... SPEAKING SERIOUSLY— Where ora you going for yonr holid y 9 THIS YEAR? It's almost time to decide, and the beet way to do it is to get all the possibilities together and look them over. “ Summer Holidays Home and Abroad * is a hook more than 300 pages ...

... Speaks Before machine age—child worker in a mine, pitiful contrast with the smiling factory girls of the _ present. IF the Government had any qualms about the reception of its plans for financing rearmament it must now be at ease again. _ _ . The general ...

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... SPEAK and help- the Children It is by the co-operation of the Public that this National Society is able to save thousands of children every year from needless suffering. 11-lHaltl and neglected children cannot help themselves. Bat those who know their ...

... Speak in W. Aberdeen AT least one Cabinet Minister is expected to take part in the Kincardine and West Aberdeenshire byelection campaign. The names of two Ministers are among the possibles on the list of supporting speakers for Mr C. N. Thornton - Kemsley ...

... SPEAKS Next Week’s Fixtures BACK TO ORIGINAL IF—” RE VERSION to the original fixtures on Saturday week, March may be expected according to the view expressed to a Press Association reporter to-day by Mr. John McKenna, president of the Football League ...

... SPEAKING' Will.am Mulillrton for Bilbao Haraid for Newport News • April 7 Presto for for London Limehome for Oster Ramer for Copenhagen Riverton for Monte Video Quick.ti p for Rochester Ifielcs for Peotilip Lambeth for Loudon Ewell tor London Gafford ...

... SPEAKS Prais.s Good Qualities of the Canadian=. TORONTO, pril V— The Earl of Dun. dooald in an interview here today recall- ed complimentarily the services of the (he. adieu rivertnen to the empire in the Gor. don relief expedition in 1881.85. I remember ...

... THE SPEAKING July dour, too, and Sirius the Dog star, which rises with the sun, was believed by our ancestors add its heat to that of the sun and cause summer madness. In the evening nobody can fail to recognise Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens ...

... Not Speaking Mr. Broadribb. added Mr. Grant. decides to remain Parr's manager although he has said he is not on speaking terms with him. The only substratum of the case money, and are prepared to pay into court if he is entitled to it. When Mr. Clark ...