... ment, allied with its political coungpyernment. terpart. has the competence and The Trade Union movement, it authority to speak for the great is stated in the motion, “is not in- majority of the Scottish people. It sensitive to the influences created ...

... that the have social meeting in the summer and another in the winter at which they might get a distinguished former pupil to speak. They could also issue a small bulletin from time to time, giving information about former pupils and a short article about ...

... professional ins access more freely to ; applies natural organic manures which nrc so often unprocurable by ama curs Generally speaking, there is no reason why the amateur cannot ob tain bumper crops if he is able to obtain plenty of rich compost and manure ...

... would be attracted to Edinburgh as the recognised centre to develop their gifts.'* Mr Murdoch, who emphasised that he was speaking as a private individual, said that the festivals had proved that Edinburgh had the capacity to embrace the world and provide ...

... service on Sunday evening, were given a talk on Mining in India by Mr J. Galbraith, manager of Carriden Colliery. Though speaking mainly on his mining experiences in India. Mr Galbraith covered many facets of mining in general and conducted an interesting ...

... comprising Miss Betty Smith. Miss Mary Leslie and Miss Margaret Simpson, which was beaten by only one mark in the junior public-speaking competition in Edinburgh. ...

... he did not think it would, without many substantial alterations, stand the test of time that the county system had done. Speaking in Edinburgh in March. 1942, Sir William said that 300.000 houses had been prbvided with State assistance since 1919, a ...

... of the County Federation, presented her with plastic handbag. Mrs Forrest. Ratho, president of the Midlothian Federation, speaking on behalf of the guests, recalled when Mid and West Lothian were the Federation and said she remembered vividly the day in ...

... POLMONT SOUTH A call to the Rev. James W. Hood, probationer, from Polmont South was sustained. The Rev. W. M'Larcn, Bothkennar. speaking the call, said there were seven applicants but, as in the case of Carron, the congregation went outside the list of applicants ...

... appears there! straight and slim. The game can be played with i Symphony of Soft Fabncs.—uenmore than four people. , crally speaking, soft and supple fab— Sent by Eric Gilbert, rics have returned to popularity. . v TT AT TJArF » S lrUe iS AN UALt. noon and ...

... plaving-field for the citizens again, favourite and well worth doing Councillor Thomson did not it the acting standard had reached .speak, but thanked the electors for a fairly high level throughout and returning him unopposed to the there had been a fair attempt ...

... candidates have given good service, and though from reports of Town Council meetings it would appear that some of them rarely speak, that is not the case. They do all their talking at meetings committees. Keep in mind it not always the man with the glib tongue ...