... TRADE’S NEEDS. MR. CLYNES URGES COMPLETE COOPERATION. PERIL OF RIVALRY BETWEEN SECTIONS Mr. J. R. Clynes (Home Secretary), speaking at the annual dinner of the Oldham and District Junior Chamber of Commerce, last night, urged that the essential condition ...

... MR. PRICE, M.P.'S, VIEWS. SMALL HOLDINGS AND LARGE-SCALE FARMING. Mr. M. P. Price (Lab., Whitehaven) speaking in the Commons, last night, in the seooml reading debate of the Agricultural Land (Utilisation) Bill said that in time like the present it was ...

... which would have to be incurred if bill were passed now. “I do not speak for party, because decision has been taken, but. speaking for myself, 1 hope that the House of Lords will throw it out. But if you are going ask us to take that action you must preach ...

... Dominion status. Though I speak for the Liberal section and have no right to speak for any other, I hope that when any one of us belonging to any one of the three sections of Parliament speaks in connection with India shall always speak as one Parliament and ...

... coming ? inquired Jerrold. Yes,” nodded Warrender. Hello ” he added instantly, speaking the telephone. that Fairfax’s office? This is Mr. John Warrender speaking. I want to speak to Mr. Fairfax. Right. I’ll hold on.” There was another slight pauses What! ...

... Thinking Before Speaking. While a young man was talking to an older man, he made a statement which immediately regretted. Later he confessed his error to an intimate friend, remarking, If only I had. thought, 1 never should have said that to him. Untold ...

... that their father had to speak aternly them, and at last said: “Now, if you don’t behave yourself, I’ll be forced to spank you!” The children were amazed. Then they were amused. And then one said: Oh, listen to dad trying speak like muml” ...

... ARRESTS AT DERBY. When Mr. J. H. Thomas was about to speak at Derby Labour Party meeting last night on the Imperial Conference a rann in the back of the hall shouted, demand that Mr. Thomas speaks on the railway situation.” Mr. Thomas rose and said. Obviously ...

... SERIES OF QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Lord Strickland, the Prim© Minister of Malta, speaking in the House of Lords last night, said: Maltose newspapers printed in Italian have been guilty of slanderous attacks against the Royal Family and against ...

... SI RJOHN SIMON ON INDIA. Sir John Simon, speaking at a luncheon of the English-speaking Union in London, to-day, said he was persuaded that the form which the Indian constitution was going ultimately to take ws not going to be some mere imitation or copy ...

... of the Liberal candidate, three cheers.” One of the men announced to speak pulled the interrupter off and there was a scuffle in corner. Mr. Harry Snell, M.P., was called upon to speak and there wore more boos. In momentary lull Mr. Snell said: The first ...

... CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS Owing to pressure work Air. A. V. Alexander. First Lord of the Admiralty, liaa had cancel his engagements speak at Shcffi’ id to-day and to-morrow. ...