... BILL for the mining industry and the Emergency Powers Act. They should have taken more vigorous action. Mr. J. H. Thomas was speaking when Mr. Beckett interrupted. There were loud cries of sit down. and when the .uproar ceased Mr. Thomas pointed out Mr ...

... women realise what an important asset to beauty is a beautiful speaking voice. Many a lovely impression is spoilt by harsh or shrill tones Everybody can acquire a soft and beautiful speaking voice by ',radioing to pitch the voice low. Many women have a ...

... RUBBER WAR. Commerce Secretary's Cure For Artificial Famine. New York. January 11 Mr. Hoover, the Secretary of Com-I theme, speaking at a banquet at the, Automobile Chamber of Commerce, urged the creation of a margin of ply of raw rubber under American con- ...

... procession halted to listen to speeches form Mussolini ' and the Governor-General. The former declared that he hall been speaking to Mr. Healy, and they had come 1 the conclusion that the ire ...

... THE UNWISE TURK Liberal and Dangers of the Present Policy Speaking on Eastern questions at Liberal summer School at Oxford to-; day, Mr. .1. A. Spender s aid that. having got through the Mosul trouble; on satiefactory terms, they should do. their utmost ...

... the Churches cannot be said to have produced an immediate results. No fresh proposals emerged from either side and, broadly speaking, the Premier seemed to content himself with a restatement of the Government's attitude to the general question. It is an ...

... acquiring a spoken knowledge of Irish are all around, as the natives speak only Irish, and most gladly help the student who is seriously anxious to improve his knowledge. I can speak with first-hand knowledge of this, as one of my lads has made excellent ...

... famous for all English-speaking people as recalling the death of Lord Byron. Italy also has a new stamp, which reflects her present territorial ambitions and that desire for a place in the sun of which Mussolini so often speaks in his addresses. It is ...

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... consistent public support of any club in Scotland, and that the record of the club during the post-war years had, practically speaking, been one of failure. THE BOW-WOWS Eight Hundred of Them On Show ...

... to work them. No matter what measure of freedom was given to an English-speaking and English-thinking Ireland, she would be gulped up in the British Empire. Whereas an Irish-speaking Ireland would hew her way to full freedom in spite’of every shackle. Is ...

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