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... expressed a desire 10 stay in Britain. Others however, like Mr. Dirbasz, hope to be able to make their future in Canada or America. An official of the Devon County Council Welfare Department commented: It is quite likely that if and when some of them leave ...
... pay regular visits to terrl-toi do business Mr Byford's current trip will cover the West Indies north and west of South America the Bahamas United States FARMER FINED FOR SPEEDING TITHE driver of a sports car whose licence already bore one endorsement ...
... Eisenhower. In a statement. Mr. Dulles referred to recent events in the Middle East, which, he said, made it necessary that America should further develop its policies in relation to that area. Nothing in that respect had yet been finalised. Many points ...
... flagrant violation of the Charter of the United Nations, which was splitting the Commonwealth, undermining our friendship with America and our other allies and destroying our moral influence in the world, he says. We had to expose the whole aeries of utterly ...
... lead to common policies and common endeavours that would make Europe as a whole far stronger and far more independent of America especially as far as currency is concerned. All this is not in the slightest incompatible with the idea of fostering closer ...
... Ike faces storm over plan From Bruce Bothwell NEW YORK. Monday. Tll E political stormsi gn als are being hoisted ' in America tonight. In New York Mr. Dulles, U.S. Secretary of State, outlined Mr. Dag liarnmarskjold, -retary - General of the ted Nations ...
... breakfast has for genera tions been a British institution. On the Continent it is the hall-mark of the English guests; in America a legacy that was worth retaining in spite of the Boston tea-party. (With customary energy, they now sell mass-produced varieties ...
... glass from his watch, a pocket magnifying glass from another patient and a knife from the stewardess. In Australia, South America and the United States he found himself equally unable to avoid calls on his skill. The adventures and experiences that he ...
... swarmed about Leicester's Clock t Tower at the midnight hour and lip service was paid to Haley—band- 1 iseder Bill Haley, America's pioneer of Rock . i NO ONE SANG AULD LANG SYNE, OR IF THEY ID, THEY COULD NOT BE HEARD ABOVE THE TEN- s ss.lodsd• WY ...
... EisenhoWer. In a statement. Mr. Dulles referred to recent events in the Middle East, which, he said, made it necessary that America should fuither develop its policies in relation to that area. Nothing in that respect had yet been finalised. Many points ...
... l o cr: c0 1 0 95 h 7_ States troops. if necessans to resist to tar dent relations between Britain and Diplomatic sours — America.' ton see the Mar s It's no good papering the restoring Presentation cracks, he sa:d in an interview States, Bn with the ...
... relations between Britain and America, cables Reuter from Melbourne. ‘lt's no good papering the cracks,” he said in an interview with the Melbourne Herald. The Grand Alliance must restored.” Responsible opinion In America was rapidly coming to that view ...