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... unions, said Mr R. Openshaw, a member of the General Council of the T.U.C. and of the Amalgamated Engineering Union Executive, speaking on “The Trade Unions and Productivity” at a luncheon in connection with the Birmingham Productivity Exhibition to-day. Mr ...
... Cinderellas of our great industrial community, Mr J. B. Figgins, general secretary of the N.U.R., said in London to-day. He was speaking at the court of inauiry into the wage claims of 600.000 railwaymen which began its hearing of evidence The court was set ...
... opportunity. Several experienced members will act as guides. If you have any doubts In this matter please not hesitate to speak or write to the Publicity Convener about 1951 Membership. —Members should note that the reduced rates are no longer applicable ...
... Buckle will have a distinguished visitor next week in the person of Sir William Y. Darling, M.P. for Edinburgh South. He will speak at a gathering on Friday, January 12, under the auspices of the Banffshire Unionist Association. With him will be the constituency ...
... ■ PUBLIC NOTICES ABERDEEN CHRISTIAN YOUTH RALLY. SATURDAY, at 8 p m.. Xo SOUTH ST LARGE CHURCH HALL. GEORGE SUMMERS will Speak of WORK in BELGIUM. SUNDAY, at 8 p.m.. GOSPEL RALLY, In BALL ROOM, MUSIC HALL, UNION STREET. Speaker—Mr C. M’MILLAN, Edinburgh ...
... ago the first hardy adventurers discovered the rich, white fish shoals oCf Aberdeen. Yet such a short time, historically speaking, the industry starts its second century in the throes of crisis. Last year opened with the lifting of control on fish. Prices ...
... Congregational Church, Glasgow, has been awarded the Gold Medal of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art for public speaking and the Diploma in Elocution from the London College of Music. Mr Yule went to Glasgow in 1945. Mr Ivan G. Payne, the former ...
... was a long time leaving the train. When she did step on to the platform it was near Mr Gauld. “Fortunately tor me she didn’t speak—she just smiled. Otherwise 1 wouldn't have known what to do. said Mr Gauld. Born at Dufftown, Mr Gaald first started working ...
... the Weakness of God •»*em strange expression to you? At 8 pm. TO-NIOHT In SALEM HALL. Jasmine Terrace. Mr J MAWHTNNEY will speak this subject ...
... School, will speak on a subject which has been In the news latelyHow Should Scots People Speak? at meeting of the Saltire Society next week. I more interested in an answer to the question. How should a Scottish 8.8.C. announcer speak?’’ The Scottish ...
... back, or haps his bare head; His wee, hackit heelies are hard the oirn, An’ litheless the lair o’ the mitherless bairn. Oh. speak him harshly-* he trembles the while— He bends to your bidding, and blesses your smile.' In their dark hour of anguish, the ...
... Health resort altered in 14 across. 7 Hashish. 8 Some wad (anag.). 9 Detect, hidden watcher. 10 A revolutionary centre, so to speak. 14 Said to provide helps. 16 Formerly the outside of 5. 17 Part of the Arctic Circle. 18 Distribute wood. 19 Rodent on a New ...