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... United States. But his own church is wellfilled on Sundays and has a thriving Sunday School. But he adds: Theologically speaking, too many of our people are biblical backwoodsmen. As for anti-Communism. which one expects to And. It is here of coarse ...
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... of some description I V' • •••••- In an interview with the Guardian Mr. Ford enlarged upon his suggestion. All our own Speaking immediate past 'president of the Chamber and as editor of the chamber's monthly bulletin. Mr. Ford said his views might not ...
... Croydon Council. several members asked what were the objections raised by those who requested a referendum. May one objector speak for himself ? The simple question raised by the Croydon Bill is this: Do people want the Corporation to have more power over ...
... Worcester, speaking in Evesham on Remembrance Day. The calf is frisky enough at the moment but it is the strangest thing have ever We are so bound up with red tape that it is impossee to work sometimes. —Mr. A. lomford, of South Littleton, speaking about ...
... will introduction in by in particular use of technique bring of choice but costly within the of ordinary over of nurery have speaking rapidly the living noticeably of almost every other it that wages will rise if only to spread the right sort of into this ...
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... In denting with two families %ship toive revolved notices to quit fr their Innittordn. ..r two before this was p..smible. Speaking through an interpreter, Mrs. Efrenii said she gave the youths drinks after they agreed to become members next time they visited ...
... the city for two years First a children’s nurse and later as an assistant in one of-the stores Born in Dublin Una learnt to speak fluent Gaelic at school This vivacious Irish girl has found the pull of her mother country too great She misses the beautiful ...
... motion was overwhelm| ingly carried. The ex-Chairman _of the Association, Mr. M. M. Wiles, D;,‘dn’;’ho“:gfid..?’cx{;if'la speaking _from the platform, || pirandello is about a sch‘:woly denied that such a measure w:s nyaster O matrios & YOURS giri necessary ...
... hope of house themselves: but as older ccntinued peace and prosperity, people cannot usually get mortand rather too narrow to speak , gages. let council dwellings be only of the local problems of rry I available for them and mainown constituency. Joined on ...