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... writes an agency Lobby correspon- Problbgwur James Griffiths or Mr Aneurin an—or both-—will speak for the Labour Party. Mr Clement Davies will speak for the Liberals. The Labour Party have decided not to table a censure motion, but the debate will be based ...
... DUKE OF EDINBURGH AS GUEST OF HONOUR English-Speaking Union The Duke of Edinburgh will be the guest of honour at a luncheon in the George Hotel, Edinburgh, to-day given by the English-Speaking Union, of which he is the president. The Duke of Buccleuch ...
... TIME TO COMBAT MOB ORATORS Rector Wants Pupils Trained to Speak The need for schoo] training in public speaking to counteract mob orators was stressed by Dr J. E. Dunlop, rector of Bell-Baxter High Scnooi Cupar, at the school’s senior prize-giving vesterday ...
... INTOLERANCE STEMS FROM IGNORANCE, DUKE SAYS English-Speaking Union Toast The common language shared by the English-speaking peoples ought to be used and exploited to promote better understanding, to spread information and to prevent intolerance, which ...
... Her Majesty speaking from the dais in the main hall when she formally declared the new National Library opena. ...
... The Duke of Edinburgh, president of the English Speaking Union, being received by the Duke of Buccleuch, Scottish chalrman, when he arrived for the luncheon in his honour given by the Union in Edinburgh yesterday. DEBUTANTES MAKE THEIR CURTSEY Presentation ...
... Lord Rowallan, the Chief Scout, speaking to Boy Scouts from France during a tour of the International Scout camp at Blair Atholl, Perthshire. Looking om are the Duke of Atholl (left), on whose estate the camp is being held, and Mr Jack Stewart, Glasgow ...
... the Duke «. Edinbur%h at the luncheon given by the English Speaking Union, 1 was reminded of the following story, which illustrates the reluctance of the average Englishman to learn to speak a foreign language An Englishman started a trading station in ...
... and confident—a direct contrast to Saturday's inaudible effort at London Airport on her arrival. She proved she could speak, and speak well, and was applauded five times, a notable event at a Press conference. Miss Monroe was wearing a tightfitting black ...
... offers immense possibilities in the way of ambiguity. It is all very well for people like the Duke to gigt uge:: a luncheon and speak in English use he has the lan%\uu under control and doesn't let it frighten him. But so many other speakers find it difficult ...
... member to speak or vote for or against the Bill out of a sense of loyalty to the ?ovcmment or because of party feelng. he Lord Chancellor said that three elements of punishment were involved —reform, retribution. and deterrent. “And iln speaking of retribution ...
... Miss A. S. Robertsow; Dalrymple Lecturer in Archzolgy and Under-keeper of the Hunterian Museum of Glasgow University, will speak on Southern Scotland in aoman times, and to-morrow Professor Kenneth Jackson, of the Celtic Department of Edinburgh University ...