... THE SENTINEL SPEAKS. Arsaistie, Day is sot asly • signpost point. baebwards; it is a erntinel that cries: Halt! Thiak awhile of life in the terms of duty. Look whom you are grins and consider your siege la very deed the would's landscape has hoes swept ...

... MILNER SPEAKS. SEDITION MUST BE STAMPED OUT. THE MEANS THE END. Cape Town, Thursday. Speaking at Claremount at meeting of the Guild of Loyal Women, Sir Alfred Milner expressed surprise at the report that he intended to make an important statement affecting ...

... Plain Speaking. DOREEN winced at the words. She - had never thought that Dr Wilson would ever have cause to say this to her, Y Of course,” he went on, ‘“this does not mean that I aw dismissing you. I have no power to do that. Tam simply consulting physician ...

... NOT PREPARED TO SPEAK. CAPE PREMIER AND THE CAPE CONSTITUTION. Sir Gordon arrived in London half-past ten this morning, and Avas met by various officials at Waterloo Station. He drove to the Hotel Cecil, where he told Central News reporter that he was ...

... SPEAK EASILY Can you imagine Buster Keaton as-nt, you couldn't If, ico funny Can you imagine »s-no Impossible, in fact ifs tmpoMtWe describe the riot of fun. It has to bo seen. Look Out tor SKY DEVILS l-MIGHT—• CHANDU THE MAGICIAN, The PALACE scores ...

... SPEAKING OF GOLF. A Judge has just ruled that there is no obliga'iott shout Fore when one is about to drive a golf ball. Most of us, however, will continue to fla'tcr ourselves. ...

... often jndg .f by the way he speaks his words. slovenly man speaks in a slovenly fashi,n• because he is too lazy to open his mouth. A mumbling method of speech gives a In! impression. The man who has the be. ! appearance and speaks well will stand best[ chance ...

... ROBERTS SPEAKS. TRIBUTE TO SIR GEORGE WHITE. HOW TO AVOID WAR. LOOKING FOBWARD WITH CONFIDENCE. Gibraltar, Friday. The Canada, with Lord Roberts on board, arrived here to-day. Lord Roberts and Miss Ada Roberts landed at 11.30, Lady Roberts and her invalid ...

... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS' THE SUPPRESSED WAR OF* ' DESPATCHES. , ifi ( y Considerable sensation -wag cause House of Common!? Wednesday statement in the papers that ovvi, ■> holding back of the Ladysmith * officer who was recommended ; V.C. had never heard ...

... flitter Speaks Hitler celebrated the seventh anniversary of his rise to power with a broadcast speech full of vague threats and petulant attacks on Mr Chamberlain, Mr Churchill, and M. Daladier. It was addressed to an audience of 15,000 picked Nazis in ...

... Correct Speaking What is it to speak correctly? It is to accustom ourselves speak and write accnratcu, having special care no or utter any statement that is not elegant or strictly truthful. Avoid the use ail slang words and pflirases. They are odious ...

... MILNER SPEAKS. EDITION AU MUST BE STAMPED OUT. means to the end. taking at Cape Town, Thursday. ®Ud are mount at a meeting of V ' * joy a Women, Sir Alfred tf!n ' ® ur se a t the report that ' Iq the an important statement a Tefugees. He Ik' to ,ecause ...