... up and made watertight. As the outcome the General Election, Sir Archibald Sinclair has cancelled his tour and will aot now speak a-t the> Dobbie Hall cn 3rd February. It is understood that the meeting will on, however, and will mark the opening of Liberal ...

... by the Greeks and to the “apron stage” method of presenting Shakespeare’s plays. The recession of the stage, to make, so to speak, a frame for the actors and the action was the final development, with all the helps of scenery, lighting, noises off” effects ...

... the Rev. D. C. Mitchell, King Street Church, Kilmarnock. Mr Mitchell took as the subject of his lecture The Art of Public Speaking. which he treated in a most interesting manner; humour and wisdom being well blended. He held the attention of his audience ...

... difficult times, and the past presidents of the centre were due great credit for the efforts they had made on its behalf. Speaking of the motor industry in general, he said the fact that it was selling tyres to the public at 50 per cent, of the pre-war ...

... Nothing is said to suggest the influence of arrears of work to be overtaken after a devastating war. While the manifesto speaks of the necessity for increased output If the present standard of life and welfare is to be kept up, some readers of the document ...

... planted by our kith and kin overseas, and to-day its branches spread to all our dominions and beyond. THE WELFARE STATE After speaking of the erfbly origins, Bro. Reimann said that the story of the growth of membership and reforms in finance in face of oppqvtion ...

... group of heckl! dently of Scottish National' pathies, made it clear * Woodburn’s speech would uninterrupted. Hardly had gun to speak when a nuf people rose to their feet questions at him. The chairman called for * vain, and it took stewards { minutes to take ...

... RECRUITMENT MINING INDUS' “Extremely serl problem Speaking on the problem* cruitment to the mining £ Dunfermline on Sunday G. Middleton, general seer® the Scottish Trades Union said it was an extremely It presented a menace to the tion programme of the ...

... messages to the same effect. The people in Canada would never forget what the people in thicountry had done for their sons. Speaking of the servicemen who came over to Canada during the Air Training Scheme, he assured the omuany that they had behaved in ...

... have yet been made for the principal roles. Rossen found plenty of Mexicans suitable for the leads, but none of them could speak English. So, he will have to seek the hero of his story in Hollywood rather than south of the Border; the actors selected for ...

... HARD-WORKING LOYALTY Now, surely, it is obvious that it was no ‘yesterday development.’ so to speak. It is clearly the result of a long tradition of hard-working loyalty which has arisen from the example set by those who sat in these news on Saturday ...

... Waugh had guided the affairs of the club during the years he had held office as chairman. PROVOST’S TRIBUTE Provost Symon, speaking on behalf of the townspeople, said that most were aware of what Mr Waugh had done for Falkirk Football Club, but he had also ...