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... meteorologists, what he thinks of it he will tell you that he has encountered far worse in his time. _ _ Dr. Coles has a right to speak about the weather. for he has been in the meteorological business for something like 30 years. He also has a special interest ...
... Arnold Cooke with Yf rah Neaman as soloist (Home, 8-0). Mr. Stokes, who is director and secretary of R. S. McColl Ltd.. was speaking on office organisation, management controls and cost accounting. Mr. Stokes said a manager should train his staff to do several ...
... station and found out the DIMS and to *phone numbers of the girls. who were then staring in the city. Before long he was speaking to them over the phone and found out that in Ireland they had been practically neighbours —Edna Smyth. of ntern. Coleraine ...
... after a great race at Sandown in November at a difference of 51b. Tokoroa to concede 21b. less this time, and. strictly speaking there should be ihan half-an- inch between them now. However. connections of tx Bel are sure that their charge is becoming ...
... iii; - 6enefit of future visitors in the studio. is her definition of a good interviewee: One who can talk easily without speaking a monologue. • • * • k often Warned for A killing off. among other forms of entertainment, the live theatre But twice on ...
... Murphy (out- (Offaly); J. Harold (Longtordii COALISLAND going): secretary. Mr. A. Deane and D. Foley (Dublin); P. Haughey Speaking at the annual m (outgoing): treasurer. Mr. W. J., (do.). T. Monaghan (Westmeath).lol Fianna G.F.C.. Coa.is.and Mr Rafferty ...
... or objected to the question to nt•evide a truthful re•stal of what The Accused That answer hnntsened on the right cf Nov- speaks for itailf. ; ember In. NO COMMENT. RAPID QUESTIONS. . Sergt. David J. Reynolds, Cooks- . LuRGAN The pasoner then proceeded ...
... it was In the Chit War that the common man and found individual voice; and she traces bare the eta's. b which be began to speak mind. The earlier part of the book contains essays the writing and interPretailan of historY and on two of the greettot pr ...
... say Vt. O'Connor. counsel for Arthw D. Shanahan. said be wished to reserve his defence. `I All INNOCENT Paul Sinterl t speaking from the dock. said : have never intended any fraud. I have never planned any freud. I have never committed any fraud. The ...
... the Incomparable Mioughts from the of Sehmson). Lord's Peer— r Nitta KILPATRICK. Yr WW N. RA TRIM. Moaday. re. CRAIG will speak to sisters of her visit to Spats. Neat Saturday evealeg—Nr. J. VAIRVIILD DU:MURRY worn MI. 7'. J THOMPSON will iD.V.) give ...
... (Glugew) Subject: I SAW THE CHURCH IN RUSSIA Mr. Allan has recently returned from a visit to the Soviet Union and will speak of hit experiences there MINOR HALL, 2-45-3-30 Rev. TOM ALLAN will address a Special Meeting to which all Men and Young Men ...
... kook. but ewe whose aehlovemints helped le teaks passible 'We want more in the Unionist Party' PREMIER HAS FAITH IN YOUTH SPEAKING at a Fermanagh Young Unionist Association rally in Lisnaskea, the Prime Minister, Lord Brookeborough, said he shared their ...