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... You had sent three destroyers to remain in the vicinity of the ship and to rescue the witnesses you needed. “Your Turn to Speak” “You knew that you were in uninterrupted wireless communication with this ship. You prearranged, to the minute, when the explosion ...
... EVACUATED CHILDREN PROPOSALS WITHOUT A GERM OF HOPE BISHOP OF CHELMSFORD’S VIEW OF REICHSTAG SPEECH The Bishop of Chelmsford, speaking at his diocesan conference yesterday, said: I believe every soul in this country, and presumably throughout the whole world ...
... referred to the bilingual probJem which they had to face in Wales. Many children here speak their mother s tongue, and as the mother does most of the speaking these children speak Welsh.” (Laughter.) There was the problem of the agricultural areas of this country ...
... arguments of others from the German people—we are strong enough to let others speak and do not need to suppress the arguments of our opponents as they apparently do in England.” Speaking of suggestion that Commander King-Hall should come to Berlin to meet Dr ...
... POWER OF SPEECHES Mr. Herbert Morrison, speaking at Wrexham last night, said: “The one statesman who can best speak the mind of the British people to-day is not to be found among British Ministers all, but is the head of a foreign State—namely, the President ...
... The Ideal Business Woman A group of w'oraen, speaking one who wms at the head of a large organisation, summed her up as the “ideal business woman.” She did ...
... difference of opinion between the German-speaking and the French-speaking cantons. Usually each group inclines to the nation with which it shares common language, but on the present instance it is the German-speaking cantons who are afraid of their German ...
... ent of a new British .industry, and the winning for it of a world-wide lead.” Speaking of broadcasts in foreign languages. Sir Stephen Tallents said: ‘‘The 8.8.C. speaking in six foreign languages—in Arabic to the distant East, in Spanish and Portuguese ...
... Ponsonby asked if the Government would consider the possibility of holding a secret session, so that members could openly speak their minds.” Lord Stanhope replied that the Government would consider the matter. In the last war several secret sessions ...
... deliberate attack on Germany was made by Sir Nevile Henderson (British Ambassador), in a speech here to-night. Sir Nevile was speaking at a dinner given in his honour in the town hall on the occasion of the founding of a German-English Society. Just over a ...
... Far Horizons Glimpses of unknown, undeveloped Canada were given to members of the English-Speaking Union in a colour film shown last evening at Dartmouth House by Mr. R. H. Strachau, of ...
... SUNDAY The Prime Minister will broa^ ‘The War and Ourselves” in p.j* I ', service programme on Sunday 9.1’ Mr. Chamberlain will speak fifteen minutes, and the talk will for re-broadcast in the overseas serv ...