... to-day, said in a broadcast last night that the battle for world peace was not finished and was certainly not lost. He was speaking on “ Unfinished Battle.” We are now, he said. in an age of violence, and violence destructive both to peace and justice ...

... fourmonth tour in the Far East. He set off on more world travel in November. 1953. fulfilling: a heavy programme of public speaking and preaching in the West Indies. Dr. Garbett's views the H-bomb were widely criticised. He declared during the defence debate ...

... Scouts THE Lord Mayor of Belfast (Alderman H. J. H. Harcourt), speaking in the City Hall on Saturday when 29 new Queen’s Scouts received their Royal certificates from the Chief Commissioner for Northern Ireland (Judge Johnson), appealed for more boys ...

... or associated with the Christian Church, have a perfect right to speak freely on matters affecting our social life without being smeared. Speaking for my own Church (1 do not presume speak for others) which needs neither my apology nor my defence, assert ...

... U.N. Ulster needs voice at to counter Eire Propaganda —Attorney General MR. Edmond Warnock, Attorney-General, speaking at a meeting of the Sydenham Branch of Victoria Women’s Unionist Association, in Sydenham Unionist Hall, last night, said now that Eire ...

... Thc one draw-back of exhibition games on which nothing depends is that no one wants to do any tackling, and players are. so speak, on their honour not to take undue advantage of an opponent’s leniency. This was very evident In the Lions” match earlier ...

... Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Sir John Slessor. retired R.A F. Chief of Staff, yesterday forecast senes of small-scale wars. Speaking at a Berlin Press conference, he said that under present conditions did not believe that there would be a third world war ...

... enmity of M. Faure and M. Mendes-France effectively prevents this. In these circumstances we may well ask if there is no man to speak for France, no man who will respond to the challenge of the hour? The French are confused. They registered record poll of 82 ...

... old temperance hymn with the reiteration of that fine old line: Have courage, my boy, to say ' no.’ said. Dr. Housden was speaking at meeting of the National Marriage Guidance Council in London. He said that the fear of reproving had gone far enough. Child ...

... colour suit, cwsiomers. (arnieis. or. fact, car; suit e\pry body, and as regard quaiity and price, the name “Kelly Bius.’ now speaks for nse.i SO arc confidently looking forward to greatly increased prosperity in Ulster during Hie coming years, lei vein ...

... London to-day that one f the chief needs of modern paren was have the courage to no” their children. Dr. Housden, who was speaking a ing of the National Marriage Guidance Council, went recommend the revival of the n. j temperance hymn containing tnp line ...

... INCREASED ROAD GRANTS SOUGHT At the quarterly meeting of Omagh Rural Council, Mr. M. J. M'Nuity said that farmers had no one to speak for them at Stormont. Members of Parliament did not seem to know that the district roads in Northern Ireland must be about ...