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BEGUM AND HIGH COMMISSIONERS AT U.N. DAY CEREMONY IN LONDON
In the presence of representatives of vendor states of the United Nations, Mr Herbert Morrison, Lord president of the Council raised the flag of the United Nations to the masthead in the Belvedere Road courtyard of County Hall headquarters of the London county council in London today.
The ceremony symbolised the recognition of United Nations day by the people of London.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Left to right-the Begum Rahimtula , wife of the Pakistan High Commissioner: Mr W.J.Jordan, New Zealand High Commissioner: and Mr C.H.torrents, Acting High Commissioner of South Africa, watching the
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24 October 1949
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FALKLANDS GOVERNOR LEAVES TO JOIN ANTARCTIC RELIEF SHIP
Sir Miles Clifford, K.B.E., C.M.G., E.D., Governor of the Falkland Islands and lady Clifford are leaving Southampton today in the Royal Mail liner ' Alcantara'.
Sir Miles is sailing via Montevideo , Uruguay, to Port Stanley, where he will join the Falkland Islands dependencies survey vessel ' John Biscoe'. The' John Biscoe' - which sailed from Southampton on October 11 and will probably be overtaken by the ' Alcantara ' en route - is carrying a relief party to Stonington island, southernmost base in Antarctic, where 11 scientists are marooned.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Sir Miles Clifford (extreme right) and Lady Clifford with rear-Admiral Sir Arthur Rattray - K.B.E., C.B., C.I.E., a passenger to Lisbon, and captain B.K.Bury R.D., R.N.R.(second from right), Master of the' Alcantara', aboard the liner at Southampton.
21 October 1949
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FALKLANDS GOVERNOR LEAVES TO JOIN ANTARCTIC RELIEF SHIP
Sir Miles Clifford, K.B.E., C.M.G., E.D., Governor of the Falkland Islands and lady Clifford are leaving Southampton today in the Royal Mail liner ' Alcantara'.
Sir Miles is sailing via Montevideo , Uruguay, to Port Stanley, where he will join the Falkland Islands dependencies survey vessel ' John Biscoe'. The' John Biscoe' - which sailed from Southampton on October 11 and will probably be overtaken by the ' Alcantara ' en route - is carrying a relief party to Stonington island, southernmost base in Antarctic, where 11 scientists are marooned.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Sir Miles Clifford (extreme right) and Lady Clifford with rear-Admiral Sir Arthur Rattray - K.B.E., C.B., C.I.E., a passenger to Lisbon, and captain B.K.Bury R.D., R.N.R.(second from right), Master of the' Alcantara', aboard the liner at Southampton.
21 October 1949
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Mr Winston Churchill, and Chancellor, conferred honorary degrees at Bristol University today upon Mr Lewis Douglas , the American Ambassador: Field Marshal Viscount Alan Brooke, and other distinguished personalities.
Big crowds lined the streets of Bristol to meet Mr Churchill as he drove through.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Mr Winston Churchill, in an ornate gown beams on the steps of the University.
with him is Mr. Lewis Douglas, American ambassador, who still wears a dark patch over the eye he injured during a fishing holiday some months ago.
20 October 1949
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LABOUR MINISTER AT CABINET MEETING
A few hours before Parliament re-assembled, Cabinet ministers met at 10, Downing Street today to discuss, it is understood, the important programme of economies made necessary by devaluation.
These cuts, Mr Morrison hinted in a week-end speech, will be' unpleasant ' but preferable to drifting into ' economic chaos and unemployment'.
PICTURE SHOWS: Mr George Isaacs, Minister of Labour, arriving for the Cabinet meeting.
18 October 1949
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CHANCELLOR ARRIVES FOR CABINET MEETING ON ' CUTS '
A few hours before Parliament re-assembled, Cabinet ministers met at 10, Downing Street today to discuss, it is understood, the important programme of economies made necessary by devaluation.
These cuts, Mr Morrison hinted in a week-end speech, will be' unpleasant ' but preferable to drifting into ' economic chaos and unemployment'.
PICTURE SHOWS:- SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS , Chancellor of the Exchequer , arriving for the meeting .
18 October 1949
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BEVIN ARRIVES FOR ' CUTS ' CABINET MEETING
A few hours before Parliament re-assembled, Cabinet ministers met at 10, Downing Street today to discuss, it is understood, the important programme of economies made necessary by devaluation.
These cuts, Mr Morrison hinted in a week-end speech, will be' unpleasant ' but preferable to drifting into ' economic chaos and unemployment'.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Hands Thrust into his pockets, Mr Ernest Bevin , Foreign Minister, arrives for the meeting.
18 October 1949
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MORRISON AT CABINET MEETING TO DISCUSS ' CUTS '
A few hours before Parliament re-assembled, Cabinet ministers met at 10, Downing Street today to discuss, it is understood, the important programme of economies made necessary by devaluation.
These cuts, Mister.Morrison hinted in a week-end speech, will be' unpleasant ' but preferable to drifting into ' economic chaos and unemployment'.
PICTURE SHOWS:-Mister.Herbert Morrison, Lord president of the Council, carries a briefcase as he arrived for the meeting.
18 October 1949
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BUSINESS MAN WITH ' HOLLYWOOD PROFILE '
Mr . Philip D. Reed , newly-elected president of the International Chamber of Commerce , is in London today to discuss British trade problems .
Mr . Reed, 49, is head of the General Electric Company and joint chairman of the Anglo-American Productivity Committee .
During the last war , he was in London as deputy to Mr . Averell Harriman .
In his capacity as head of the International Chamber of Commerce , Mr . Reed is travelling thousands of miles to meet members in many countries .
PICTURE SHOWS:- PHILIP D. REED ,
photographed today at a press conference in the Savoy Hotel , London , reveals the handsome features which cause many people to label him ' the business man with the Hollywood profile .
17 October 1949
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