... children of a U.S. Consul in Oslo. Roy and the other Austra:ians have made Norway their second home. They have learned to speak the language fluently and have fallen happily into the living customs. Skating bodies, delighted to have the Australians there ...

... night illustrated lectures. Of these. perhaps the most distinctive is the visit of Basil Minchin, who on January 31 is to speak on church music. * * Finally. there are organ recitals. On February 4. Peter Hurford will give the first recital on the organ ...

... clear and opened the door. Although he, witness. looked back he did not see the lights of the bicycle. The injured man did not speak at all afterwards. Thomas Feighoney, of 16. Union Walk, the passenger in the rear seat, said that before opening the door he ...

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... Was charged. Som ers replied: What can I say ? When asked if he would like to question P.C. Grainger, Somers was about to speak when the magistrates' clerk, Mr. M. N. Pell. explained that it was unlikely the same magistrates would be sitting on Tuesday ...

... Rab bi, who is minister of the Liberal Jewish Synagogue. Birmingham. 1 a visiting the city on Sunday. January 10. He will speak at the Bimbo Restaurant on the teachings and practices of Liberal Judaism. Among the points on which liberal Jews differ ...

... Nuneaton Ex-Servicemen's Club was deplored by Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. Hoddell at the annual meeting of the branch last night. Speaking as branch president. reported that £260 had been paid H - oddell made a - plea for goodwill to enable the branch and dub ...

... Nuneaton Ex-Servicemen's Club was deplored by Lieutenant-Colonel T. R. Hoddell at the annual meeting of the branch last night. Speaking as branch president. Lt.-Col. Hoddell made a plea for goodwill to enable the branch and club to be reunited which. he believed ...

... of coalition government in Peking, who criticised the regime during the socalled 100 Flowers period in 1957. They were speaking up in response to a call from Mao Tsetung, the Communist Party leader. He is thought to have wanted to dissipate bitterness ...

... ly deaf and have to shout at one another if our normal conversational gambits are to be heard by those to whom we wish to speak. We shall become a race of shouting maniacs. said Sir Walter. able loss of the total production and eMciency of the nation ...

... also telephoned early I had two more nuisance calls yesterday by a man who told her after midnight. The phone rang, he was speaking for the British Nazi Party. • • Teenage hooliga ns are believed tb be responsi le - for swastikasfound today on' the windows ...

... also telephoned early I had two more nuisance calls yesterday by a man who told her after midnight. The phone rang. he was speaking for the British Nazi Party Teenage hooligans are believed to be responsible for swastikas found today on the windows of six ...