... 30 years. Lord Shinwell said that he thought many people would be startled when they knew the story of what went on then. Speaking on the BBC radio, he said: I think when the full story of the transactions of the Attlee Cabinet are disclosed, and there ...

... utterruin (6) 31 Effective way of talk• ing (7) 32 A social worker makes an early start in- normal circumstances (7) 33 A way of speaking to be expected in shoe shops (6) 34 Dental trouble one worries about (6,) DOWN 2 Consort to obta part of Canada (7 3 If I ...

... events—St. Mark's Gospel—and see what effect it has on you'' The continued existence of the Church in spite of persecution also speaks for itself, as do the lives of many of its children all through the centuries. ...

... Speaking of unity We remain a basicaW divided nation, more con' cerned with status, class and privilege than any other Western country. The more equal we make our society, the more closely we unite itS members. The above words come .frorl Roy Hattersley ...

... have risen to such ridiculously high prices that they must be ready for a sharp fall, just like sugar before them, but to speak such words openly in the markets is to commit blasphemy in the high temple. Still it would be a brave trader who sold either ...

... Previous deals on these lines had been made before. but the productivity improvements had never been achieved. Mr. Hildreth was speaking at a Press conference in which he outlined the institute's views of what 1977 had in store. A third round of pay restraint ...

... 132—Educational ABBEY PUBLIC SPEAKING M. 5 ti.itut 141 e, ...

... want? But I know I would never survive if I went and lived alone in a bedsitter. A while ago I heard a vicar in Birmingham speaking on the radio about a middle-aged woman. who, after years of beatings left her husband and was now settled in a hostel. When ...

... proportions. If there is less than five per cent gas in the air or more than 15 per cent there will be no explosion. Generally speaking the biggest bang can be expected with a ten per cent mixture nine of air to ore of gas. For an explosion it is also necessary ...

... the gambit of the hopeful. To me, the man who stands alone, in more senses than one, in the Geneva talks is Mr. Smith. He speaks with caution and the authority of knowing what he requires for his people; he appears to ooze honesty when on television and ...

... captain Mushtay Moha who writes an occasional article f Melbourne Age, said he coul understand the colonel's attitud would speak to him about the A perfect batting. pitch could s, Pakistan when the second Test today ' with Australis in a comm position ...

... 1857 Birmingham Gazette, 1741 Amalgamated 1956 Wait for it! No-one, with the exception of the Prime Minister himself, can speak more . glowingly or more convincingly about the prospects for Britain's economic growth (under the Labour Government) in the ...