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... 28 Cramond Gardens, ~ Edinburgh June 30, 1980 Sir,—~No doubt some of the athletes who stil] insist on going to Moscow think they may be serving the cause of international brotherhood by going. If so then these comments from a Turkish friend might be of ...
... 9 Falcon Gardens, Edinburgh, June 21, 1964 Sir~Thinking over the General Assembly after an interval of nearly a month, 1 find myself more and more disappointed by the failure to set up a special committee to report annually on the issues raised by modern ...
... 33 Midmar Gardens, Edinburgh, June 4, 1976 Sir, — Alastair Black (June 2) is absolutely right. After 20 vears in the trade union movement I have a lot to learn about industrial relations. He might also concede that he has a lot to learn about the SNP ...
... 75 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh June 1, 1970 Sir,—ln his letter today Mr H. M. Taylor deplores * internecine strife” between Liberals and Scottish Nationalists and implies that both are to blame. The responsibility for this strife rests solely on the Scottish ...
... 79 Magdalene Gardens, Edinburgh, June 1, 1977 Sir, — I wish to comment on Harry Reid's recent articles referring to - the problems of truancy and non-attendance of children at schools. In his initial article . (May 25), Mr Reid portrays some attendance ...
... No comparison 16 Scone Gardens, Edinburgh, June 17, 1964 Sir,~With reference to the letter yesterday, headed “Road disease,” there must be many like D. P. McDonald who have been a bit bewildered by the concentrated publicity givea to the typhoid epidemic ...
... GARDENING NOTES By T. Cloed Work in the Vegetable Garden During June POTATORS REQUIRE MUCH ATTENTION THIS month taking these in their rotation of growth and season of maturing. When the haulm is four to six inches high apply by hand a light sprinkling ...
... Kailyard ecritics 2 Circus Gardens, Edinburgh. June 23, 1957. Sir-—-Your ecritic recently dismissed “ Death of a Salesman” as “ bleak and sordid,” and your corrurondem J. W, H. now condemns it utterly. Both seem to have made their assessment after the ...
... Swimming Moth 6 Learmonth Gardens. Edinburgh, June 14, 1955 Sir,~Your correspondent, Mr Alex. S. Gillan, has witnessed the hatching of the caddis moth, which completes its life cycle about this time of year, The gfi' which has been hatched from the of ...
... Defence expenditure 30 Polwarth Gardens - Edinburgh. June 29, 1870 Sir,~ln their manifesto for the recent General Election, the Scottish Conservative M stated that “We shall ensure that a fair share of defence expenditure comes to Scotland.” If this means ...
... GPs’ expenses 9 Carnoustie Gardens, Glenrothes, June 5, 1970 Sir,—Having just listened with exasperation to a very inadequate television interview regarding doctors’ salaries, I feel it is time that at least one basic point was made clear. Do the ?übhc ...
... Sex teaching 9 Falcon Gardens, Edinburgh, June 26, 1970 Sir,—l used to believe, like Mr Ing, that indoectrination and free discussion were antithetical, but life has taught me otherwise. Public opinion always arises in any group, however free, and if ...