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... the Lion will be translated and the book put on sale. Shaw himself provided that such a book be sent free to all British-speaking libraries in the world-13,000 of them. All the winners adopt the system of writing from left to right and continuing from ...
... that 15 was too young to throw boys and girls into the jungle of post-school life. Mr. E. H. Goddard, of Aske's. London. speaking on the shortage of teachers. said some grammar school staffs discouraged boys from becoming teachers. The way university ...
... the Lion will be translated and the book put on sale. Shaw himself provided that such a book be sent free to all British-speaking libraries in the world-13.000 of them. All the winners adope the sYsctern of writing from left to right and continuing ...
... that 15 was too young to throw boys and girls into the jungle of post-school life. Mr. E. H. Goddard. of Aske's. London. speaking on the shortage of teachers, said some grammar school staffs discouraged boys from becoming teachers. The way university ...
... 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 ...
... weeks were particularly unfair to working people who had to pay peak price, sometimes a third more than in June or September. Speaking of a wonderful holiday year ahead. Mr. Smyrk said that at least 10 times as many British people went to resorts in this ...
... weeks were particularly unfair to working people who had to pay peak price, sometimes a third more than in June or September. Speaking of a wonderful holiday year ahead. Mr. Smyrk said that at least 10 times as many British people went to resorts in this ...
... ' TAKE-OVERS CAN APPLY TO FARMS' N.F. . Official Speaks of Risks of Contract Farming By Our Agricultural Reporter KENNETH BELL Col. J. D. Wilson, deputy president of the National Farmers' Union, gave a plain warning at Stafford yesterday that the business ...
... a radio log book. The last entry had not been completed. From the radio call prefix it appeared Mr. Hollinshead had been speaking •to someone in Rhodesia. Apparently he was in touch with people all over the world. said Sergeant Roberts. Mr. W. 0. Mawson ...
... The willingness of teenagers 7 get together and plan their Youth club; with their atmoney on the lines of seen on the air speaks to my mind, for the Pact this programme has a de on what is recognised secret garden as the least-interested section of the ...
... the Lion will be translated and the book put on sale. Shaw himself provided that such a book be sent free to all British-speaking libraries in the world-13.000 of them . All the winners adopt the system of writing from left to right and continuing from ...
... weeks were particularly unfair to working people who had to pay peak price, sometimes a third more than in June or September. Speaking of a wonderful holiday year ahead. Mr. Smyrk said that at least 10 times as many British people went to abroad. There ...