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Speak Up!
... 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 ...
Speaks Well
... Speaks Well I T was a pity Mr. Foot did not catch the Speaker's eye, for he would have helped to redress the rhetorical balance, which was considerably in favour of the Government's critics. Mr Foot is. perhaps, the best orator of a family of orators ...
STALIN SPEAKS
... 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 ...
SPEAK UP!
... 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
... 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 ...
Speak Again
... elsewhere, the world does not say so much. Let the world speak out again. For if it speaks with one strong voice, the militarists of Japan will not be quite deaf. And every time the world does not speak at such an outrage, standards of civilisation sag a little ...
DERS SPEAK
... DERS SPEAK What Of Peace Aims? —ASKS ATTLEE have still said nothing about peace aims, Mr. Attlee told Sir John Simon yesterday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer had Just made a statement in the House of Commons on the week's developments* in the war ...
PREMIER TO SPEAK
... PREMIER TO SPEAK Mr. Chamberlain will refer to the apppal for peacr put forward by Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold when he speaks at the Lord Mayor's luncheon in London to-day. INSIDE ...
RIBBENTROP SPEAKS
... RIBBENTROP SPEAKS QERMAN Foreign Minister Von Ribbentrop is speaking in Danzig to-day. His speech will be politically important —a Government statement on the present position, according to observers in Berlin, says the British United Press. ...
NOT SPEAK CRIPPS
... NOT SPEAK CRIPPS FllM'limi M ISS ELLEN WILKINSON has | decided that she will be unable firms are have pretty ,to attend Sir Stafford Cripps' meet' nearly General Election the ing, at Newcastle, to-morrow. Enabling Bill proposals (which wouldl Her decision ...