... LET THE WORLD SPEAK. Let the representatives of the world meet Paris or London, review the situation, make arrangements for the supply war that must not end till the world is free, and then speak. Let infinite power dictate the terms peace and the retribution ...

... Ti & TO SPEAK OUT. “We have no wish to urge precipitate action in such a crisis. One thing 1s, how- ever, obvious—that the time to make our national resolve ciear 1s now, and that we should not wait till the American flag has been flouted and pedoed. ...

... WHY NOT SPEAK NOW ? It lias now heroin* necessary to conreuiplate that another year cr tvro —ami may more—mast, olaiiee before the enemy wfl! himself beaten. 'Hie brunt the will fall more and more heavily the people of this country, and if they are to ...

... PREMIER MAY SPEAK ZEEBRUGGE BOWBED. FLASHES OF FIRE VISIBLE FROM FLEMISH -COAST. AMSTERDAM, Sundar The learns from. the “ Telegraaf ’’ Belgian frontier that airmen bombed Zeebrugge about 2.30 on Sunday morning. Explosions were clearly audible on che Dutch ...

... HITLER SPEAKS TO HIS BIG DAM FOR MORAVIA \VHAT s claimed will be the largest artificial dam in Europe is being constructed by the Germans in Moravia, announced the German radio to-day, quoted by Reuter. The dam, being built to develop the electricity ...

... BEVIN TO SPEAK ON MANPOWER Mr. Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour and National Service, will make a statement on the man - power situation generally when the Prime Minister initiates a debate on the subject in the Commons shortly. ...

... TURKISH PREMIER TO SPEAK pHE Turkish Premier, Dr. Defik Saydem, is expected to appear before the assembly in Ankara this evening to make a declaration upon Turkey’s policy in light of the new international situation. Dr. Saydem first made this declaration ...

... HITLER SPEAKS AGAIN NO “DAY TO DAY JUDGMENT” Onr enemies have succeeded in catching u'ith the Germans in many fields, and in others even to overtake Germany. . 1J FILER has spoken about the War at a conference with his armaments chiefs at his Q., according ...

... RHONDDA SPEAKS OUT. Real Difficulty of » Food Problem. SHOHAJiE OF SUPPLIES. Public Must Economise SMI More, WAY TO AVERT PANIC. A .»l .Mdwyth Inu- Honni>. Ludtloh, tiiij.’ ojj|kiH unit v bn-vinj: .» frank talk wit upon ?innp thy tf*Ofj po>itiou to liwrl ...

... AUSTRALIA SPEAKS OUT The “Melbourne Argus” says: “Japan is utterly unreasonable in adopting the attitude that America. Britain and Australia are threatening peace in the Pacific by conferring together. is quite true that the Motherland and this country ...

... A CRITIC SPEAKS ain, such a man will say: “Even 3 the record of were less bad than it is—even if it were not stained with persecution, injustice, oppression, and poisonous bigotry, I would have none of it, because it cuts me off from many with whom I ...

... MR. FISHER SPEAKS IN SIRMiNCHAM. The City’s Need for More School Accommodation. MINISTER'S ADVICE. oon'probenfiiv'c otiucoljon, r-bich teball include beUer pay and conditions lor teachers, was outlined Mr. U. A. L. telnr. Minister of Ivilucation, crowded ...