... CANDIDATE SPEAKS MEETINGS. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERIN' O Y S ...

... SPEAK FREELYBUT WITH DISCRETION 'J’HE campaign against rumour and careless talk is not directed against free speech, the Ministry of Information stated to-day. Keep it dark means keep the enemy in the dark,” nobody has any desire to form an army of dumb ...

... TO SPEAK FOR I„kBOL’R. Father Darmody, the welt-known Wolverhampton pruv-t. is to visit Walsall to speak for the Labour candidate. WITHOUT HIS COUPON. People are aAing if Sir Richard Cooper the Coalition candidate in WalaalL It is pointed out th.*t haa ...

... DO YOU SPEAK CHINESE ? The Secretary of the War Office forwards the following for publication:— ‘‘ Gentlemen over unlit ary age who -peak Chinese or have had experience with Chinese coolie*,, are invited to applv ■writing the Secretary, AVar Office, London ...

... BIRMINGHAM SPEAKS US MIND 'THE Evening Despatch,” in addition to many letters for Councillor Pritchett’s attention, has received a large number of general comments on the Birmingham rents war.” Here are some of them—for and against. No Need for a Strike ...

... CHURCHILL SPEAKS AT MANSION HOUSE gHOUTS of Good luck,” accompanied by V signs, greeted the Prime Minister when he drove from Downing-street to the Mansion House, London, today, to attend the Lord Mayor’s luncheon. Large crowds lined the route. i Mr. ...

... “HIGH TREASON TO SPEAK OF THRASHING” BUT J.P. TELLS YOUTHS THEY NEED IT “NAMBY-PAMBY” POUCY CRITICISED jpARTS of a six-chambered revolver and a 12-bore sporting gun were produced as evidence at Birmingham Police Court to-day, when three Birmingham youthsone ...

... LORO LONSDALE SPEAKS OUT I conversation during the afternoon with lord I-onsdale. I asked him if had been present at the Jockey Club meeting in f/ondon on Monday, and whether he could say anything for punlica(ion. Lord Lonsdale hod a good deal to say ...

... {to NOT SPEAK TO wife for years Husband Sow Her Often: She Left Me” of 61 who for years had roamed the streets of during the day and slept in churchyards 'j® * f-d o °r places at night was fatally injured in nt while on her way to Norton Covert, where ...

... Plain speaking to “Mother of Six Mother of Six ought to be ashamed of herself. Her children would be better off, apparently, without a mother. If she Is obliged to work, why did she not get a factory job, where hours are regular? Her first duty is to ...

... LORD LONSDALE SPEAKS OUT Admiral 3leux Also Cxives the Reason. hits been asserted that the stopping racing is due to the action tho Food Controller, but I have the highest possible authority to say that he has had nothing whatever with it, says the Newmarket ...

... MR. THORNE SPEAKS OUT Seconding resolution, Mr. AVill Thorne, M.P., complained of_the delay which took place between tne time soldier was discharged and the time got his pension, and also of the inadequacy the amounts which were granted. ’■ When a man ...