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... Britain and Canada were not wholly satisfactory , said Colonel A . Gomme-Duncan . M . P . for Perth and East Perthshire , speaking at a dinner in honour of the Canadian curling team , given by the Perth Ice Rink Curling Club at the Station Hotel on Saturday ...
... which thev worked . Secondly , she made some very important assumptions about these organisations . ( Likewise Mr Cruftwho speaks of managing directors and humble bench hands in case we think he means bench hands and humble managing directors . ) She ...
... the word quaich . ' I doubt if either could nave pronounced the word . Then we went in for a buffet lunch . I refused to speak because I was so annoyed . Then they left as quickly as they couldhaving been there from 11 . 45 ajn . to 2 . 30 p . m . That ...
... Britain COUNTER TO GERMANY PRESTWICK SHOF STEWARDS Philadelphia , Saturday . —M . Paul Henri Spaak , former Belgian Premier , speaking here to-day , urged Britain to discard her old-time policy of maintaining the balance of power in Europe and participate ...
... to the idea of the spreading back of losses for six years instead of one. Mr S. B. M‘WLeod, a senior inspector of taxes, speaking for the Association of Inspectors of Taxes. said that the suggested change would cause considerably extra work. The Inspectorate ...
... announcement, will take place although the dates are before the Dissolution of Parliament. 3 Sir Dadvid Maxwell - Fyfe. K.C., will speak in the Central Hall, Tollcross, Edinburgh, on January 27, and Sir Thomas Dugdale, Bart., in South Angus on January 30, and ...
... le to the wider use of _mass-radiography as a means of _detection. We can certainly welaim- that the position, broadly ‘ speaking, is not getting any “worse. How quickly it can be ~made any better must continue 20 be one of the outstanding questions for ...
... said Mr W . R . Clemens , chairman of the Union ' s Taxation Committee . Mr S . B . M'Leoda senior Inspector o ! Taxes , speaking for the Association o ! Inspectors , expressed a preference for the existing system of assessment . The Institute of Taxation ...
... constituencies by putting up Conservative candidates when here was no reasonable prospect of their being elected . Generally speaking , all but a few of the most diehard elements in these places would infinitely prefer a Liberal member—as of old—to unbroken ...
... and sociologists rubbed shoulders with former coalminers and tramcar conductors—as they heard other Commonwealth leaders speak in similar vein . Asia ' s poverty constituted a danger not merely to world prosperity but to peace in the world to-day , Prime ...
... Government . He would , he said , first await the verdict of world opinion on the legal position o £ the Saar . He was speaking at a Press conference in the Bonn Parliament House , following the departure for Berlin of M . Schuman , the French Foreign ...
... with the wellbeing of the family budget and the family Attorney-General s Claims Sir Hartley Shawcross , Attorney-General , speaking at the same meetingclaimed that under the Labour Government Britain had made a far better recovery than any other European ...