... elocution. His advice in summarised in the title of iris book, Speak Out an injunction which must be distinguished from the delusive idea that the art of making oneself heard is to speak up. Mr. Watson shows how clearness of voice and verbal audibility ...

... WILL SPEAK Howard Jones; the name part is played by Geoffrey Wincott. H.O. —Henry Hall and his Orchestra. 11.30. —Leighton String Quartet. 12.0-12-15. —News Bulletin. ...

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... Did Not Speak When they returned to India conditions became unhappy. Mrs. Chapman’s health was beginning to suffer, and she alleged that from early in 1938 her husband did not speak to her. 'Mr. Justice Bucknill. giving judgment, said in 1933 Mr. Chapman ...

... HITLER SPEAKS Hitler then began his speech, saying. German men and women of Memel, in the name of the entire German people I greet you to-day, and 1 am happy to welcome you into the great German Reich. I lead you back into the homeland which you have ...

... COME AND SPEAK TO ME. Atte: dealing with the reasons foe Sir Basil's preeence in the park, Sir Henry explained that walkad along the west path of the east carnage drive, and, as he walked, he heard a yoke say Come and speak to me:' Of course. he ...

... DUMB SOLDIER SPEAKS. Eastbourne soldier. Lance-corporal Penfold, Royal Sussex Regiment, who became dumb the result of t-hock following the blowing of a trench in France, has recovered hie speech in the Netherfold-road Military Hospital, Liverpool His ...

... TNt KING SPEAKS Speaking slowly and deliberately so that every word he said was audible for fifty yards bark, the King, dressed in a grey lounge suit and black tie, hatless and coatless iu tt►e rain. addressed the audience as friends and comrades, and ...

... Mr. Cartland Speaks TO TWO EDITOR OR TIER I SHOULD not have troubled you with a letter had I been fortunate enougt to catch Mr. Speaker's eye during the debates in the House of Commons. No one has challenged the sincerity of the Prime Minister's efforts ...

... country. I thought in the circumstances there was only one who could speak to him and talk the matter over with him and that man was the Prime Minister. I felt doubly bound to speak, as it was my duty as I conceived it to the country and my duty to him ...

... BABS SPEAKS OUT. My dear child She shivered away from him. Oh. leave me alone. 'save me alone. She buried her face in her bands again. and stayed there motionless till the doctor came. He made an examination without comment. He and the Colonel had ...

... HOW WE SPEAK. Baby Language Learnt By Imitation. BIRMINGHAM FAULTS. The mysteries of how speak were explained at the Midland Institute yesterday by Mr. Prank Jones, in the firbt of four leoturee on the subject of speaking. At intervals the audience practised ...