... CARNOUSTIE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1940. Sugar for Jam Making PORK NOW DE-RATIONED Speaking on Monday of sugar for jam making, Mr Lennox-Boyd, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food, stated it was essential that the application form ...

... that excursion fares were considerably minimised in view of the times and the exigencies. Weather, however, was generally speaking, kind and most trippers spent an enjoyable spring holiday as the first break of the year and a kind of pickme-up from the ...

... in the Regent Restaurant on Monday night, whieh was addressed by Mrs Sybil White, Kilmarnock, a prominent Scottish Quaker. Speaking on the work of the War Resisters' International, Mrs White rend extracts from letters hr pacifists in various countries ...

... TASK FOR LOCAL Al Speaking in St Andrew's House, Edinburgh, on Monday, Mr J. C. Dawes, Deputy Controller of the Salvage Department of the Ministry tJf Supply, said that the shortage of wood pulp as a result of the extension of the war to Norway could ...

... These recent successes tend to overshadow the Command's achievements during the earlier months of war. But let statistics speak for themselves. since the war began aircraft of the ...

... operation in connection with the blockade of Germany when he broadcast to the United States from Paris on Thursday night. Speaking in English, he said that victory for the Allies was to the vital interest of certain neutral countries in Europe, but terror ...

... scope, therefore, for young people. The Cubs played their parts admirably. Their word perfection was not mere mechanical speaking. Action. intonation. interest were alive in every phrase and movement, and the pantomime passed through its many phases with ...

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... strength of the realisation of practical and constr-c--wie achieveli.ent without which our %%odd of to-day will go to ruin. Speaking trom The Hague on the , ame programme with President Roosevelt—a world-wide broadcast in connection with the Christian Foreign ...

... effect retrenchment were outlined by Rev. A. C. Scobie at Arbroath Presbyter) meeting on Tuesday. Mr Scobie said be wished to speak of the question as it effected the whole Church but he would like to mention that the Arbroath Presbytery contribution had ...

... far as possible, to give full-time service whenever and wherever their services were required. TASK FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES Speaking in St Andrew's Houso, Edinburgh, on Monday, Mr J. C. I>awes, Deputy Controller of the Salvage Department of the Ministry ...

... effort. In determining the details of his financial statement, the Chancellor of the Exchequer had to strike a balance, so to speak, between compulsion and co-operation. It is evident that if he had increased our tax burdens still more. he would have depleted ...