... considerable alteration in the basic rate of sa'a .Y’ and raising the question ,of office and ing accommodation. Centrally speaking, the Fr ance Committee took rather a serious view of this request after he had accepted the conditions the advr niscment ...

... social security Speaking the third factor which had marked the great progress made by the Labour Governmen —Social Security fhe speaker said that tho benefits social securi'y had a'l been brought into effect by a Labour Government, The conception was ...

... councillor Speaks Councillor A. Buchanan, in: proposing a vote thanks Mr MacPherson, said that it was quite true that since the c’ection of a Lnbcur Government they 1 ai had d fficul ics> -but the Government had come into power at a difficult time,, Mr ...

... PROVOST’S TRIBUTE Provost Symon, speaking on behalf of the townspeople, said that most were dware of what Mr Waugh had done for Falkirk Football Club, but he had also done much good for the town of Falkirk itself. He was deservedly popular figure amongst ...

... 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 pews on Saturday ...

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

... certainly oppose any further efforts at nationalisation. I call unon those who *hink like me to unite In a wholehearted effort to speak with one voice for Scotland.” INSTITUTION ESCAPE arron man fined lor assisting David Malcolm, 114 West Carron, Carron, Falkirk ...

... M Grangemouth Legion's tribute to poet Scotland to-day is suffering from a sense of defeatism and frustration. We need to speak with a united voice, and that voice we will find in Burns, the true patriot. For Burns’s patriotism was no paper thing. He ...

... STIRLINGSHIRE C. H. JOHNSTON The LIBERAL Candidate opens his campaign in DOBBIE HALL, LARBERT 3rd FEBRUARY, 1950, at 7.30 p.m. SPEAK FOR SCOTLAND MARSHALL, Election Agent, Liberal Club, Alloa. DOAKS DANCING ACADEMY Arrangements for next week;— MONDAY AND THURSDAY- ...

... concerned, the first volleys are likely to be fired on Sunday, sth February, when Mr A Balfour, the present Labour M.P., will speak at a meeting in the Picture House, Denny; while, following the Unionist rule of no Sunday meetings, Miss Betty Harvie Anderson ...

... nationally ..rinded nation Europe The people of Scotland, he said, cared little for things Scottish; they did not even want to speak their own native tongue. Instead they had developed miserable local accents The Scots had the most colourful, romantic national ...

... AREA TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), commencine 1.45 LECTURE In WESTERN AVENUE HALL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) at 7.15 p.m. CECIL THOMSON will speak on Communism and Peace C. THOMSON, Election Agent. GRAND VARIETY CONCERT ...