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... EATING AND SPEAKING. BECAUSE the Prime Minister's speech at the 8.8. C. dinner last night was delivered too late for adequate comment to be included in the morning papers, the suggestion has been made to-day that when dinners are merely an excuse for ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING `America Regarded with Odium' —Europe's Grievance Straight talk to Americans on the unfairness of the war debt terms to the Allies appears in a memorandum by the Faculty of Political Science of Columbia University. We lent money to nations ...

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... Learning to Speak The child, which was about five or six years old the time of its capture, was brought up b.v the head man of the village, and though it refused any garment in the beginning, it became habituated to the use of a loin cloth, which is ...

... The Oracle SPeak& FROM 14-year-old Dennis Stoll, son of Sir Oswald Stoll and one of the youngest editors in the country. I receive a copy the Grand Christmas Number ot his journal, the British Oracle. The last issue of the British Oracle that ...

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... SPEAKING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. TWO-WAY TELEPHONY. £l5 FOR THREE-MINUTE Whatever event* may destined give 1927 a place in hiatory, certain it is that the opening month ot the coming year will be cited for all time a* witnee*)og the inost remarkable development ...

... ART OF SPEAKING. FOB By Pool Berton. Harrap. 10/6. The art of speaking, like the art of reading; art which belongs particular class to the exclusion of others Nor it the gilt Of Nature alone; it is the reward that comes to arduous effort nnder the guidance ...

... THINK& SPEAK CLEARLY Duke of Advice to Scholars. The Duke of Northumberland, yesterday afternoon. presented the prizes at the Duke's School, Alnwick, in the presettee of large assembly. The Duke congratulated the staff and scholars. I think there has ...

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... •COMRADE” PUGH SPEAKS Another branch insists that have no right as servant of an organisation to attack any single section.* Again. reply that I intend to be as free to discourage and disclaim movement whose objects I believe to detrimental to tho best ...