... TRIED TO SPEAK Laughter interrupted the exchanges | when Bailie Bias, who is 4 small, plump | man with white hair, shouted lrom' behind the chairman’s desk to Councillor Graham: “1 am actually on my feet, although maybe you don't think so. 1 am actually ...

... Melville speaks plainly One says “for many years” because it was not always so, and Dr Mechie lets us see very clearly, if we are no* already well aware of it, what a courageous part was played by the early leaders of the Reformed Church in establishing ...

... PREMIER TO SPEAK TO-DAY ON SUMMIT Answer to to Russia not expected be direct negative SOCIALISTS ADOPT POLICY OF “WAIT AND SEE” ...

... U.N. “ NEITHER UNITED NOR ORGANISED ” Montgomery speaks out LISBON, Thursday.—Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery said here to-day that the United Nations Organisation “is neither united nor organised. It ought to have another name.” He said he approved ...

... DESTROY SOCIETY Foreign Secretary speaks at Ayr A great deal had been said about the horrors of nuclear weapons, but the real enemy was a world war, whatever the weapons used, said Mr Selwyn Lloyd the Foreign Secretary, speaking at a féte held by South Ayrshire ...

... LET all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking be put nravv !sr]om you, with all malice. Ephesians, IV, ...

... attacked tne | US AIRMEN police station in Nicosia last month,” | o whereas Greek women at Avgorou were macnine-gunned “FACTS SPEAK” Greek-Cypriot newspapers to-dayi o g | attacked the Government for alleged TEHERAN, Monday.—Nine Amemcan| partiality in dealing ...

... THIS MORNING Speak Lord; for thy servant heareth, 1 Samuel 111, 9 God speaks to us to-day as He spoke to Samuel long ago. It is in hearing Him we fail The noise and bustle of life absorbs our attention and, at the end of the day, there is often frustration ...

... was in constant demand 1o speak in Churches Youth gatherings as well as in civic and educational meetings. She was a very able and humorous public speaker, and during the war was invited by the Ministry of Information to speak on “Indo-British relationship ...

... broadcasting such a power in the land. Occasions emerged last week when it was notably articulate and stimulating. “ Frankly Speaking” brought Dame Rose Mac.uln{l to the microphone in an autobiographica! half-hour of question and answer which took in everything ...

... HORNER “ MUCH BETTER ™ Mr Arthur Horner, general secretary | of the National Union of Mineworkers, who collapsed after speaking at the Durham Miners’ Gala on Saturday, was stated yesterday to be “much better.” Mr Horner was taken to hospital but | was ...

... travel to new o.lices to pay their rents. Councillor Graham tried to speak in support of the Progressive amendment but was told by Bailie Bias that Con* vener Edward Hunter had risen to speak to the minute. Clutching a prepared speech, Councillor Graham insisted ...