... US. IN DILEMMA OVER FORMOSA Demands for active intervention Mr. Truman to speak to-day WASHINGTON, Tuesday. WITH one eye on next autumn’s elections, the members of the second session of America's 81st Congress assembled formally to-day. The session will ...

... entitled allow wise instead of foolish words proceed from their moutbs. Miners, the Britain ot llljO is proud of you and I speak, too, tyr the millions of Trade Unionists who pledge themselves 10 help you to wipe out the evils which Tory Governments of ...

... and end of the season.” Certainly that is a very sound proposition and would be a paying one, if only our farmers adopt it. Speaking as one who has had many years' experience of pushing forward early grass, and entending late growing. I believe it would ...

... everything in Russia is perfect bu. who prefers to live here to rough it. Mr. Mortimer, who 1» on a sixday visit to Ireland, was speaking a meeting of the Bangor Rotary Club, where he was welcomed by the president, Mr. F. R. Smyth, and in New Year message he ...

... that the Royal prerogative was exercised a little too freely, Lord Goddard replied:— It is a big thing and you expect me to speak frankly—and I think it is. The cases which have impressed me most are wife murder cases with the suggestion of misconduct. ...

... UNIONISM IN EAST BELFAST. CAN DIDATE'S ADDRESS. Speaking at the monthly meeting of Susan Street Polling District, Pottinger Unionist Association, in Glenmore Street Hall, Belfast. on Wednesday evening, Lieut.-Colonel A. J. 14I'Kibbin, 0.8. E., prospective ...

... Bonar Thompson, sometimes called “ The Premier of Marble Arch,” who Is still entertaining audiences though he has given up speaking in Hyde Park until the weather improves. Now 61. Mr. Thompson has suffered much ill-health n recent years, but his wit remains ...

... Last night he was the guest of number of his colleagues of the Guild at a farewell dinner held in the Golden Arrow Cafe. Speaking at the dinner. Dr. Phil M‘Garry said Dr. Johnson to leaving Northern Ireland because of the wretched conditions under which ...

... has been functioning satisfactorily. be unduly embarrassing if he was As he points out, neither the Ulster called upon to speak as Minister Unionist Council nor the Grand when Parliament returns. Orange Lodge has revoked the con- On Tuesday when the Senate ...

... * * * * Speaking of his predecessor. Miss Ruth Hagan, he said She used to deliver the letters in her bare feet, and was paid Id on delivery at each house. She couldn't read.. but the letters were put a certain order, and she remembered that order, and ...

... Whitehead v. St. Elixabeth. Churche* League, at Belfast —St Johns (Ballyclaret v. Mayo Street Y.M. ’Old Faithful” writes: —*T was speaking to Billv MLarnon. the popular right-half of Ballyclare Comrades, and assures me he has no intention of retiring for another ...

... effectively then it is also too poor to raise the school leaving age or give secondary education.’' Thg resolution was dropped. Speaking on resolution urging the executive to consider the possibility restrictive practices as a counter to the present attitude ...