... British yards It showed the Government were proposing-to make progress with the. Geddes Report Mr Paul Bryan (C., Howden), speaking on the clause to abolish licences for selling stamps, expressed fears that the number of postamamp thefts might increase ...

... selective emplxmnt tax late on Wednesday night, “infringed the rights of minorities because 'some members still wished to ‘speak. 1 1 Th are prepared to divide the zuu on this issue if they deem it necessary. ...

... Travellers’ Cheques speak every language ...

... of the committee on Tuesday. County Convener Mr Peter Walker told the members that as Dr Mclntyre was present and wished to speak to the members it was best that this be done in private. He added that Dr Mclntyre had informed him that she was not too keen ...

... -4--- Tam Defends Tax At the end of an all-night sitting in the House of Commons, the M.P. for West Lothian, Tam Dalysll, speaking at 5.30 a.m. on Tuesday, defended the Selective Employment Tax. Pointing to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Callaghan ...

... repair claims are spiralling due to a rise in garage wages and the introduction of the payroll tax. Mr Sandilands, who was speaking at the association’s annual meeting. forecast that this may soon be reflected in rate adjustments by ost insurers. Work is ...

... Viet-Nam they not eo-m:o in getting Government b through the Commons. This could mean that certain balgbbenchent lmlght be mfld speak a on legislation, so dm its passage through the House. lomubbotveen Mr Herbert ‘Bowden, Leader of the House, ‘and some Left-wingers ...

... British hospitals make no attempt to create the kind of atmosphere which 18 essential to the happiness and tranquillity (not to speak of the latent therapeutic resources) of the sick child. Violent reaction Even adults are frightened or depressed by hospitals ...

... the group,” and the particular achievement of “Invisible man” is that it not only speaks for Negroes but that, in the novel’s final words, “on the lower frequencies, I speak for you.” Over the past dozen years, sections of Ellison’s forthcoming novel have ...

... ve as only to find that escapism is also James Baldwin) for his group, less than satisfactory At first Ellison refuses to speak for anyreading the nove] seems a cata- ©One other than himself or to Wof the adverse experiences assume any purpose other than ...

... would come to me sooner I could save so many!” But alas! there are even today many who refuse to face early symptoms and only speak of them when it is already too late, Perhaps it may help such people to read olun actual exwm. from moment of discov of suspicious ...

... revived, dates from 1405. §’ SELKIRK——A small boy cranes his neck round the arm of a friendly policeman as Her Majesty pauses to speak to some of the children lining the street in the centre of the town where a crowd of over 2000 people were gathered to weicome ...