... UJDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGAINST AIMS OP FRANCE. Vienna, Wednesday. 'tuemlorff, interviewed the Allge»neJoe Zeitung, rocomhunt act the Germans and •jjfiane *gaimst the * Ik* Present aim of the * ,ui lo Engl and the Coneat ami (a. checkmate after co«u»t. myh ...

... LUDENDORFF SPEAKS. AGREEMENT WITH HITTLER’S VIEWS. Munich, Monday. “ J agree with Herr Hittler absolutely regarding the regeneration of the Fatherland,” General Lndendorff told me this evening. The step must be the union of all the truly Germanic elements ...

... TO SPEAK IN SHEFFIELD Sir Frederick Sykes's name is paired against that of Mrs. XVintringham on the Whips' lists to enable him to visit his constituents in Sheffield to-morrow and on Friday. He is to make a speech at the Cutlers' Hall surveying the political ...

... SPEAK ENGLISH. SUBJECT WANTED IN SCHOOLS. Education Minister at Barnsley. UHATTAINED IDEALS. Problems Arising from Economy Demands. T.,, fvtr Of tlio Min.-tor FJucation * (the Hon. K K. T. Wood>, doltvcrod al on Saturday, was devoted •,1, „‘ appeal for ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir John Simon’s masterly analysis of the facts of Preference for the British Dominions should make all who are anxious for a definite lead his grateful debtors. A kindly sentiment towards the people ot the Dominions ran through his argument ...

... ARCHDEACON SPEAKS SHEFFIELD LISTENERS4N. From the temiporary relay .station at the home of Mr. F. Lloyd, 3, Ventnor Sharrow, Slietfield, the first of series of Sunday messages cleigy of all denominations was broadcast last evening Arcbdeason J. R. Darbyshire ...

... KNIFE THAT SPEAKS GERMAN. 'lhe Sheffield Chamber of Commerce Journal for January refers to the remarkable German pocket knife to which we called attention a week or two ago. It says: Colonel Clifford, of the Sheffield Telegraph, has sent to us as a ...

... BRITAIN SPEAKS OUT. Firm Opposition To Separatist Rhineland States. NEW GERMAN CRISIS. The British Ambassadors in Paris and Brussels last night pre seated identical Notes to the French and Belgian Foreign Offices respec= lively. The first drew attention ...

... President's Plain Speaking. President Cosgrave has told them plainly and definitely that the basis of peace must be that the Treaty shall stand without abrogation, explicit or implied, of any part of it. He points out that there can be no question of ...

... A Soldier Speaks. It is always a proud duty for one soldier to speak of others. I like to think that all over our country there are these memorials to those who carried out their duty,in the Great War. We soldiers count as our gains our losses. Those ...

... Would Speak at Proper Time. Witness had an interview with vV llio the same day as to what difference tficre was between his father and mother and (Willie) said; “What 1 have say shall say at the proper time.” The only time itness heard of any mis- un ...

... Captain Gee's Plain Speaking. Captain Gee appears quite to enjoy the atmosphere of his critical meetings, and does not hesitate to hit hard. A favourite criticism of his Labour opponents is that the money being spent at Tyneside in battleships should ...