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... MERRIE ENGLAND Remembering with some gratitude the past performances by the Buckhaven Choral Society, 1 travelled hopefully to the Denheath Miners' Welfare Institute last Thursday evening to hear Edward German's concert version of Morrie England. a work ...
... price of freedom and of safety. It is • platitude to say that we live in a changing world we cannot imagine a static world, but the changes which have taken place in the world and in our Scotland since the opening of the 20th century hays indeed been absolutely ...
... L'tith when England come North to avvige, shall wa say. the Wembley affair. schoolbuv football England is booming at present and big gates are commonplace. At Nowt.Asti, last year the Scots played before a crosil of and the latest revs from England is that ...
... yarn using powerful, screaming jetpropelled pieties as its background, the picture shows Bogart as a daredevil teat-pilot with a chip on hie shoulder. Providin the love interest is beautiful g _ Eleanor Parker cast as a Red Cross girl in England, who ...
... Company whereby ihigh s tee world ez I tivi markets othcla to is let o r n ou s: at-hand the conditions prevailing them in order to help exports. 01. A. C. B. Waite, MR. Deputy hairmao of the Austin doter Export Corporation left England aboard the S.S. Himalaya ...
... truckle relay, 880 yards relay, and many second and third places in other events. Among the cups brought back to Scotland was the efficiency cup and the cup for the best gun team. It is interesting to note that in the competition for the latter the Battery ...
... swam from an amorous adventure in England—but at same time ho ruins plans for the marriage between the Duke and the Lady Diana Chalmers. This marrHge would have Wiled strengthen the uneasy peace between Spain and England. Seers being sent home to Spain ...
... followed the end of World War I. he retained a deep interest in the Territorials. In be was off to France again, and when the Germans broke through 1940, took part in the tear-guard action to Dunkirk. Wounded in a German bombing raid in England be had several ...
... awards to the following:— Jubilee Cup. the ehiet honour of the green, which tarried with it the green championship—A. S. Robertson; President's Pr.se— John McKay; Commercial Jug —Win Noble, Robertson Medal—John Mc- Kay; Hai* Cup—John Rae; Finlay Medal (pairs)—A ...
... respected wherever be went; Always thoughtful. willing and kind; A beautiful memory has left behind. —lnserted by John, England. He lives with us in memory still, Not lust today, but always will. God's greatest gift—Remembrance. —lnserted by Mime. Bobbie and ...
... She Looked At Llnnwood Han and Said:— I Wish I'd Married A Miner! But Few Women Accept the Finest Holiday in the World Her mother, a miner's wife, was a patient at Linnwood Hall and shs had to visit her. One look at the sumptuously furnished entranoe ...
... when 1 was in England I 'unit say 1 used to canvass for the Party. and 1 think they will go hark-1 would say we in Scotland have resources. and personally 1 think wo have the will. to rue our own 0 great deal better than they can do for us; to run a Seottish ...