... SPEAKING FRANKLY There is another point in this difficulty of getting on together. Men are. generally speaking, much blunter and franker with each other. Women take a roundabout way to express their feelings by hints, asides, thh-d-party remarks. You ...

... Did Not Speak. I told her to run back to the house and lay out cloth so that I might bandage her mother’s hand. followed immediatclv. The two neighbours were still trying to revive my sister when I went in, but whenever I saw her, I knew that she was ...

... Plain Speaking. A fortnight ago had some plain speaking from Mr Lloyd George. are conducting a war as if there were war,” the Chancellor of the Exchequer remarked, and he denounced the strikes that were disgracing the Clyde, and warned the country that ...

... BREAD THAT SPEAK PLAIN, FRENCH, 4 PAN, ENGLISH PAN, PLAIN PAN, EXGLISH CRUSTY, =f a UND BROWN, MALT, BERMALINE, ARRANGED FOR. AME AYLOR ‘VALE OF MORAY” BAKERY, LHANBRYDE, AND 12 SOUTH STREBT. ELGIN. elephove 137. ¢ YOUR PATRONAGE RBSPECTFULLY SOLICITED ...

... REFUSED TO SPEAK Mrs Parker broke down in health three years ago as the result of overworking for Liverpool charities. She had also devoted much time to the management of a church day school. Last September she became worse, suffering from acute melancholia ...

... * * * THE PRINCESS SPEAKS. EVERYONE was delighted with Princess Elizabeth's first radio broadecast last Sunday evening. She has a sweet, musical voice, clear and accentless, but 1 detected—or was it imagination ?—a charming fcots intonation that reminded' ...

... The Premier Speaks MR CHURCHILL came to the microphone on Sunday night to risk his reputation as the greatest radio artist of our time by speaking truisms in the ear of the listening world. It is a truism that we have not won the war, a truism that we ...

... SPEAKING COMPETITION Another point of interest mentioned by Mr J. W. M‘Gillivray, Kincardine County Club Organiser, at a recent meeting of the Kinneff Club was the inter-club public speaking competition, which it is proposed to hold next February. This ...

... To Speak On Thursday Mr Eden, Leader of the House, replying in the Commons, to Mr Greenwood (Lab —Wakefield) said the Prime Minister would make a statement on the war and the inter national situation on Thursda y The Government anticipated, he added ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING Naval and merchant shipping matters for the_ attention of Congress. are influenced by the trend towards aid for Britain. and the dangerous consequences of the destruction of the British Fleet were ptit plainly by Mr Henry Stimson, U.S. ...

... EVIL SPEAKING Speak no era oI n man if you know It at hint for certain. and if ?sou do know U. then ask yourself, Who do I tell it?—Lnenter. ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. The art of speaking without notes is a decaying one, and nowadays leading states men do not appear to feel any shame about reading the whole of their speeches from carefully-typed manuscript. To some extent the presence of the microphone ...