... fancies on.- Being essentially bi-sexual, both male and female, a car does not need any other human props to make it, so to speak. - In fact, this resort to subliminal advertising is a bit much really. People will no doubt soon start talking about their ...

... ~Councillor = Foulkes was elected to Edinburgh Corporation for the first time on May 8, 1970. This does not prevent him from speaking with youthful assurance about the Labour Group’s former attitude towards a director of housing and an integrated housing ...

... suffer in this way, here's how to rid yourself of that embarrassment forever. ; . RhR Step One: The hardest part. Phone and speak to Mr Turvey personally — as’ you would your -family doctor. i . , pshut Step two: Your first private consultation. . Whether ...

... criticism of ultra - progressive Roman Catholics—set up her life as an example of the correct approach to Church reform. ; Speaking of her life during the ceremony in Saint Peter’s Basilica, the Pope said: “But what kind of reform did she seek? Certainly ...

... praise the Chinese for offering to build the £169 million railway—the greatest overseas aid project ever undertaken by China. Speaking under portraits of himself, President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania and Chairman. Mao Tse Tung, the Zambian President denied ...

... UGI CHARLES PARR ROUGKLY speaking, tourist attractions tend to come in two sizes—those that are laid on for you and those you have to dig out for yourself. A supreme example of the first category-—world famous, within easy reach of London and highly geared ...

... this is the best location for a university in Scotland, and I'll stick my neck out and say it is one of the best in the UK.” Speaking for the Highland Board, he said: “We would be behind any effort to obtain ‘a university in the Highlands.” Such a university ...

... given in Glasgow last night by Mr James Baxter, ‘the president of the Educational Institute of Scotland. Gl + Mr Baxter was speaking to teachers at the University of Strathclyde. He said that many teachers were alread‘y:l being. asked to do 'more than was ...

... literature prize. He was only convinced whem a Scandinavian correspondent based is Moscow telephoned him with the news. -\ Speaking over the telephone to Mr Per Egil Hegge, a Norwegian who also represents the Swedish paper *“Svenska Dagbladet,” Solzhenitsyn ...

... ultimately influence your decisions. But if, like Lotus, you've already set your eyes on the Canadian market, now's a good time to speak to your travel agent or Air Canada. We'll put you on the right lines. ...

... Electronics have done it again.” After:a record year in 1969-70, the peak figures for the opening half -of the current year speak for themselves. This air of confidence is confirmed by the chairman, ' o Mr A. C. Farnell £167,955- but adjustment for inflation ...

... popular appetite for the novel and boredom . with -what - has become over-familiar.. That is - the SNP’s difficulty. It can speak out about anxieties for the country’s economic well-being. It can voice alarm about the implications of joining the Common ...