... approach £BO millions or per haps £lOO million if nothing is done.” So much for Nationalisation.” Will leave the housewives to speak for themselves as regards low prices and fair share for all The electors want facts and not bedtime stories.—An Old Elector ...

... of jesters for generations, but, in truth the law and lawyers of independent mind formed the one sure bulwark of freedom. Speaking vehemently against the ‘‘absolute power” of the Executive, Mr McDonald ended his speech with the words: Unless the principles ...

... a remarkable and heartening development. St. Boswells win speaking contest Four teams four members, representing st. Boswells, Teviotdale, and Young Farmers Clubs took part in public speaking contest in St. Bo'sells Hall, Monday evening. St.Boswells were ...

... To Honest Worker (see; 1 say soit qui mal y pense. dry digging a 15 feet stint in a inch drain feet deep in blue marl then speak. To Old Elector No, the Socialist not imagine they are the only ones in step. They know they are the only ones stepping out ...

... Lees. Mr A. Lothian. secretary, thanked the Civil Defence Club on behalf of the Legion, Mr J. A. Vandore replying. Dramatist speaks at Coldstream Film Production from the Inside was the subject of an address given by the Fon. William Douglas Home, the well-known ...

... and his wife have become well known by their attendance at whist drives and other social functions. Mr Stodart intends to speak at about 60 meetings throughout the two counties between January 30, when he opens his campaign, and polling day. Mr J. J. ...

... P.-c. Allan went to the vehicle first. The engine was still r«rming. There was no one in it when he arrived. Accused was speaking to P.-c. Allan. SWAYING I came to the conclusion accused was under the influence drink. He was swaying fpom side to side ...

... it was guarded properly. Cross-examined, he said he took no other steps to expedite the erection of the fencing other than speaking to Mr Stevens. He did not order any further materials. was not asked to get wire-netting. ...

... them. Tile players and (heir friends were Inter entertained to supper hy Mrs Bolton and a. few helpers. Agricultural housing Speaking the annual dinner of the West Berwick area of the Ft at Lauder, Friday night, .Mr A. B. Semple, senior vice president of ...

... encourage people to try harder by allowing them to keen the fruits of their labour and not take it all awav in taxation. Speaking of the Liberal Party, ...

... Thomas, the only places abroad with which British telephone user could communicate were Paris and Brussels. To-day one can speaK from this building, or from any other telephone in this country, to nearly 90 per cent, of the telephone stations of the world ...

... MARKETING BOARDS Speaking of marketing boards, he said that the merchants who were efficient were needed to help the Ministry boards to carry oat work for the good of the consumer. It was impossible to tell if every, thing that the N.F.U. were doing. ...