor Gilbert Murray, speaking to the Le Play Society at Oxford on Saturday, the eve of his eighty-ninth birthday. “One of the troubles throughout Europe ...
... bridge the gap with their enthusiasm and fine backing-up. On Saturday every one of the eight pulled his weight so well, so to speak, in this New Year revel that it was difficult to mark anyone as sl&fularly outstanding, Even though conceding weight against ...
... “SOS” bemi) sent to the President by Milovan Djilas, “rebel” poli:)iician protesting about restrictions on m. Mr Popovic. speaking for President Tito at a Press conference, said he regretted that in some western countries much was being made ot the case ...
... Earl Jowitt will preside at a discussion on Charles Dickens and his work. Mr Charles Chaplin comes to London in February to speak at the Dickens Fellowship birthday dinner. He will hear that the fellowship has been successful in raising £lO,OOO to endow ...
... Do the French speak too quickly for you? Many visitors to France who have leamt French at school find they cannot understand mote than an odd word or two of French people’s conversation. It is all too fast to follow. The reason is that their ears are ...
... agricultural marketing, is an unwilling tribute to the success of the Government’s abolition of rationing. The Socialists speak of restrictions on consumers as a thing of the past, not because they have lost faith in controls and regulations, but because ...
... means that many producuons have been made in the new echniques which involve large screens, he is probably right, but when he speaks about “ everythiig being more expensive,” I think it is as well to point out that the number of pictures produced has been ...
... Roy.” P.S.—lncidentally, in a series of prog:ammcs which was so trumgleted forehand, why should not ugh Miller be made to speak with an Easter Ross, ta,nd Robert Dick with a Caithness accen ...
... As a pupil of the Flora Stevenson School she used to play silently but happily with the other children. Now, of course, she speaks impeccable English, and the difficulty is to ensure that she is not allowed to lors]et her Chinese background. She still receives ...
... PRODUCTION OF THE SPEAKING VOICE—Mr J. C. NEWLANDS recelves Ny L R Phone 41212, o orals SHORTHAND.—Day or Evenint Classes. CHARLES FINDLAY,” A.C.T.S., 8 Eyre Crescent. RBYP 4744 e ...
... external aid or tuition have turned the illumination of their intellects upon the mysterious secrets of the universe. But let him speak for himself. While working at Niddrie, near Edinburgh, as ;a Loumeyman mason, he describes how he imagined himself as a Lilliputian ...
... weapons would make navies unnecessary was made last night in London by Mr J. P. L. Thomas, Fir:t Lord of the Admiralty. ) ) Speaking at a dinner given by the Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness-Makers to members of the Board of Admiralty, Mr Thomas ...