... labour has been abnormally good during the year, night shifts for certain periods being employed, and although, generally speaking. this abnormal condition has given place to more normal requirements from the labour market, the situation in the local ...

... the industrial and tions in the burgh. He said that the outlook for 1936' was much brighter in every I respect. . Generally speaking. commented Provost Ramsay, there was evident in Carnoustie • tendency toward improvement in 1936 in trade and employment ...

... later that her husband was informed of what had been stated. Her husband was a friend of Mr Peter Millar and of Mrs Millar. Speaking to the 4requent quarrels between her sister and herself, Mrs Buick declared She aye got the worst although she buckled ...

... assured it was not dismissal at allit would clarify the situation. Bailie Hird—l object to Councillor Bruce being allowed to speak in this manner without there being on opportunity to reply to him. Tbe Provost—There must be no inure of theme interruptions ...

... ion near the present plant for the new filtration cisterns. The Provost assured Councillor McGlashan, whose endeavours to speak further on the matter were ruled out of order, that he could raise the question again when the tenders for the work were submitted ...

... Dundee and inspected workshops for the unemployed and other institutions in the district. His Royal Highness is here seen speaking with es .Servicemen who formed a guard of hon our. PROCLAMATION CEREMONY.—Provost Sir William Chapel reading the Proclamation ...

... father and greodlatber had done before him. He has since made sional appearances in the Chamber, though he has refrained from speaking in any of its debates. Outside Parliament, however, he has developed into an orator with a happy vein of humour and commonsense ...

... worship to-day in great national sorrow. Much has been written by men who knew the late King personally, nno who have a right to speak. It is left for one like myself to express personal impressions. We remember the Silver Jubilee, so happily celebrated in our ...

... and be has brought us through, while other Thrones and empires in Europe shook or toppled to their ruin. Time fails me to speak of those many other gifts to which testimony has been borne in the Press and on the wireless, but I must not refrain from ...

... satisfied with the entries, for some time and a crowd collected. considering the interruption caused by the Collier said he was speaking to another recent sad national events and the man when Boothron interfered with him epidemic of measles in schools. The and ...

... Links. Provost Ramsay—The starter's box it, the same footing, and sonic golfers aro likely to rise on their hind legs and speak loudly if there is any talk of doing away with the starter's box. The whole 4plestion should not have been raised at all. ...

... hospitals, 2155 visits were made. In this number is included monthly calls to the villages of Auchmithie and East Haven. Speaking generally, there is a decided sense of appreciation with the personal interest shown in the people. This is especially true ...