... PLAIN SPEAKING «Surrender inconceivable e “To me it is inconceivable that the free peoples would meekly s:rrender their liberty without a fight, whatever the consequences.” (Conservative cheers). After Mr Emrys Hughes (Lab. Ayrshire S.) had interjected: ...

... INTER-PLANETARY PARLIAMENT The Voice Elect speaks at Usher Hall warned us that the tape recording we “Flying Saucers and Space Shipfi! y BY A STAFF REPORTER were ‘oi{!g %Jy..rflc‘:“(h:t we $O ing dramatic- o o proclaimed the poster, adding s : L ctnde ...

... BRIGHTON: JUDGE SPEAKS OF ‘COMMON PURPOSE’ Trial may end to-day In the first stage of his summing-up during the final hour of yesterday’s hearing of the Brighton Police conspiracy trial at the Central Criminal Court, London, the judge, Mr Justice Dqnovan ...

... RENT ACT RIOT AT LONDON MEETING Platform fighting as Brooke tries to speak CHAIRS USED AS WEAPONS Mr Henry Brooke, Minister of Housing, was the centre of a near-riot when a meeting which he was attempting to address at Holborn, London, last night, broke ...

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... speaking at the European Indusirial Conference which opened yesterday at Church House, Westminster. PE i A ¥ V‘V%U'fz i e );@ R i 1 SRRt } f( A\ M. Robert Schuman ...

... Francis Fogarty, irector-general of the English - Speaking Union of the Commonwealth, were at Dartmouth House to-day to discuss plans for the conference in Ottawa next October of “the English-speaking peoples of - the world.” Dr Coolidge and Sir Francis ...

... Coolidge to regret that on this occasion he will be unable to visit Scotland.and the three branches there of the English- Speaking Union. He emphasised what to him is the supreme importanee of getting ordinary men and women to know better their opposite ...

... Russians for some agreement on disarmament by stages, said Mr Sandys. Mr Khrushchev was a plain speaking man, he said, and would not be put off by plain speaking. ...

... draft over it lasted minutes. Andrew had been told to speak for not ‘nm than five minutes. He found it very difficult to cut his draft, but after much sweating he got it down to 33 minutes. By speaking very quldl{ he reckoned that he could reduce it still ...

... not very much mind, so to speak, what action.” If nothing were done it would become more difficult to deal with, and it would be claimed by some the practice had become a part of the life of the country. “As far as 1 can speak for the Church, there is ...