... Irish-Speaking U.N. FIGHTS DISEASE IN KOREA ~..4t , ~.. , .. ~ . . . „. . ~ ~ . ~ • .. , . . . ' i , it . 1 . , - . . . . . , . To avo:d the threat of ep:demics the United Nations is carrying out a mato Maculation campaign in Korea. Inoculations ...

... Premier to speak The Unionist campaign gets into full swing this week. Altogether the candidate will address 36 me«- ings before polling day, sometimes three in one night. Sir Basil Brooke wiU be speaking in support of Captain Orr at Banbrldge on February ...

... SPEAKS OF OUTLOOK About 1.300 Ulster people-10 per cent. of them women—have applied in the past week to take part i n the Australian Government's scheme for emigration to Austrafla. Mr Bill Cawwood, Australian Migration Officer, who is in Belfast to interview ...

... GOVERNOR SPEAKS 3 TONGUES. The Governor of Northern Ireland, Hit Excellency Vice-Admiral Earl Granville, emerged in a new role at the match. In a thort mettage to the competitor*, which wa* relayed through the loudspeakers, he began with greeting in Manx ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING Final of Co. Tyrone Y.F.C. competitions The 00. Tyrone flnsle of the Young Farmers* Club public speaking competitions were decided at Sesknlore on Wedpesday. when three clubs took part—Glentimon. Gorlin and Sesklnore. Mr. William Mulllcan ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING Aims of the Belfast Circle Belfast Public Speakers’ Circle held their fifth annual dinner in the Grosvenor Rooms, Belfast, last f’roposingr the toast of The Circle, Mr. J. L. M Quitty, Barrister-at-Law. said that Belfast had lost the ...

... ALPHABETICALLY SPEAKING! W MIXES WITH SOME HAMS ,' said he. MN! TKS CALL He was a Gi. If he'd been an Amencan he'd have been W. Had he been PY ‘ve'd have recognised him as from Brazil. If he'd been UA he'd be a Russian. and OK a Czechslovakian. EK ...

... SPEAKS IN POTTINGER. A meeting of Saunders Street Polling Division. Pottinger Unionist Association, was held in Hastings Memorial Hal!. Templemore Avenue. on Tuesday night. 'Councillor R. I'. Hastings presiding. The candidate for east Belfast, Lieut.-Colonel ...

... VERSE SPEAKING Olrl». 14 und y«r»—l. Millar. Ball.vmena. 3, Kathleen M'Curdy. Ballymena (t4e«. §4. Boys, and 11 years 5. Noel Millar. Ballymena and Trevor Nicholl. Cullybackey (tie). 85. . .. Twelve and 13 years—l. David Allen. Ballymena, 85; 2, Harry ...

... VEBSE SPEAKING Children (Primary Schools) under 10 and Challenge Cup. Lily Fisher, Ballymena (86); 2. Olive M'Veigh. Ballymena (85): 3. Maureen Nicholl and Mervyn Turtle. Cullybackey (83». Open—2. Olive M'Velgh (86); 3.. Maureen Nicholl. Girls. 10-11 ...

... STRASBOURG PLAIN SPEAKING HARD thinking and plain speaking are expected to mark this year’s session of the Coneultative Assembly of the Council of Europe, which opened at Strasbourg to-day. The problems facing Europe have been brought Into sharper focus ...

... SPEAKS OF FINES ELSEWHERE Mr. Fox then went on to refer to the severity of the fines imposed in Belfast for Customs offences. There had recently been a case in Newry, he said, where a man had been found with more stockings than his client, and had been ...