... Economic Affairs. to-day described Northern Ireland u a part of the United Kingdom with under-used resources. Mr. Brown, speaking at the opening of the Ulster Fortnight in Selfridge's Store in London, said the exhibition demonstrated the enormous extent ...

... By OLIVE KAY JOHN THE ROADMAN SPEAKS “I be hopin’,” says John the Roadman, “that yon big motorcade from Derry City will no put other folks in the notion o' processin’ til Stormount, for the roads is bad enough thronged as it is. “It’s all terrible perplexious ...

... to respond in a spirit of thanksgiving to the appeal for his Memorial This is an opportunity for people of every degree to speak through their gifts. Many will have felt that they wanted to pa' their own individual tributes; by their contributions, large ...

... Cairns, the High Sheriff. who is chairman of the Improvement Committee. asked leave to appear before the Finance Committee to speak on the subject. Councillor Brown, chairman of the Finance Committee. said that they were in favour of the proposal. but they ...

... Archibald, Limavady. Verse speaking, girls under 81, Noreen M'Grath, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, 85; 2, Peggy Gallan, Ballybofey, Co. Donegal, 84; 3, Fionna Canavan, Londonderry, and Maria Cunningham, Letterkenny, 82. ’vv;“e sp'eaking. boys under 8— |l, Peter ...

... by the Rev. Anthony C. Mills, S.J., of Dublin, on his regular Vatican Radio short-wave broadcast next Thursday to English-speaking Africa. The Cardinal said that one of his great desires was to go to Africa one day ‘to visit you personally” and see the ...

... at the moment. On discussions by individual Catholics and priests he said: As far as Bishops are concerned and those who speak with authority, they ust refrain from public proclamations or pronouncements on this subject, otherwise it just adds to the ...

... research department last week, Mr. George Brown—His incomes policy will need teeth. the subject. It is to be hoped that he is speaking much more plainly in private than he is in public. Committee that political tensions in Londonderry might have an unfavourable ...

... last week came two pieces of reasoning which | find it very difficult to follow. Example No. 1 was Mr. E. W. Jones, M.P., speaking in the context of industrial development in Derry to a meeting of the local Unionist Association. ‘‘A constant reiteration ...

... step towards discussion, compromise and political integration with the Republic. Were that indeed the case, he should not be speaking that night as a member of that Government. Mr. Lemass and the Government of the Irish Republic. It had been suggested that ...

... eight-years-old Jimmy McGrory of 13 Rathlin Drive, Derry, had the unique distinction of obtaining a 1009 marking in the verse speaking and theory, stage one, section, He is a pupil of Mrs. Sadler, ALCM. debut in the ‘“‘Pirates” as £ 750 Dam Mabel. The other ...

... misunderstanding. Mutual respect must be the basis of true goodwill, inside and outside Northern Ireland. Mr. Faulkner was speaking at a meeting of Sydenham Women’'s Unionist Assoclation. Mr. Faulkner, who returned from London yesterday afternoon, referred ...