... Speak Up! I am glad to see that the American pundits are urging President Roosevelt to make the weight of his country felt. His is the voice that can still shake the Chancelleries of Europe. Mr. Heywood Brown puts the case clearly when he writes:— The ...

... STALIN SPEAKS STALIN has made up for a long silence by talking for three hours at the Communist Party Conference in Moscow. We know at last that he has an opinion about Western democratic policy. It is this:— The non-aggressor States draw back, retreat ...

... to let Hitler and the world know—firmly not provocatively—where we stand, or where we propose to make a stand ? To speak out and to speak up, so that the world may hear ? ...

... SCRAWLER SPEAKS WOODPECKER, of Hexham, Northumberland, writes : What the blazes do they mean by fining a bloke for carving the initials of himself and his girl on a seat ? What a cheek ! Why, I've put mine and those of my various gies on at least a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ought to speak to women who wear wool undies a week iltete' o to kee42 ifain,king. SOME WOMEN must be afraid to wash wool frequently. Otherwise, they'd never wear their undies for a week on end ! But with Lux you can give your woollies frequent washing ...

... SOUTHSEA SPEAKS •• UNION JACK, of Southsea, Hants., writes: I see you don't like Hitler. I represent the sane policy of those down here who regard as friends all those who oppose Bolshevism. Hitler is, therefore, a great friend. Do you fools want Bolshevism ...

... IF HE SPEAKS TO WIFE- If Arthur Stanley Hills, of Eastern-road, Brighton, speaks to his wife during the next year he will be sent to prison. On that condition Hills was bound over at Lewes yesterday for assaulting his wife, Mrs. Lucy Mary Hills, of M ...

... DID HE SPEAK ...

... HESS SPEAKS TONIGHT Hess, Hitler's deputy, will speak on the 'German radio tonight. ...

... IF THESE STONES COULD SPEAK If the paving stones in the forecourt of the 17th Century Guildhall at Rochester (Kent) could speak, many an entrancing tale could they tell. They could tell how Hogarth, the celebrated painter and engraver, played hop-scotch ...