... Speaks of and His Continued from Page One Dr. Denne, giving evidence, said that his married life had been a happy one, and his wife, before her interview with, her sister, had enjoyea very good health. Since then she had suffered from insomnia, loss of ...

... CHURCHILL TO SPEAK Mr. Churchill is not planning to broadcast at the present time. He will speaii in the Commons at an early date. ATOMIC BOMB JUSTIFIED High circles in Washington (reports believe that the atomic bomb, eliminating the necessity for invasion ...

... SPEAK TO BO has kindly consented to address members both Houses on an early occasion. The date, hour and place will be imparted to the House in secret session in a few minutes. I hope,” concluded Mr. Churchill, ‘‘that all members will make arrangements ...

... THE REVOLVER SPEAKS. shouted “Will vou go or will you notr” Captain drawing his revolver, and he counted, one 1 two thres! Terrified, til the too lovin Te who had never that moment heard even a rough and from him, choke ‘ould not But the revolver and ...

... GUNS SPEAK “Cleared for action!” let ns now follow her as, with her enemy sighted or located, she moves forward to the conflict awaitin; her. In all probability our ship is part of a at fleet, and her captain must as far as possible follow the directions ...

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... ipS'S''*, HITLER SPEAKS Hitler and his army entered Memel to-day, and the Fuhrer made a speech on the power of our new community.” Full report—Back Page. Nazi secret police take over in Memel —Page Five. ...

... DUMB SOLDIER SPEAKS. An Eastbourne soldier, Lance-corpora! Penfold, Roya! Sussex ment, who be- came dumb as the result of shock follow- ing the b up of a trench in France. has reoove: red is h in the Nether- fold-road Military is 6 ospital, Liverpool ...

... AUSTRIA)! SPEAKS OUT AGAINST GERMANY. Britain Sincerely Aimed at Peace. BERLIN HAD WAR POLICY. the last few weeks articles have appeared the Hungarian Press in which iit- I many’s attitude the war is submitted to severe criticism. One of the most remarkable ...

... RHINELAND PAPER SPEAKS oscow Would Cost Blood, London Only Torpedoes, BELGIAN OUTRAGES CONTINUE. Last night a crowd gathered outside the German Chancellor’s palace to congratu- tate him upon reaching his 6th birthday. r. von Bethmann-Holweg, im response ...

... WHEN THE RIFLES SPEAK On these tranquil days even the signs of a military occupation scarcely convey any sense of difference, for if French patrols appear in the north they are hardly dis- tinguishable to the casual beholder from the soldiers who look ...

... SPEAKS OTT. GERMAN DELEGATES AT: PEACE} ‘ CONFERENCE CRITICISED. SEVERE AUSTRIAN WINTER Amsterpam, Tuesday. SUFFERINGS OF PEOPLE IN THE To-day’s Berlin papers are more calm LARGE TOWNS in their comments upon the interna! situation and once more devote ...