... be altered and the name of Sir Norman Strange subs:itutod. In his sp2cch. Sir Norman said : It is not a very easy thing to speak on an afternoon like this, but I know that the brothers Julian and Henry Brooke would not want us to mourn for them. They ...

... no definite meaning. It was necessary that the fruits of higher lpmductlvlty should be spread over all classes of workers. Speaking of the reports of the Cohen Council, the Professor said that the Council's analysis of the problem was partly right, and ...

... not be discussed. When the minutes of the Education Committee were called. Councillor McCullough indicated that he wished to speak on the subiect. The old hobby-horse, my Lord Mayor, he said. The Lord Mayor. Alderman Cecil McKee—''l'm afraid I can't allow ...

... the 1939-45 war. ‘They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old.” Sir Norman said: “It is not a very easy thing to speak on an afternoon like this, but I know that the brothers Julian and Henry Brooke would not want us to mourn for them. They ...

... Elliot, one of M.P. for South Belfast , the new Peeresses. and Sir John Maud, his comments had a tothe-point quality that speaks well for the way • classical scholar looks at problems of to-day, Display in foyer HAS C.E.M.A. found the citycentre art gallery ...

... Viscount Mont-l gomery on Saturday officially installed the Luneburg' Heath! Memorial at the Rtgal Milltary‘ Academy, Sandhurst. Speaking into the same microphone which had been on the table in his tent on Luneburg Heath when he read the surrender terms to the ...

... —Yours. &c., ANGRY UNDERGRADUATES. [This cone-gmdenco is now closed.—Editor B.N.L.] ULSTER TRANSPORT Sir—Sir Basil M‘Farland, speaking in Londonderry at the opening of a new wing in the City Hotel on Friday. is reported to have condemned those who criticise ...

... Londonderry was only one of Mr. Rafton Pounder (Windsor) 2 number of tragic examples. proposed a resolution from his After speaking of people fostermmumfimmm this industrial unrest,” he mmmmmfimfle‘: “What is being done to 65 per cent. grant given to volun- ...

... ‘uridical niceties, mut “Berlin itself and a whole lot more.” Earlier diplomats, film stars and foreign guests heard Herr Brandt speaking at the opening of the new luxurious Hilton Hotel, when he declared: “We are a free people here in Berlin and no power on ...

... space to it depended largely on advertisements in English. The only given reason he could find for instructing English - speaking children in Welsh was that the Welsh language ought to be preserved, but that, he contended, was not an educational object ...

... the Russian people thought we still lived in times as de•rribed in his books, he said. When Mr. Gooding told an Rnglish-speaking Russian of the free education and hospital treatment inlayed bore hp said she lust wouldn't believe him. While he thourht ...

... Ulster-Great Britain price gap needs investigation Speaking at a week-end school organised by the Civil Service Clerical Association at Bangor, Professor C. F. Carter, head of the department of Economics at Queen's University, Belfast, stressed the need ...