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... lie too ? Yes,'' said Leila Findlay. Above her bent head, her son looked at her with horror in his eyes. But before could speak Field added question of his own. What happened this afternoon ? What was she flying from when she down these stairs . . ...
... ) 23—Complete these comparisons. (1) Wax is to candle oil is to ; (2) Yolk is to egg as kernel is to ; (3) Singing is to speaking as poetry is to . (1.) 24 —What are the last three words in this Yorkshire proverb? (1). apple pie without the I» like kiss ...
... first visit to Scotland from Africa, the University of Glasgow honoured him with the Doctor of Laws degree. As he rose to speak, his audience was hushed, for everyone saw the marks of the suffering he had gone through in Africa. Nearly thirty times he ...
... letter to make cloth. 24 Slacken. 26 Begin at the begin ning of alarm. 28— Ache for everyone. 29 —A ddr e s s this without speaking. 30 —You n g Edward •tarts a proclamation. 32 Idle talk when a story surrounds the abstainer. 33 —To list has tardy finish ...
... with Mr Itominchie in the work of the Society and was impressed by the interest which he took in his duties as a membee. Speaking ns an old neighbour of Mr and Mrs I kinnachie, Mrs Mullen said they were a very highly respelled couple and she coequally ...
... Motherwell Times”, Dr. Mclntyre, speaking of the Covenant said he hoped “that those signing (the Covenant) realised that their action was Incompatible with voting Labour or Tory at the forthcoming election.” I cannot speak for the Labour Party in this matter ...
... Academy. ex t day he is due to speak to students at Vassar College. January 25 he will pro.- “the Immortal memory” v* Ine Burns night dinner to {J®held the St. Andrew’s in Washington. he will have opportunity of speaking to , e Society of Friends at the ...
... “KEEP IT UP” “Miners, the Britain of 1950 is proud of you, and I speak, too, for the millions of trade unionists who pledge themselves to help you to wipe out the evils which Tory Governments of the past made you suffer. Keep It up, it Is the only way ...
... in a local newapaper, Mclntyre, speaking of the Covenant said he hoped that those signing (the Covenant) realised that their action was incompatible with voting Labour or Tory at the fortheoming election. I cannot speak for the Labour Party in this matter ...
... STEVENSTON P. SCHOOL CONTINUATION CLASSES. LECTURES FOR ADULTS SESSION 1949-50. A Course of TEN Lectures on “THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING” ■will be given in CARFIN HALL. NEW STEVENSTON, on WEDNESDAYS from 7.15-9.15 p.m., commencing 18th JANUARY, 1950. Lecturer— ...
... all U” programme:— “Little Accident’’—Hugh Herbert (Comedy). “Club Magazine No. 3”—lnterest. Porky’s Pig Feat”—Cartoon. Speaking of Animals”—Comedy. Riders of the New Forrest— Ep. No. 2—Serial. ...
... PICTI HOUSE Junior Club programme for Saturday, January 7, 1950. Gentleman from Dixie —Racing Drama, starring Jack la Rue, Speaking of Animals —lnterest. Club Magazine No. 3 —Produced by Children’s Film Dept. Porky’s Pig Feat —Cartoon. Jungle Menace (Ep ...