... SCIENTISTS SPEAK Shop assistants who measure out yards of calico, or weigh pounds of sugar, little realise that a crisis has arisen among the learned scientists responsible for maintaining the accuracy of the Imperial standard pound and the Imperial standard ...

... Mabel Speaks He tried to think of something to say; couldn t say he was sorry for Parker: that would be insulting: and he couldn't retract what he'd said about loving Mabel. Ijr It was true. The best thing could do was to get out of the place and let ...

... Lawyer Speaks As the coroner was about to address the jurv, Mr. A. N. Clark, St. Albans solicitor, stood up and said: Do you wish to call me. sir? I am quite prepared to discharge a public duty. Shown letter in Dr. Buchanan's handwriting, said it was ...

... Speak At Borough Council HE HAD TO BE RESTRAINED C.C. schoolboys are study*-* ing local government first-hand. Finsbury L.C.C. schoolboys of between 13 and 14 have set the pace. Recently their headmaster, Capt. A. L. Nobbs. took a group of them to a ...

... The REFUGEE SPEAKS AMONG the many voices that have been raised on behalf of the refugee his own has not yet been heard. This is not surprising. For in his own country the refugee is even less able to speak his mind than the ordinary citizen. And when ...

... totalitarian hordes, led by homicidal maniacs. It is refreshing to hear a man, a big man, thus speak his mind. The mind of democracy speaks through him. Here that voice is not firm and loud enough. Officially it murmurs in an undertone. For we are afraid ...

... SPEAK OUT ! A VILLAGE Parson says that the Church 11- cannot speak out. Doesn't this mean that she is not brave enough to tell the truth ? SCEPTIC. ...

... SPEAK SOON Lord Snell, loader Of the in the belief that he was right Labour Peers, had challenged ' h '* f ,cy and that everybody clse , UllKthe Foreign Secretary to make 1 Then he added this biting sentence statement of present and 11 is not oftcn ...

... Matrimonially Speaking As usual the matrimonial cases supplied police court humour on Saturday. Woman at Tottenham: When my husband moved into tile basement it rather confused me. I couldn't keep a proper check on the late hours he kept. Witness at East ...

... TANNINGS SPEAKS to By P. L Mannock NE W talking pictures from the two greatest actors of the screen are now before the public. As both of them are first-class examples of to-day's studio technique, they deserve special attention, and are, indeed, far ...

... HAIG SPEAKS in to-morrow's SUNDAY PICTORIAL ...

... THE DUNS SPEAK! Extraordinary Paddington CIRO. At the Marylebone Police Court it stated that a 28-year old baker, named Thomas F. Butt, of Westbourlie Terrace North, Paddington, who was born deaf and dumb, miraculously dereloped the power of speech at ...