... yesterday. Speaking at the opening Juncheon of the Stationery Trade Fair at Alexandra Palace, he warned that unless the problems of sorting and delivering were solved the costs of the postal service would go on rising. | “ Generally speaking, an envelope ...

... COMING OVER DAM” Mr P. Thorneycroft Scattered cheers from both sides of the House greeted Mr Peter Thorneycroft as he rose to speak from the back benches, but the House soon lapsed into silence. The former Chancellor said they knew and he knew that his was ...

... nance of Bellevers' Baptism will be observed at the valn‘ Service. All are wel 3 Women's lornclolg Fellowship, Wednesday, Speak: M D.A.Vlll? J.‘I‘NN M.A. § er: Mr o ES, M. THUE.DAY. 23rd, 8 p.m.—Bible School. Sunday Evening Services in the USHER HALL ...

... Edinburgh, 2. The worthiness of the project was referred to by the Queen Mother when she opened the present settlement in 1950. Speaking of the “new and . tant bond * which had been mbm between the patient, doctors and nurses 1 R T S 3 elt sure P! will be made ...

... campaigns were described last night by Dr A. G. Mearns. medical adviser to the Scottish Council for Health Education He was speaking to some of the 350 people who have already volunteered in South Leith Ward to canvass the district to encourage people to ...

... Careless listening with regard to the things of the spirit could e e curth hestiag &e r wor are not nm:gly the loudest. God speaks frequently in the “still smal]l voice.. May He teach us to-day the wonder of belonging :9 u_u *aristoeracy of the attenive ...

... will of My Father which is in Heaven. VIARSR N St Matthew VI, 21 Jesus is not pleased by flattery. Words of devotion must speak what my heart feels, and my life must be in tune with them. How far is the Father's Will the rule of mdy life? By this test ...

... students. “Our Government will need to stop paying lip service only to this vital matter.” added Professor Thomson, who was speaking at the annual dinner of the Former Students' Association of the College. ...

... St Columba’s Church of Scotland, Pont Street, to-day. Sandringham, January 29 The Duke of Edinburgh, sident of the English Speaking nn&': of the Commoanwealth, was represented b{ g “m:t(:thneu) sufln memorial ro ewurc at ide ‘“ot“t;n hfi?hi 'S c.uu m ent ...

... Example of Danes Speaking of pigs, Mr S. Dye (Lab, Norfolk, S.W.) said that if we were ever to have an efficient bacon lndunrty). we had to follow the example of the Danes and have the producers of pigs directly linked with the bacon factory to which ...

... “try” miners guilty of absenteeism. KILTED MINISTER Wearing a dress kili outfit under his clerical robe, the Rev. David Pottie speaks to his congregation at the Second Presbyterian Church in Evanstown, Chicago, US.A., at the annual St Andrew's Society Scols ...

... Colonial Secretary, a set of verses expressing the lloyalty of the peorle of the colony. The verses are in a calypso rhvthm and-speak of the emergence of indep“n-dent territories in the Commonwedith over which the Queen reigns. ...