... n to see that main bus routes are kept clear for moving traffic B.BS. S. LYNN. Religion and health Rnr. NOIIIIIIIIDGIC wW speak ea the Ckmek sad beans. at a Itanglas sad .apsalag la Massa Sellars Matbsdit Claret. Belfast. ea Veletas , at 7411 p.m. Our ...

... outside world . Foreign consuls in Algiers reported to their Governments they were not to use code for telegrams and must speak French in telephone calls with their.embassles in Paris. In Algiers crowds were on the streets to-day and massed near the ...

... and the runway will he extended at Dublin Airport. This was stated by Mr. Erskine Childers, Minister for Transport. when speaking in Dublin. Dublin and Shannon Airport were to be extended, he said, and improved in the light of traffic requirements, while ...

... getting over those difficulties. As chairman of the Belfast Savings Bank he knew of Londonderry's fine record in savings. Speaking of the new industries which had sprung up around the Derry area, Alderman 'Mahan said— You may also be getting an oil i ...

... something more than £1 if you do it properly. Banyuls is famous for its wine and Franco - Spanish dishes (nearly everybody speaks Spanish as well as French in this Catalan district). 1:1 the little restaurants along the promenade pro- ...

... attempt to bring In more revenue. Willowfiekl Labour officers Mr. Wm. Hamill. chairman of Willowfield Divisional Labour Party. speaking at the annual meeting said present-day Ulster Unionist finance policy was governed by the Imperial Government and his party ...

... no compromise on the essential principles—loyalty to the Crown and true civil and religious liberty. Mr. Brown, who was speaking at the annual meeting of Waterside Rural Unionist Asso Londonderry, said the mtorious Portstewart conference was a product ...

... build up from the natural waistline for a high-waisted look. Skirts barely cover the knee. Deaf children not taught on hands Speaking at a meeting of Newtownards Parents' Association, Mr. J. 0. Daebyshire, of the Ulster School for the Deaf and Blind, outlined ...

... to people with money to invest not to neglect the possibilities which lay ahead in industry on their own doorstep. he was speaking at the sodcutting ceremony at the Holyhead advance factory in Anglesey. I would like to think that Welsh money can be put ...

... DRIFT IN THE POPUL - L city and towns has made il rely on motor-cars, resulting Gilbert Camblin, Co. Antrim pl Mr. Camblin, speaking on the problems of town and country planning to the Belfast branch of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland ...

... unions. so wealthy and Jealous of their power that they have become the only really privileged class in society. Mr. Boat, speaking about the Labour Party, described it as a sick man. The Party is incapable of producing a comprehensive policy for the ...

... by something like 10-13 per cent. Clothing and footwear were destroyed and the interior of the shop badly scorched. Verse-speaking competitions The verse-oeaking section of the annual competitions organised by the Irish Temperance League continues in Clarence ...