... if the result should a defeat for them. Hr. Haxton had been forbidden to speak at meeting Stavely in the afternoon, and transpired that Hr. Kirkwood had also been forbidden to speak there. The latter proceeded to half way. where another notic« prohibiting ...

... SPEAKING FILM& (Few Owe Leaden Woncirrtul realism ha* twee attained by the ,neperation of the with the rinemategraph, ae. daakeed r,eday he the demonstration at the Pa. Theater of the oarinj of the Ilse. ine pt speaking, So exert r the wt. ehroematwn ...

... trained .'ir. Gillen, and I am sure you will agree with | me that Mr. Gillen doing most excellent work for speaking this district. Extempore Speaking; entries. Subject—' “The Advisability or Inadvisability of a four hours working day.”—l, Miss M. Belfast ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Ministers' Speeches That May Brine Results. Mr. Ramsay Macdonald remarked in a •peech the Albert Hall during the weekend that expect from Government Great Britain some rectitude, some straightforward dealing.** It was rather unfortunate ...

... THE ART OF SPEAKING. Elocution expert, Kirkham Hamilton, thinks that Mr. Malcolm MacDonald and other political orators might do worse than take a few polishing lessons in the art of speaking. He sends me a little book of 21 hints on how to be an orator ...

... THE SPEAKING VOICE. The cultivation the f>i>eakiiig form part everv girl’s tom Hie speaking voice may not bring many honours, nor such niciiev returns the singing voice, nevertheless it quite important, ami really ulfucta more people than the singing ...

... MINISTERS TO SPEAK The Minister of Labour. Mr. George Isaacs, will speak tomorrow; Mr. Shin well. Minister of Fuel and Power, on Wednesday: and Mr. Attlee on Thursday. Mr. Bevin. Foreign Secretary, has indicated that will be unable to attend owing to ...

... Loughgall. and Miss Dorothy Shea, Newry. 85. entries. Verse-speaking for women—l, Mrs. Bell, Portadown. 81; 2 (Ue). Fergus, Portadown, and Miss Ethel Whyte Newry. 79 each. Ten entries. Verse-speak ing for men—l (and the Drulm-an-Deur Cup for highest marks ...

... TEAM SPEAKING. There was one elocution class for senior boys under 18 years. for which there weir four entries. Only one prize was awarded. It was won by Charles Monteith. Lisburn. with 159 marks. Tom Dawson Lisburn. was runner-up with 158 marks Mr. Coombes ...

... WILL SPEAK —ln WELLINGTON HALL, Y. PI. C. A., On THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, at 80 (Doors Open 7-0). Subject SOCIALISM IMPERIALISM ?■* Chairman -J T. DORRICOTT. I Admission—SlXPENCE; Reserved. ONE SHILLING. AMUSEMENTS. Queen’s DiSTßicr Nurses Chairman THE ...

... TO SPEAK AT NOON. It was officially announced to-day that Herr Hitler s speech Friday, which is expected to reply to President Hoosevelt’s appeal, will begin at noon. The speech will broadcast, and all factories and shops will be closed from until I.M ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTESTS. YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB. Members of the Young-Farmers’ Clubs from manv parts of Northern Ireland attendee! the finals of the public-speaking contests In the Farmers’ Union Hall, Belfast, on Saturday. Seventy-five competitors appeared ...