... nothing to lose as the Government would bai] the firm out? Is it not time that someone wha really knows what goes on should speak out loud and clear and tell the country. where. some of our key . in are h 8 l Gu e only honest politician of the Left? Has ...

... we~-s of bn our ereeprial. Phone Gullane 3155 after 7 p.m. ' u../noull'. HELP reguired (aged 25-40) in I tor young English-speaking + 2 children: 1 hour from Milan, half hour lakes: outward fare paid for mini. mam 1 vear’'s stay: £l2 per week all _found ...

... rooted In linguistic nationalism and at the same timc trying to appeal to a country where only about a quarter of the people speak that mmvif the achievements of writers like - Gwenalit, &;mden Lewis and Williams 7! be appreciated and o e’!fi!i:.amflh'.nd' ...

... Guerrillas freed from jail by armed group said the four lawyers had been allowed into the prison to speak to their clients, Two of them had talked to mwlnuom room the others had gone to the visiting room to talk with theptfionc;hh‘enfl. There they taken ...

... 'dwlu‘:llio wan‘ t nation eagues, e union do nglt do this, and very speedily at that, they will have forfeited all right to speak for’ the clubs.—l an. etec, Note.~lt is understood. that if two-more clubs ( senting four votes) had rted com-, petitive , ...

... concrete, that your e : business enterprise is supported by banking hands as Jokgs b skilful as your own. Bank of Scotland speaks in accents you s fm&rstand, is the bank for all who build for tomorrow, ' , beth in?n.l and at home. Make the St. Andrew ...

... Ilngl;y “We ar a _ tremendous burden, We will, if necessury, have to go through hell to meet this situation.” g Mrs Gandhi, speaking at the end of the four-hour debate, said that with each passing day ts:e possibility of a political settlement in East Pakistan ...

... tomifltemm more common, We' quered we can televiseto all parts of the earth, but this one barrier remains—the. ability of man to speak to men. The means is here. Esperanto has been tested and proved in all fields dmm& Sooner or later statesmen mnu&.fl’“’: qcutofiilpnd ...

... lflmfl&nv” e » M%AM mith, mat& representation made J‘h; jhee of State by society and other for in Edinburgh in organisations speaking for April, he agreed to consult as inshore fishermen’s associafar as possible with all the tions in Secotland have been * ...

... formula to meet today’s _ “vicious world-wide competition,” Sir Eric Yarrow, chairman of Yarrow & Company Ltd,, said yesterday. Speaking at the ‘genlng of Yarrow’s new £2OO, training centre in the company's Scotstoun yard, Sir Eric said there was a need for ...

... forward inking human: beings than of factory slaves, Are these not old Liberal principles? Have we not often heard Mr Steel speak on them? —I am etc. Malcolm Slesser. I lometfll wonder whether i‘ou, Sir, las dispirited as r David Maxwell (June 9). Let us ...

... Lane. This, Ladbroke elaimed snvented the minority sharebholders in Coral from accepting the hest offer for their shares. Speaking at the annual meeting of the Mark Lane group ;esterdly,; shortly before the anel met to hear the u'):eal, Mr Mark Lane told ...