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... 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 ...

... number with a six. In duo beginning the operator would be saying this Mammas of times a day, so It was Wielded to employ the Speaking stook system—a tape recording of a telephone operator. float problem was Find the solos. service opens AT the Central ...

... 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 ...

... sister, Miss gads Priestley (59)—full cousins late Mi Priestley—who live Purdysburn,ss near Belfast. The &oily groups did not speak. DoCTOR'S EVIDENCE Dr. Wallace re-opened the in- Quest by calling Dr. John Irwin, of Clough. who said he arrived at Miss P ...

... station at Rugby. Chroneasotors for the loyal Plan Meted eleervr tem sad that's where the stz pipe et the 1.1. C. artelaata The speaking clock, which automatically states the time by telephone when TIM is dialled, is a further service controlled by the astronomers ...

... over again. There has been criticism of the delay in the erection of the memorial. Last October Mr. Alan M’Kibbin. M.P.. speaking at meeting the British Legion Bloomfield, said that there must be a move produce some semblance of war memorial building ...

... Trinity College, Dublin, of the Irish Churches’ Conference which Is taking place In Dublin this week. Dr. Hanson, who was speaking on Our Unity and our Disunity.” went on to say that even more dangerous would be reunion for political motives. This sort ...

... given .1 I M. Haire: Rev. J. R. Boyd: and minutes at the Christmas and Easter Miss Mollie Ritchie of the W.A.F.M. seasons to speak to the audience. At Dervock. Rev. R. G. Mcßride. has It is estimated that in one large dedicated offertory plates, the gift ...

... TOURING BIBLE LECTURER'S VIEW THE globe-trotting Bible lecturer and collector of epitaphs, 'r. Herbert Lockyer, is back on a speaking visit to Belfast after an absence of only nine months. Dr. Lockyer. who is 09. comes back to Ulster fresh from a 12,000- ...

... tradition which caused Mr. Churchill to waive his own unwisdom. It was certain that the educated man in 20 or 30 years would speak the language of science. Science must he expanded by any means from a vocational subject to become part of our culture, or ...

... plot a cross-country journey from Bradshaw and get there, and undress on the beach with discretion. Mr. Fairn, who was speaking on the school as a preparation for society, dealt with his experience of those in prisons and borstals. By and large. ...