... SPEAK THE TRUTH.* Reading a phrase which he said used the words of the Merchant Shippiiiv Act. Mr. Langton asked : That is a but of Mr. Coombs. Isn't it, Mr. Phillips? You know perfectly well that the whole statement was dictated by Mr. Coombs. Now ...

... SPEAKING DISTINCTLY. ARTHUR BOURCHIER’S ADVICE TO ETON HOYS. Some useful advice was given to the boys at Eton last night by Mr. Arthur Bourchier, himself an Old Etonian, in address which he gave at the College, on the invitation of the Head. The chief ...

... Personally Speaking I OFTEN think it is a pity that those who are responsible for Issuing important announcements the Press cannot contrive somehow to avoid clashing their dates In the same way as Mr. C. B. Cochran and his confreres avoid a clash of ...

... Speak Up! THE Royal Commission on the Press has made a fundamental mistake in deciding that its oral evidence should be taken in private. We can understand that in reaching its decision it may have been influenced by a desire to encourage the most free-spoken ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING The new Note may be sent to Washington to-night or to-morrow morning. It will be fairly long, and be couched in businesslike terms. The dee will, In effect, be addressed is the people of the United States. British Ministers tecognise ...

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... RUGBY SPEAKING. AUSTRALIA HEARS FOR THE FIRST TIME. The human voice, speaking from the' Rugby Wireless Nis heard for the first time in Australia in the early hours of Monday morning. Amateur transmitters la this country lave on rare been heard in Australia ...

... Hitler Speaks V the greater part of Hitler's speech was Intended—as it seems to have been—to appeal to the British people over the heads of those whom they have chosen to lead them to victory, it can only be counted the most dismal failure. Even those ...

... President Speaks WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, in a statement today, said that there is scant immediate prospect of a stable peace. The President's statement, which he read at a Press conference, was as follows: Mr. Welles has not received ...

... have perished. That spirit, that faith, speaks to us in our daily lives in ways often unnoticed. It speaks to us from other nation c of this hemisphere and from those across the sea—the enslaved as well as the free. Sometimes we fail to hear or heed these ...