... Psychologically Speaking to go back to her own bedroom Instead of being tucked into a corner of yours. and Nicholas will be pulling his gangster face because pistolshooting—water or otherwise —is prohibited pro tem. E. R. GORDON fINE of the many signs ...

... Speaking in 605 MACHINES in the service of Man was the subject on which Mr. Frank G. Woollard was invited to address students attending a course on automation at the Cornwall Technical College. Redruth. But, Mr. Woollard tells me, I shall be 74 next ...

... Tito to Speak United Nations officials said last night that President Tito, who reached New York yesterday on the Queen Elizabeth, and the Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr. Kosaka, will address the General Assembly to-morrow morning immediately after President ...

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... Bishop speaks At a meeting of clergy and doctors held last night in connection with the B.M.A. conference. a resolution was passed calling on the leaders of our society, whatever the,r profession. to uphold the traditional ;; , andards of honour and rethem ...

... Waiter speaks Mr. Cotterill added : He was annoyed and must have taken it the wrong way. Another account of the incident was given by the club's head waiter. Mr. Maxie Kay: Liston arrived at the club just after midnight with two of his party. I showed ...

... speaks out Birmingham Poet Reporter London-born Gordon Mepham deserted from the U.S. Army after 30 days' leave in Britain. and is still here three months later. He is in no danger of arrest for desertion as long as he stays in this country. The U.S. Embassy ...

... Smugly Speaking Meet a man who's mastered the export technique. He knows his markets, he meets their requirements, he keeps to his delivery dates, his prices are competitive. And Barclays help him a lot. He finds their down-to-earth knowledge of the ...

... MUST SPEAK OUT CLEARLY' If industry did not express itself loudly and clearly, plenty of people of every political be were only too willing to tell industry what was good for it. Sir Peter Runge. president of the Federation of British Industries said ...

... Waiter speaks Mr. Cotter'll added : He was annoyed and must have taken It the wrong way Another account of the incident was given by the club's head waiter. Mr. Maxie Kay: Liston arrived at the club Just after midnight with two of his party. I showed ...

... Gunter to speak WOLVERHAMPTON: Mr . Ray Gunter, former Minister of 'Labour, will be the speaker at the annual meeting of Wolvertianmton and District Place, of Employment Savings Committee nn September 8 School hand-over WOLVERHAMPTON: St. Stephens Chur:h ...

... Refused to Speak Mr. Adams said that when he turned up for work yesterday an effigy of himself, made of sacking and wearing overall& was hanging by the neck from a rope. Most of his 200 colleagues refused to speak to him. I shalt continue to do a good ...