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... SPEAK As is liberally iilustrated by the tone of the queries we have received lately, many of our readers are experiencing some difficulty in separating the two transmitters at Falkirk. Even with elaborate cut-out systems an out-of-date set is Mot s ...
... WHEN TO SPEAK Exactly when the speeches are made depends on the number of guests attending the wedding reception. The high cost of feeding people often means that only close family and :® Appegr reluctant ¢ peak. Never maye comments sucp, g I don’t kpgy ...
... SPEAKING FREELY *“Money is what you'd get along beautifully without if only other people weren't so crazy about it.,— Margaret Case Harriman, U.S. writer. ...
... SPEAKING FREELY R et A 2 th?' (Japanese marines) have a bit of a fetish about charging that gets them in trotible. A man who goes directly into machine-gun fire generally loses his social security.—Lt.-Col. Victor Krulak.— U.S. Marine. ...
... SPEAKING COMPETITION Another point of interest mentioned by Mr J. W. M‘Gillivray, Kincardine County Club Organiser, at a recent meeting of the Kinneff Club was the inter-club public speaking competition, which it is proposed to hold next February. This ...
... The Premier Speaks MR CHURCHILL came to the microphone on Sunday night to risk his reputation as the greatest radio artist of our time by speaking truisms in the ear of the listening world. It is a truism that we have not won the war, a truism that we ...
... The Judges Speak. Next one of the judges began speaking in a booming voice that echoed round and round the enclosure. Angus, like Felix, just kept on walking. He only heard snatches of the little speech for he was not listening closelynot at all, in fact ...
... Churchill Speaks MR CHURCHILL'S speech at the Lord Mayor's luncheon in London on Monday ranks as a great historic utterance. =~ The Prime Minister made the blunt announcement that if the United States becomes involved in hostilities with Japan our declaration ...
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... AND SPEAKING OF SCARES WE may not have been traversing any lonely moors of late; nor frightened by the sudden appearance of a ghost. But we have been motoring on busy roads and have had more than our fair share of scares this week. It seems to be ...
... CANDIDATE SPEAKS Stonehaven O.A.P.s met in the community centre on Monday night and were welcomed by Mr J. Hay, president, who introduced the guest speaker, Mr A. Dawson, a candidate in the Northern Co-op. Society’s forthcoming election of directors. ...
... * * * THE PRINCESS SPEAKS. EVERYONE was delighted with Princess Elizabeth's first radio broadecast last Sunday evening. She has a sweet, musical voice, clear and accentless, but 1 detected—or was it imagination ?—a charming fcots intonation that reminded' ...