... Speak Ou rVE heard it said it was a bad thing for a husband to teach his wife to drive because it made the wife nervous. This is a lot of nonsense. It's the poor .husband who finishes up as a nervous wreck. Pion; Monday to Friday, last week, I sat in ...

... SO TO SPEAK So some M.P.s want a bigger salary? ExpenseS are so high, it seems, they can hardly keep their seats above water. ...

... SO TO SPEAK The question of the moment is whether we can be sure that German arms will not follow in Hitier's footsteps. ...

... SO TO SPEAK One of the new barons Is a former Father of the House. and his elevation may be considered right and poppa. ...

... NEIGHBOUR SPEAKS We wish to make it clear, she continued, that the summons was served upon her personally and there is no ground for criticism of the action of the Justices in hearing the case in the defendant's atkience. a course frequently taken ...

... THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS Ciiiithisad Page 2 shall be guided by ihne principles. (At thy point. Mr Eisenhower enumerated the nine principles on which he will guide his administration.) In our quest oi honourable peace we shall neither compromise, nor tire ...

... Labour Speaks TOWN HALL, MOTHERWELL SUNDAY, 7th OCTOBER Commence at p.m. Speakers— Alex. Anderson LABOUR CANDIDATE and other Prominent Speakers “\Ve are in good heart and confident that the people will endorse our efforts” John Fox, Election Agent, 66 ...

... MISSIONARY SPEAKS Women’s Meeting of the Parish Church wAs addressed by Miss Slinimous of Ichang, China. Mrs Cullen presided and the soloist was Mrs McLelland, Motherwell. The Rev. M. Mclntosh warmly thanked the speaker and soloist for their contribution ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING The hhint speech of Mr Tom Brien in his presidential suldresi ,t the *lth annual T.r.r. a t I lotigla .4. makes it clea r that Itritaia . % trade inurement ia, no intention of surrendering iiitlipendence to the politicians. This sound ...

... Rector Speaks The speaker at next week’s meet-] ing of Kildrum Parish Church Women’s Meeting will be Mr Mat-! thew Brown. the Rector of Cumbernauld High School. | Mr Brown will be speaking on comprehensive education and at the meeting, which will be held ...

... SPEAKING LNFOKMALLY But when a reporter rang him at his home after the lecture. Mr. Stephenson said the correct version was: 'Ten per cent. of television programmes are excellent. twenty per cent. tolerably good, and the ether 70 per cent. you can do ...

... BEN SPEAKS “ Friends and neighbours,” began Mr Nevis, “1 believe that this is the first time we have met as a body. Some of you have been resident here for a few months. Others have come to live in the Gardens only last week. This meeting has been called ...