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... SCOTTISH STANDARD OF SPEECH CHILDREN = WON'T SPEAK OoUT”™ | TO THE EDITOR OF “THE SCOTSMAN Carnoustie, Angus. Sir,—~l noted recently August 9, 1951 a correspondent again criticising some of the ministers of Scotland, who, he says, are often inaudible ...
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... HUGH MACDIARMID will Speak on “ A SCOTSMAN LOORS AT ENGLISH LITERATURE,” at * Seotland the Nation Exhibition, 16 NORTH ST ANDREW STREET, August 27, at 530 p.m ADMISSION FREE. EDINBURGH Z O O. Open Y am. (Sundays 12.30 pm.) till 7 p.m. Admission—Week-days ...
... FRENCH POLICY IN CITY-TO-CITY BY WORLD AFFAIRS HELICOPTER M. Schuman Will Speak B.E.A. Order Franklv to U.S.A. * TURNING SEARCHLIGH ON CAPITALISM & MARQUAN ...
... WITHOUT FAITH Principal Baillie’s Warning Discus: Principa sSlng the 1 Baillie suggested tMA elation of science to faith speaking earlier. had ere might be a *“natural ...
... at Folkes!toue of the prizes in the Channel swimming |nce. when Mareeh Hassan Hamad, the | Egyptian winner, was invited to speak, Dr Mohammed Sabri Bey, the team’'s manager, ! rose and said:— - ...
... disappear it would be a real bleuing The Welsh and the Irish speak an English which is admittedly not standard, but it is beautifully clear and emphatic. Gaelic speakers likewise may speak an English wkich has a foreign ring. vet the enunciation is clear ...
... MR CHURCHILL HONOURED Freedoms of Deal and Dover Mr WinstoN CHURCHILL yesterday received the freedoms of Deal and Dover. Speaking at Deal he said that he had no doubt that our island would find its way safely through the perils of the future After a civic ...
... revolt until a substantial increase is given to them.” Mr J. Mathews, of the National Union of General and Municipal Workers, speaking on the engineers' claim, said:— « 1 suggest to the Chancellor that he is just two vears too late to take measures to control ...
... THE KING SHOULD NOT VISIT AUSTRALIA, SAYS M.P. Ligvr.-Cor. M. LieroN, M.P. (Lab.. Brixton), | speaking in his constituency last night. said {he did not think that the King should be | expected to undertake the arduous task of | visiting Australia next ...
... ling for the lim the oualwb&,ol i Mr Shvernik's letter » e tion expresses the eling ship of the peoples wards the peoples speaks of ihe lats unified in its attempt to e peace and to eliminats the message e (J'SS.lLWAmmmyn of the Supreme et tion of ...
... sure, would. in these unsettled days, provide a powerful organisation in the promotion of sood-will throughout the English-speaking world. ...