... award. “Each man and woman can take some measure of pride in their contribution towards this achieve- R fgc LT He went on to speak of the strong responsibility which managements have towards the nation's future, at this moment in our history. ...

... complete relaxation of the present existing working practices within the steel trades in this yard.” Mr Chalmers, ‘who was speak}nx at a Press conference followng the signing of the procedural agreement, which, he said, might well become a model for the ...

... iverance called on ticipation led by th ovement : f nuclear Imost as 1 annibalism pent on wé pent sPifi aterially untries.” Speaking otion, thi hettleston embly earing on The Ame ith an a e should s we are.’ | Amid ch vaded Ti ibetans t ence awa ho threal ...

... SHEILA HUFTEL Gillie all speak with the voice of Mr Sim. He can no more escape his stage personalirt}r than can Margaret Rutherford. Seeing them both in Garrick and Colman’s “The Clandestine Marriage ” which opened The Chichester Festival last week (June ...

... port of Lobito Bay for moving copper exports, the Congolese Foreign Minister, Mr Justin Bom- Boko, said here tonight. He was speaking at a Press conference on arrival at the head of a 39-man mission for talks on Zambia’s transport problems following the %m’l ...

... oreate a realistic world of characters and situations in which such a dream is to be consumated. Young children, generally speaking, have a far higher level of awareness than adults. Roy Brown, author of A SATURDAY IN PUDNEY (159 pp. Illustrated by James ...

... business side of running a dress-house. ; This could later lead to an awful lot of disillusion, said Miss Joanne Brogden, speaking at the summer meeting of the Design Industries Association in London yesterday. Miss Brogden, a lecturer in the fashion school ...

... Primary School. Verse—Choral—Under 10—Kinneil Pmm7 School: under 14—Kinneil Primary School, U t‘fi Study—Oven — Margaret P. umu Speaking—lB and over—Miss M G Speech from Shakespeare—Open—is and :c';-'-“lm—m—!' G 1‘..-‘l and over—Marie s - Davie Society of ...

... world. 3 In a speech to Afrikaner students here, he also expounded ‘again the theme of h.hEmjor speech last night to n'grh:b-speaking students at Cape Town —that humanity should transcend (.!lilf{'erencel of colour or nation- Although his audience today, ...

... Warnock, Elie, Fife, that the Assembly mornlse the need for gnter devolution~ of authority from London to Edinburgh. {24 Speaking fo his amendment, Mr Warnock said: “.Many of us have |given a great many years of thoufht to what extent Scotland should ...

... the whole increase had come from live stock, which accounted for three-quarters of the total marketed output from Scotland. Speaking as a practical live stock protfmer. she stressed that whereas the cost of living rose officially by 89 per cent between 1947 ...

... Mr J. F. Jones’s letter in today’s issue should be challenged. I worked as a seaman for nine years ur until 1960, and 1 can speak with confidence on the conditions under which seamen work. Although it may seem incredible to Mr Jones, whose employees presumably ...