... Haitians, urucuhnfi of the middle class, in the United States and in France—Haiti was formerly a French colony and the inhabitants speak that language. Haiti independence in 1804, m.!fio(xh slave revolt had made the position of the French settlers virtually untenable ...

... for old folk were - criticised last night by Dame Jean Roberts, chairman of Cumbernauld ‘Deveiopment Corporation. S R L ; Speaking “at .an exhibition showing plans for the £2 million redevelopment .of Cumbernauld village, she said: “ Unlike most local ...

... worthy man. . On lookout always for budding executives. e Minimum age 20. G.C.E. standard. w 7 Iffriends say: Intelligent; speak well; look good ; 3 : should be Sales Representative. 4o - Thenwrite: Age; education; all jobs done. s * 'TSR/40. May be last ...

... high unemployment. Speaking to the Labour trade urion group of M.UP.s, the Chancellor emphasised that fresh investment incentives would be highly selective, but gave no hint of their timing. The fact that he went out of | his way to speak of them to this ...

... the _crucial _ meeting on Sunday, : August 7. “They spoke first and each of them spoke as if it: was ‘a. festival of public speaking,” :Brechin says. - “ When I saw the applause and support they were getting . from - the - coloured -countries, it had me ...

... last - year, : public..anxiety had expressed : ‘tself ‘in. massive petitions = all. over = the country. (Labour :shouts. of * Speak for yourself™). ..' - .: ~-.The effect -of the callous murder of-three policemen at Shepherd’s -Bush’_had focused attention- ...

... ~‘work :.with .electricity - and educational - authori: tles.” Applicants should bave organ:i-ing ability, experience of speaking An-public and some knowledge of domestic uses of electricity. A clean driving ‘licence is essential and a ‘car_will be provided ...

... giving -evidence -in the ' trial ‘of three other doctors -accused of -aiding in the deaths of lhousdhdqufJaa'tients.‘.}r S ‘Speaking: during “the trial -of Dr: -Aquilin- . Ullrich, - Dr. -Klaus Andruweit - and. “Dr - Heinrich 'Bunke, Dr: 'Bohne, who admitted ...

... Mr S. D. Musson, for 1965, fubluhed today and available from the Stationery Office for 4s 6d. Friendly .societies, broadly speaking, are mutual insurance societies in which the members subscribe for provident benefits, in particular, sickness, death, endowment ...

... Asso¢iation,. said -last’ night that earnings of | ‘the '_average .professional . golfer were. “appallingly low.” = .- o~ . Speaking at the P.G.A.’s annual dinner: .at . Grosvenor ' House, London; Lord Derby said: “ Golf is booming, but it is not boomirx ...

... sheep farmer -in-Inverness-shire. Times may have been good- for Giles, lately, but 'nothing has shaken ‘his determination to speak the truth as he sees it. : . Shifting a little in his rocking chair- to - which, despite success, he still. precariously clings ...

... market in steel shares, thus creating a situation in which they could not but win, and the shareholders could not but lose: Speaking while the Commons: Standing Committee on the Iron and Steel Bill - were dis‘cussing ‘compensation for ‘the vesting of “securities ...