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... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. A member of the Council, who is also a member of the Inquiry Committee, told our representative later that there had been some straight speaking at the meeting. There were two diametrically opposed points of views expressed,*' he stated ...

... Time for Frank Speaking. THE .bkurd cituation which haa developed in the affairs the Conservative party South Paddington offers an occasion for plain and emphatio speaking, and are glad to see that Mr. Neville Chamberlain dealing with the matter with ...

... MR. SPEAKER TO SPEAK. Speaker of the House of Commons must choose his engagements carefully. Although & party man,” and elected member of the House, h© cannot associated with party gatherings, and oven in his choice of social functions must be discriminating ...

... Staton, speaking to sopra Byron—l think it was—sai pretty woman should be seen not go so far as that, but I pretty women, or wives, seen tier if you do not see them whole ygar remind.—F. G. We are more concerned people tiiink of us than think of ourselves ...

... CHANCELLOR TO SPEAK ON THE BUDGET. Sir Henry Wood will conduct the 8.8.C. Symphony Orchestra the symphony concert in the Queen’s Hall to-night. The soloists will Elsie Suddaby, May Blyth, Irene Morden (sopranos). Muriel Brunskill, Clara Serena (contraltos) ...

... PRINCE SPEAKS SPANISH. The Prince of Wales spoke for nearly five minutes in Spanish at dinner at the Spanish Club, Cavendish-square, London, at which was the guest of honour last night. Tho dinner was in celebration of the Fiesta de la Rasa,” ■which ...

... MORE BANKERS SPEAK. rrUIE recent manifesto in which number of eminent bankers reversing their position of 1926 came out in support a tariff policy which contemplated the taxation not only of imported manufactures but of raw material and food stuffs also ...

... her. ** You spoke of my secret.” ** You know what I mean, Nina.” Yes,” I said it would be for you to speak or not as vou decided.” ** I cannot speak,” she declared, and he saw that she was trembling. He said nothing. “DO YOU THINK I AM GUILTY?” What did ...

... IF EVERY OVAL COULD SPEAK ...

... LYTHAM MAGISTRATE'S PLAIN SPEAKING. Alderman C. F. Gritchley, J.P., indulged in plain speaking motorists when presiding at the Lytham Police Court to-day. ” You know that ‘Safety first’ should be your motto?” h© asked of a motoring defendant, John Hulme ...

... PRIME MINISTER TO SPEAK TO CANADA. From Chequers on Sunday evening the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, will, providing the arrangements are satisfactory, have wireless conversation with Sir Henry Thornton, chairman of the Canadian National Railways ...