... Bagdad Pact pHE Jordan Premier. Mr. - - Samir Rital said last night: “It is not our policy to join the Bagdad Pact. He was speaking in the Lower House of Parliament after the Bagdad Pact lor Middle Eastern defence had been attacked by deputies as being ...

... soc.al problem, and 1 think we should face up to it and try to rehabilitate the people concerned.’ Prolcssor Isles, who was speaking in Downpatrick to the Society on the economic survey recently completed v>im for the Government, said a considerable number ...

... industry is criticized Mr. P. J. Boucher, chairman of the National Council Y.M.C.A s. Northern Ireland, speaking in Portadown last night, reviewed the history of the Y.M.C.A. since its foundation in 1843 by George Williams, a young draper Mr. Boucher ...

... with Australia were also strained. South Africa’s major import from Russia is timber. City housing plans stop until Minister speaks /CORPORATION house-bu’.ding has been suspended and w-.1l not be resumed unt Dame Parker, Minister of Health and local Government ...

... fury iir» “S' S fro told by Sergeant William • * , * n4 st * ' is been awarded the CHorge Sgf^-yJSjto • t . . UnJaon' team speaking. m » Youth ■alfast btoMsst—A verdict of areldenUl Jmth was returned in Belfast reSMdav at taqumt on Samuel James Dennlson ...

... tables with Russians, and you can take it from me they never do anything unless it pays,’’ he added. Dr. Ashby, who was speaking at a lunch of the Ulster Reform Club in Belfast, said that last year Russia produced 173.000 university graduatea The number ...

... In the old days.” Alderman Henderson said. but here you would have everything within the 3d stage.” Alderman Henderson was speaking on the minutes of the Parks and Cemeteries Committee, which were adopted. Alderman Scott was replying to several members ...

... accompanied these with George Hunter. Balance feeling, was mostly good and the A suite tor flute and piano players, generally speaking. Dunhlll again let us hear that performed this fine music with gifted young flautist. James most if not all. the requisite ...

... too muchremembering the large-scale building projects now In handto expect architects to take I.T.L. verse-speaking competitions The verse-speaking competitions organized by the Irish Temperance League continued last night In Belfai-t. Mr. J. Wilson presided ...

... Larne Rotary Club Mrs. O. D M’Veieh. honorary gecretarv of the United Nations Assoc in Northern Ireland, speaking at, Lame Club yesterday appealed the members the formation of a A. brat'cti Lame or Test Antrim. The format’on branch was nresent nroesess ...

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... the United States alone, he said, could not give the answer, but they could face and examine the question together. He was speaking after his threeday talks wi'n President Eisenhower. which he described as memorable an.i the service peace. The Prime Minister ...