... as they hare a certain buoyancy. The forward movement is given by a relatirely small amount of hydraulic pressure —Editor. Speak up, Mrs. Hawnt: FOR many years now each time there has been an inerea‘e in price of any consumer goods, from meat to apples ...

... court that the interpretation of the word ‘‘obscene” was that it meant a tendency to deprave or corrupt. ¥ e - Mr. M‘Grath, speaking of ‘“Stradella” and ‘‘A Bedside Odyssey,” submitted that these books were not any more objectionable than Harris's autobiography ...

... facilities. Information about houses built by private builders in Northern Ireland is not included in the survey. Standards Speaking at a Press con-1 Terence in the Waldorf . Hotel. London. to-day, to introduce the survey. Mr. F.. A. Batchelor. director ...

... State Registered Nuns and Physiotherapist m / constant touch with . patients suffering from rheumatism is - chatted). So I can speak from experience that Ziff is mums is its pain relieving action delis no sidwdrects sr staunch ulnae RN: No. 5633. lemiesstie ...

... security precautions are being taken by people who have policies with insurance firms. said Head Constable John Irvine. • Speaking last night at a meeting of the Belfast Insura-, ance Society he said there! should be closer liasion between insurance surveyors ...

... BELFAST EDUCATION COMMITTEE Classes commence 9th January. CURRENT AFFAIRS HOMECRAFT COOKERY PUBLIC SPEAKING DRESSMAKING. WRITING Enrolment at the Education Offices, Monday to Friday, 10 am.—4 p.m. W. C. H. EAKIN, Director of Education. ...

... C., Park, vice-chairman of the North Derry Board, at the Board's annual conventien in Dungiven on Sunday. Father McNaily, speaking in the absence of the charman, Mr. H, Owens, who was unable to be present ' ‘through illness, said that the G.A.A. at times ...

... first examine the cover stories being told currently by other U.K. tourist centres battling for the same market. Relatively speaking, Northern Ireland’s official holiday advertisement is no over-statement. We are luckier by far than most of us realise for ...

... compelled, in my opinion, to go to an agricultural odd college.” THI¢ WAS STATED by Senator Bernard McGlinchey, Letterkenny, speaking in the Seanad. He contended that the only contribution of the Association to Irish agriculture had been “to criticise, to ...

... ';;7 -”; 3 ST W D Gl AR D SN J || Rod Cameron is the T M oo ANNEVEEERN W BL(F N F L AN oTSW- LN | it i 5 /'f* b | man to speak to. ey :Ro A = ':““.,2 ) ) \ : ‘;::~._i‘lf§:s', h: h M S| ‘-s&-‘ ADR | & e ¢’s the Manager Y X \ S A o at the NCB office ...

... is attracting attention. Instead of the usual sermon by the minister. members of the congregation are being encouraged to speak of the Christian faith as they experience It to-day. ...

... interest in the area. I think there Is a great interest in this kind of thing now, says Mr. Griffiths. I have been invited to speak to many different organisations locally, and I think that the Ards Historical Society should attract many members. Certainly ...