... games.?get t'gnb: lopvportunlties ywhich this on the field and work in school can give.” gardens were suspended, classes Speaking of the Crowder report, could be found at work in the(pr Smith emphasised that pupils oddest of places. ;_|should continue ...

... of their tribulation. The Lord Jesus Christ considered this as riches, and promised a crown of life to their overcomers. Speaking at the Sunday evening service, Mr. S. McCrea, the-assistant minister, chose the text “So teach us to number our days that ...

... Rama Chandra. MOST CUTS REDUCED God Shiva She comes from Bombay and he -- comes from South India. Nina N. Asian Club could speak fluent English PER Id. Le So I gather two or three • experts round me each year or and together we travel the / We will hold ...

... VIVIAN of Meriden, and a hospitable Welsh welcome from Mr. and Mrs. David Bryn Jones, of Hollyberry Hall Farm. who still speak their musical native tongue though they left Carmarthenshire 26 years ago. It was as farm bailiff that Mr. Jones first came ...

... man about tbe theft of two gallons of pertain. Before the court was Harry Webb, of 4, Thornton Road, Littli Canfield, and speaking In his own defence he esid: •• sort of thing has happened before. I I have been seen here, there and everywhere where I have ...

... chosen for the trial they are of county class” Three of the nine given first-time chance Alan O'Brien David Barber and John Speak stars of top-of-the-league South Manchester emphasised their claims for consideration O'Brien 24 goalkeeper the have had seasons ...

... After 14 years’ service they have become experienced Parliamentarians, well-informed and fluent. At last they get a chance to speak for the party. They include men like Mr. Ge:x'rlj‘z; Lhtl‘;\xnd‘ Mr. Fred Peart, Mr. Bob Mellish and Mr. Kenneth Robinson, ...

... BUM TODAY Qazi Abdul Nabi speak on Collective System of Zakat in Islam at the Jamie Tale Shah. Chamber Lane Road. at p.m. • • Dars-i-Quran by Maulana Niaal in Jamia Mtisjid, Shamnagar, Chauburji, after 4 111aglirlb' prayers ...

... ration to pay much attention to strangers. Nuzzling affectionately in search of liquid refreshment the burly 'Oxo'—technically speaking a • Hereford- Friesian cross—nearly up-ended Ihis diminutive foster mother. an Aberdeen Angus cross. What 'Oxo' really wanted ...

... the ' s ' !V weathervane which was already in its Mace ot honour. General Election results were announced with, generally speaking, improved Tory - . •-•-• NovEmBER matoritics in the area. • • • The Oueen's Own Royal • West Kent Regiment returned ILTOVEMBER ...

... British Empire. Mr. Meacham. mstches. An argument followed and Mr A L. Baker ichairman of the The Q ueen ' s Police Medal is Speaking about the decline in the boss mid the others that if they Housing Committeyt said the: they worship. awardedto Mr. N. W. ...

... man, who has founded s!deral culture; rnd literary bodies interested In International ca-operation. In 1910 he League. in Speaking Un Peop!e's Association 1918 the ion. and :ate chief interests ha Br:tish-Arnerican 1 4 :airman of snce 1 Brookeb arned the ...