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... FOR SPEAKING CONTEST A member of the Portsmouth staff of the Southern Electricity Board is to appear in the national finals of the Electrical Development Association's pui)lic speaking competition, winch will be held in the Lighting Serv , ce Burea u ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING • If any employer thinks he can starve the workers' families into submission he should be stuffed and put ~ in a glass case. • There can be no more rock 'n 9 roll economics. More money for the unions must mean BIGGER OUTPUT. Daily Mirror ...
... ART OF SPEAKING. MR CHU RCHILL ON THE STRONG, SILENT MAN, Mr. Winston Churchill, delivering the Commemoration Day oration at the London School ...
... ROOSEVELT SPEAKS- THE MONROE DOCTRINE- ...
... CANDIDATE SPEAKS Introduced by Mr, John Winning iAgent), Mr. Geoffrey Stevens (prospective candidate for Langstone Division i, suited his short talk afterwards lor the children. Ask your Mum and Dad what things were like before the war, and if they give ...
... THE CANDIDATES SPEAK. Sir John Bak«r, who was heartily received, proposed vote of thanks Mr. Haldane. If they followed the policy defined by Mr. Haldane, then all the aspirations of the eery beat of their leaders would be realised, and also the hopes ...
... DID NOT SPEAK The man held dagger-tyne He was extremely frightened and asked the man what he had done. Mr. ShafTner continued: The man made no comment but in the boy’s own words had an odd look on his face, something in the nature of a sneer. He did ...
... IT PAID TO SPEAK MAGISTRATES’ SECOND THOUGHTS When Walter Errlngton, an engineer employed by refrigerator company found himself fined £1 at Chichester for exceeding the speed limit while returning from a Job at Midhurst, and an order for an endorsement ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING I y have been gre deliveraUy im- pressed by speech ed b Know le s, the (general Secretary of the N.F.U. to the Rotary Club at Birmingham, for If ever a man spoke plainly it was Mr. Knowles. He pointed out that if world agriculture in the ...
... NOVELIST SPEAKS at th.* m-.nl htv meeting ot the Wi .O r ■' Miss Eve arm.. ..nd abort-story enU'i. gave -.■ A- ...
... To- Shocked to Speak The driver of the deceased man's car, Ronald William Goodall living at the White Hart Hotel, Queen Street, Portsea, said that tour tanks came along at a fast speed, and a lorry followed them. Just as the .witness car was abreast of ...
... verse Speaking Gills, aged 13: under 14 years.-1, Joyce Ayling, 173; 2, Eileen Smith, 166. Certificates were awarded to Alma Stougnell, Joan Cottrell. Lily Pattenden. The children recited Echo, by Walter de la Mare. and The Toll Gate House, John ...