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... SPEAK UN Capt. W. D' Any Hall, M.C., M.P., and others. CHAIRMAN : Cel. The Right HOOT. Led 6.8.0.. M.V.O. 5-30 p.m. Annual General Meeting of Members at The ino. 2-45 p.m. G. R. By direction of the Surplus Storm, tote., Liquidation Department, H.M. Treasury ...
... - Speaking from ...
... ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. 1909. ...
... FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. - - Among the many attempts that have been made during the past few years to compile and publish in a clear and well-arranged order. information on matters pertaining in advertising, none, perhaps. more closely approximate ...
... DEAD WHO SPEAK. So far medical jurisprudence is concerned, declares a `Medical-Jurist in the Daily .Vnil, it is quite untrue to that dead men tent no take. When a person is found dead the powtion or attitude of the boric may often throw • most important ...
... AMERICAN WORKERS SPEAK. We want the world rid of the iron heel and the mailed fist - AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOUR. ...
... MINISTRY INSPEcToR SPEAKS. Mr James Evans (Ministry of Health inspector) was present and addressed the meeting. He directed attention to the fact that the number of persons receiving out-relief in the Builth Union was increasing. In 1923, he said, the ...
... MR. CORDER SPEAKS. Mr S. B. Corder, Brook street, Little Dunmow, Essex, makes the following statement : Last November I was laid up with pains in my back and side. If I stooped I milt not get straight again, for when I attempted to raise myself it seemed ...
... WELSH-SPEAKING POLICEMEN. Replying to Mr James Powell, the Chief Constable (Col. Cole-Hamilton) said that every effort was made to post Welsh-speaking policemen to places like Yatradgyidais, but it was becoming increasingly difficult to get candidates ...
... DESIRED TO SPEAK BROADLY on certain great issues that were now . hefore them, which affected the whole country, and respecting which trey recognized that these two great forces—the great force which made for religion,and the great force which governed ...
... HINTS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING. Mies Alice Low, 0.8. E., in au address on Public Speaking and the Management of Meetings, given to the member* of the College of Nursing (Edinburgh Centre) at Drunishough Gardens, Bah, alio considered the fol , luwing uxioms ...
... SPEAKING WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE. The Council went on to consider the report of the Fire Brigade Committee, which contained a recommendation that after June 30th, 1932, the brigade should not attend fires except in the urban area—this in view of the Brecon ...