... co-operation on a world scale, Christians must be organised for action. The World Council of Churches must use all possible opportunities to remain in contact with Christians behind the iron curtain. W. A. Visser I‘Hooft, general secretary the World Council gave ...

... numerous other products. She was economically sour*!. And yet she was being used keep an essentially bankrupt England afloat. He had been told that to break away from England was a very selfish attl* tude but Scotland was either sound or she was unsound ...

... it good as surely should For we only bide wee. There's many a slip 'twist cup and lip. And plans oft gang agley. Rut well try again despite the pain. For only bide a wee. What use for spite or might right vice, vanity? Walk firm ami straight with a manly ...

... NEXT WEEK S PLAY The Way of the World,” —Congreve, will presented the Adam Smith Hall, Kirkcaldy next week. , Ilk* ».a> the World” d th.* finest example of the comedy, and if some of its hues sound trifle hawuy to the modern ear, must remembered tnat ...

... follow—Club Championship (Dr. Sra th Cup) Harold Irvine; runner-up, Mr Andrew Dickson: President’s Bowls, Mr .1. R. Ballantyne. runner-up, Gordon Stocks Cup, Mr .1. C. Mitchell; runner-up, Mr G. S. Wemyss; Spears Cup, Mr J. S. Ballautyne; runner-up, Air ...

... East Fife for Scottish Cup ? EAST FIFE PARTICK THISTLE East Fife- - Fleming 41 mins; Morris mins. Partlck Thistle—Walker mills, So East Fife continue their proud way. Holders the League Cup. they now look like adding ti e Scottish Cup to their sideboard. ...

... realise at Robson Lowe’s London auction rooms. this case the stamps are foreign ones used abroad and they include a large number of rarities. Philatelists all over the world arc showing themselves all agog with interest in the phenomenal collection this veteran ...

... executive officials out into the world markets to learn at first-hand the conditions prevailing iu them in order help exports, Col. A. C. R. Waite. M. 0., Deputy Chairman of the Austin Motor Export Corporation left England aboard tho S.S. Himalaya'’ this ...

... books!” present the reservation list shows that the books most popular demand by readers are;— Darke's “Wonder of all the gay world. Churchill's “Their finest hour.” Dickens’ “Flowers the grass. Douglas' “The Dig Fisherman.” Dumaurier’s “Parasites. Fitzroy ...

... hold on to the School Junior Cup which won last year. The Senior Championship was won Christie of No. 5 Platooi) with points. W. Ferris and D. Christie drew for second place with 5 points each. The Platoon Championship Cup was shared by Headouarters No ...

... soon desen and join up with the Hay of the Hundred Eyes who plans to conquer the world.. With them in their they have taken Maryam. Black Hose. who longs to to England. soldier must like to kill. man eat. follow me. who hasn't the belly for that. Think ...

... g talk on “The History and Work of the Glasgow City Mission.” Rotarian Henry said this was the oldest City Mission in the world, having been started 1826, and it would celebrate its Pioth anniversary in January of next year. The founder of the Glasgow ...