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... good supervision at all levels. This is the view of Mr. I. A. F. Macfarlane. factory manager of Gallaher's Ltd.. Belfast.. Speaking -in Belfast Mr. Macfarlane. who was giving the eighth In a series of 14 lectures on management training, organised by the ...
... that his stomach illness was definitely not cancer and that Mr. Bevan would completely recover. Mr. Gaitskell is on a speaking tour of the United States and Canada. The empties clamed as 4.1111ba. of gelignite exploded at the Milken, Br's., Ltd. quarry ...
... the world with great interest, he declared. The Lord Mayor said everyone had admired the parade earlier in the day and, speaking as a gunner, he particularly admired the brisk step. ;:- Some of us may try to move the parade on the Twelfth of July at ...
... by this country in a trade advantage given or main. tained. We are not suppliants at anybody's table. Mr. Lemass, who was speaking at Limerick, said it was their view that trade between Britain and Eire could be expanded both ways, and ideas they put forward ...
... may have altered since, but what happened my live microphone for what seemed hours and must have been minutes. I couldn't speak. I couldn't dear my throat. I . couldn't creak my chair—otherwise I should have projected myself into the London news. I manapd ...
... `Better to restate Party's aims' MR. ALAN BIRCH, general secretary of the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers, speaks to-day of a greater danger than any that might arise from an attempt to restate the Labour Party's aims in modern terms. The ...
... the secretaryship of the National Trust. and be was also for some years honorary vecretary the local branch of the Roglish- Speaking Union. At the National Trust he was responsible forro administ pert a growing list of pies with the help of the Ulster Land ...
... materials. The hobby he refers to is simply boot and shoe repairing. For two months a group of eight boys have sat, so to speak, at the stool of Mr. James Adams, a voluntary helper. Mr. Adams at first used his own equipment entirely, but the club now ...
... opportunity of meeting Mr. Nattenje tomorrow evening at a special after-church event to be held in 8.8. House, when he will speak about developments and prob:ems in his country. Fortieth Belfast Company (Jennymount Methodist Church) is now 50 years old ...
... Ballinderry Unionists that the Ulster M.P.s are keeping the Ulster viewpoint constantly before the Ministers at Westminster. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Ballinderry Unionist branch last night. Mr. Knox Cunningham gave details of the work done by ...
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... Mrs. Cecil V. Smylie. president of the Disabled ex- Servicemen's Association. at the Association's annual dinner in BeMitt Speaking in Robinson and Cleaver's Restaurant. she said: I believe work on the foundations of the memorial will be started this year ...