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Jones, Royston;Rizk, A A
The Structural Engineer, Volume 41, Issue 1, 1963
FOR A COUNTRY to remain prosperous and maintain a rising standard of living, steadily increasing efficiency in the whole national output is necessary; this is equally true of a profession and trade. F. M. BOWEN
We are in this country now well advanced in the progress of an educational revolution. A revolution of the British pattern proceeding by consent and with disagreements broadly confined to tactical issues. SIR PATRICK LINSTEAD
FROM THE TIME when men first ventured to use the sea as a means of communication, safe harbours have been as necessary as sound ships. At first, safe havens were used whenever nature provided them, the minimum requirement being shelter and ease of access with, if possible, convenient beaches to haul small craft out of the water. J. P. M. PANNELL