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... Road Crematorium 11.55 am. IN MEMORIAM Sweetest memorl of my dear hatcaniCiaaTil;:WO died Jan. 1. 1957. I hide my tea when I speak your name. but the ache in my beset retrains Vie same. Will always be remembered by bye loving to Margaret. eons. daughters ...
... English should' be made a compulsory subject in every examination, saying be would include an oral examination in effective speaking. The death in London was announced today of Lady HankeY.l wife of Sir Robert Hankey. British Ambassador to Sweden since 1954 ...
... a Crime. B.2s—Sportsview. • o—' Big Guns '—play. o.3o—The Forgotten Island film. 10. o—News. 10.15—Early to Braden. 10.45—Speaking Personally—talk 11. o—News Summary followed b Weather and Close. North Home Service 434 metres (692 kcs) 211 metres (1.151 ...
... 30. (4.34 m) The Eye-Witness, (261 m) Ulster Farm: 12.55. Weather: 1.0. News; 1.10. BBC Northern Orchestra; 2.0. Frankly Speaking: 2.30. International Players; 3.0. MY Flesh. My Blood play; 4.30. Any ATIIIWIffSt Light: 6.45-6.50 (1.500 m). Shipping ...
... Say xf Uaf •.46—(434m) Reflections ri Music; 1261 m) Up Agailmet It. 10.16--_(2611n) One Man's Bungs- _ 1 10.116-- Frankly Speaking. (8.5). The star of tonight's programme is Ginger Rogers. Race for Life (8.30) is a drama of the sea, in which the crew a ...
... had that any change in Bank rate Speaks his mind is formally decided upon. When the meeting is over, To the select few, he 15 Mr. Mullen, the Government known as a man who is never broker, escorted by a mesafraid to speak his mind. This senger in pink uniform ...
... strength out of the conviction of men who had fought, under the appalling conditions of trench warfare that it was necessary to speak with a united voice if they were not to be thrown upon the scrap heap HELPING OUT But even under the c!,anged conditions of ...
... Later salaries essential facts quickly and thoroughly; ability to think may reach 01,000 and often logically and write and speak considerably more when in clearly and expressively; a n - sand rtne 'ship or independent deep interest in people as in- pr ...
... g the pass level of the various GCE examining bodies while ietaining choice cf studies. Mr. J. J. Currie, of Middlesex, speaking of serious differences between different examining boards, said: One headmaster presented 28 candidates to one examining ...
... ON 2.3. Winner trained by T. F. Rienell. Shipowners `had burden too long • itirß. A. S. Witherington, presi- AN•a• dent, speaking at today's meeting in Newcastle of the Tyneside Chamber of Commerce, declared that shipowners have had to shoulder the whole ...
... Because of the housing situation the only way to get a home had been to get a new houSe and this meant a large mortgage. Speaking of the first offence, Walker said: The temptation was there and in a loose moment I succumbed to it Regarding the £l5 he ...
... very dear. He could not ma f ' % remember the road war d e n a wait a military escort when he • • eamed ore Tynemouth • i l speaking to him. magistrates tod bef ay I II 0 t •• • Frigate to pay official ,• 1411 \ Look mummy. €. i visit to North Shields. ...