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... VERSE SPEAKING Solo Verse Spoak}tf—&cou Class (Under 14)— 1, Robert S. Cowie, Hawick: 2, Elizabeth M‘'Laren; 3, Joyce Orr. Burns Class (Under 16 but not under 12)—1. Norma Chalmers, Kirkcaldy; 2, Millie Foster, Dysart, 3, FEffie Robertson Scots Class ...
... Down the Plug-Hole Authority Speaks THE COURT Crarence Housk, Mayfils | Tue Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinbux:h. reopened the Guildhall, New Windsor, to-day. | The Hon. Mrs Andrew Elphinstone and | Major the Hon. Martin Charteris were in } attendance ...
... L.s. Living Standard Will Be Lower DEFENCE PRODIL CTION Mr Cuarirs E. Witson, American Director of Defence Mobilisation. speaking at a Press ranference in Lond on discussions ...
... Carsewell, Currie Girls under 12 but not under 9. I.Dawn Nicholson, West Linton: 2, Geraldine Laing; 3, Joy Rutherford. Choral Speaking vundsr 100—1. Waliford School. 2, Primaries IV and V. Balerno: 3. Dudley Avenue Group 11. Under 18 but not under 141, Convent ...
... Davidson; 3. Norman 1. Campbell Prose Reading (under 18 but not under 14)—1, Margaret C. Wood. Haddington (singie entry.) Choral Speaking (under 14 but not under 10)-—1, Convent of the Sacred Heart (single entry.' Seolo Verse (girls under 18 but not under 14)—1 ...
... ON PARIS TALRKS *Outrageous * Demands by Mr Gromvko WasHiNnGTOoN, Wednesday.—The US. Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson. speaking at his Press conference to-day, denounced as “outrageous ' Russian demands at the Deputies’ talks in Paris that the Western ...
... By ARNAUD D'USSEAU and JAMES GOW. 6/6, 6/- 4/6, 3/-, 1/6 TUITION ELOCL-HON AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. Miss NORAH WOOOD. A.L.AM (Eloc.), A _L.A M. (Public SD_:})?l LAMDA. Teachers Certificate in Speech Drama, Elocution Teacher to the (‘-megs Dunfermline Trust ...
... paper—she explained that if she did not do this immediately, she would forget all about it—she rapidly discarded her notes to speak with authority on the subject: “That this conference deplores the mutual exclusiveness of ...
... day by its . Minister ppor. tune for the time being to consider the nationalisation of the French steel industry M Moch was speaking here at the Socialist Party National Congress. which is deciding on tactics in the coming elections The Minister spoke of ...
... “INADEQUATE ™ WAR PENSIONS Weekly Rate of 90s Asked For LEGION CONFERENCE ined up to speak ng increased a re ed an of the British Legion at the Albert London, yesterday, were stopped with of “Vote, vote,” from the body of the , which wascfmt and carried ...
... Bill were 361 for and 229 against. Obstr 'ctien trem the Assembly’s 186 Communists continued until the end. M. Queuille, speaking for the Moderate groups, turned toward the Communit benches and said: “ We infynd to save the country's inheritance both ...
... said the Stone | should be deposited in Scotland and should !be brought to England for Coronation ceremonies. He said he was speaking for all the Liberal Peers. He rejoiced to hear that the Government would not be influenced by the recent incident, as hag{pened ...