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... who it is, darling. Vivien recognised Alan's deep rich voice, the slight, so attractive drawling accent requesting, May I speak to Miss Knight? before he had time to give his name. This is Vivien,'' she cried, and it was as though the door had been ...
... the right price, and with a unique guarantee which is and far-rearhine. and which we really honour to the limit. The result speaks for itself. People come from all over the country to buy from us, and are. in most cases, recommended others who have dealt ...
... becoming a valuable dollar earner in United States were stressed by Sir Frederick Bell, chairman Herring Industry Board, speaking in Edinburgh yesterday. Britain has the herring from which the finest kippers can be produced, and the means of freezing ...
... Admission—Ground, Is 6d. Enclosure, 2s 6d. Stand, 3s 6d, 4s and ss. Boys, 7d. Sg~COTTISIONFORMATION OFFICE.—Mrs JACOBSEN will speak on NEW ZEALAND TO-DAY in the KING'S THEATRE, DUNDEE, on SUN., Jan. 8, 1950, at 7.30 p.m. Chairman Ex-Bailie James Anderson ...
... been given to the facts. I had hoped speak to you personally to-day. but I was informed that you are awav from London, and I was informed by the Under-Secretary of State, Sir Frank Newsam. that I could not speak to you about the matter. I am. therefore ...
... An insight into the exploits of the British Secret Service in France during the war was given by Captain Peter Churchill, speaking on Defying the Swastika in Y.M.C.A. Hall, Dundee, last night. He led one of the biggest resistance groups in France for ...
... taken reduce staff by 26,000 to 624,000. Mr B. MacKenna (for the British Federation of Wholesale Traders and other bodies), speaking of possible economies, asked:—ls it the view of the Transport Commission that the staff they employ is excessive? Mr Wilson—lt ...
... Perth Fairy Turns Shrew When she isn't, professionally speaking, ] Edmund iiailey. In real lite Jvuss fairv godmother waving a magic wand, Cain is Mrs Edmund Bailey. a shrew. In fact Miss Cain is a shrew most mornings, and a fairy godmother the evenings ...
... export figures had exceeded those of 1948 by over 200.000 tons. Home market figures were 435,000 tons more. • At the moment I speaking, the House of Commons is being reconstructed, largely with our cement. We are quite content to have so noble a monument to ...
... Association). —ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES, 1950.—Classes recommence during week beginning Jan. 9, 1950. The Classes in Public Speaking (U.C.D. Tuesdays at 7.15 p.m.) and Appreciation Music (Training College Thursdays at 7.15 p.m.) will both continue lor further ...
... audience were in convulsions for two hours. It all began with the immaculate mesmerist putting everyone in good humour by speaking coaxingly into the microphone —applying mass hypnotism. Almost everyone joined in. They clasped their hands above their heads ...
... NEW ZEALANDER'S TRIBUTE The strength of the Scottish influence was referred to Mrs Zoe Jacobsen. speaking on New Zealand To-day in the King's Theatre. Dundee, last night. It was particularly noticeable among the women—they had been sensibly brought ...