... Newcastle Crematorium on Wednesday. Good voltmeter Mr. E. Bates. chief commercial &Boer of the North-Eastern Electricity Board. speaking of the Board's efforts to meet an ever increasing power cbeina.nd ,by reinforcement work said: I 'don't think we can look ...

... difference—not Nauonal Union of Railwaymen ysics. many modern receiver, used in the old cat's wh istener for Februa: a ve. 90 Lo speak been “crystal- probed fina the proper A small co-ordinating ised.” because. in the electrical 8=6They are very re ‘committee ...

... ton Sail inderground at Easing. on Jan 1 Tee who died Jan 12 Your his wife. tery. . accompanied b He aerd | name we often speak of and ow the priest-in-charge of Lyne late yeare Elinora only cbild of the thoughts in y. to we mouth. the Rev A C Beniams ...

... JOBSON Our Fd-toe SHEED are making very good prices at the fat- stock auctions but these encouraging returns are generaliy speaking not benefiting the hal) farmers. Nearl. all their surplus stock was of at the 4 hm wa Mast Important that the date stemps ...

... it while he was away. Last night the dog fretted for its master. Thirty-year-old Mr. Davies. described es a decent boss, speaks with a South Country accent. For a time he lived in a caravan, but then converted a stable and barn at Cramlingtor. Station ...

... them : total armors, completely usalike. Yet they write is the same terms—almost eche each other's words. Strangers rarely speak with one voice, but here they all anderine the worth of Samategen. / have been troubled with my nerves for about ten years ...

... the Evening Chronicle. Within a matter of days they were inundated wi replies. Between 250 and SOO th _ people applied. rade speak for themseives. That's why mere mere North-East Mg Ems, individual members at the ratm,rely en the Emote( le and its first-rate ...

... their cent | ; ould be reduced by 6d brary Comm: wold || an invitation to take part in) echeme spunsored by the Eng- | th - Speaking Union of the { ommonwealth exchange with America to bring understanding.” About 100 books would be lent | Wha teh ARS Se ...

... Haltwhlstle. It would be more in the interest of the miners to get the present coal position into true perspective than to speak et ghost towns and emigration to Australia. The present over-production of coal Is not peculiar to Great Britain. It is common ...

... mouth grammar school pupils yesterday hada lessonon Success.’ Their teacher” was Miss N Hall Ripon who was College princ.pal speaking at Tynemouth High School's 55th Speech Day She said “The first obvious ti thing about success is that There are few means ...

... was one of the most popular officers in the Durham Light Infantry. Mr. A. L Jones, former Company- Quarter Master Sergeant. speaks for many in offering a 'warn, tribute.. Dr. Scott was the medical officer of tht fth Battalion in the First War and gained ...

... hall-fellow-well-m summit conference expert—a man of only 4¢ M to be his new Ambassador to Britain. The nam So who is marrt speaks perfect Eng)! and has veen in the Dn atl Poreign Service since 1941 Mr Malik’s new duties aS Canherra He learned = where he ...