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... the Irish ivitional Teachers' Organisation. The cinema offers too safe a rofuge for the truant,' 1 said Mr. Looney, who was speaking at the oiv-nlng of the annual conference , the Northern Committee in the Kensington Hotel. Belfast. He recalled that a recent ...
... age, is president of the Society, and an ex-presldent of the British Association, and he was speaking on “science and Its social consequences. After speaking of popular Press with the Increased use of the electronic factories, we might well be entering ...
... RADIO AND At 7 In the Home Service the Rev. Dr. W F. Marshall will give the first of a series of six talks on ** Ulster Speaks.” Then will follow, 7-15, a concert by Malcolm M'Keown (tenor), Shaftesbury Male Voice Choir, Shaun Maguire (fiddler) and the ...
... place once more, confident and strong. beside our American friends In the great adventure for freedom in the world. . .’’ Speaking the “heavy load” of world leadership which had been thrust upon Americans, he concluded: Do not expect to he thanked for ...
... IRISH TENORS Sir—l like Irish people, and 1 particularly like to hear them speak. But I am a little downcast at the present shortage of Irish singers, especially tenors. This is a pity, for there is plenty of raw material in Ireland to produce vintage ...
... chapter 4. 5, Children; 6*65, Weather. 6 News. 6-19, Northern Ireland News; S-25, Spoil; 6-30, Manchester C.W.B. Band. 7, Ulster Speaks: Talk Ur. W. F. Marshall; 7»15, Malcolm M'Keown (tenor). Shaftesbury Male Voice Choir, Shaun Maguire Jfiddler) and Northern ...
... John Cs the shop which recently lasting nine di may himself be union. Mr. Clarke am sending thei They not woi and at the mo speak to them to. Mr. Joseph area delegate, ‘•Mr. Cahill wi: both for sendii Coventry and Instructions to have forbidden sort meetin ...
... town was £15,568, and In 1952-53 it had grown to £64,499. In 1953-54 it was £66,255 and the figure for 1954-55 was £73.836. Speaking of the work done during the past five years the Mayor mentioned that the total expenditure for housing amounted to £1,050 ...
... increases of £1,177 for street lighting, £l,OOO for refuse collection, and. £950 for fire services. “One of lowest” Broadly speaking, these items, together with the estimated credit balance, had made it possible to reduce the probable rate for district services ...
... cent.; also per canL cash caplUl bonus for the year. U.F.U. LEADERS TO SPEAK IN DUBLIN Mr. A. G. Algfo, president of the Ulster Farmers’ Union, and Mr. H. Jamison, secretary, arc to speak at meeting in Dublin on Thursday In connection with the formation there ...
... of all colours. But the human eye is most sensitive to the central or yellow-green range of the spectrum, so that broadly speaking, the higher the proportion of light emitted in this region, the higher will be the efficiency of the tube. Shades of red ...
... the union that music played by its members should be live led to certain difficulties In production. Mr. Wright, who was speaking at meeting arranged in connection with the annual conference the Incorporated Societv of Musicians, said that some viewer* ...