... Chamberlain It was with real pleasure that I accepted the invitation to talk to you to-day. I am happy to think that l am speaking not to strangers, but to friends, for 1 can claim a long acquaintance with your country 1 recall with particular pleasure ...

... brought up in Manchester, where his parents still live. He has been in Canada for 12 years, ten of those in the Army. Mr. Eden, speaking into microphone coyly hidden under a miniature Union Jack, gave them a welcome. The new world has come to challenge tyranny ...

... last. Another method by which the B.E.F. is being kept from going stale is the creation of rest and training areas. Everyone speaks highly of the equipment. They say it is arriving in sufficient quantities. There is also high praise for the new anti-tank ...

... ships meeting the same end. The fact that the 30 British ships sunk in December included 13 with a tonnage of less than 1.000 speaks for itself. R.A.F. security patrols have played a great part in this reduction £5 Overcharging Fine Nottingham Co-operative ...

... colonel decided to be confirmed, his language • : remained more eloquent than • choice, and the padre decided : that he must speak to him : about it. So on the eve of the conflrma- : tion he tactfully led up to the : subject by saying: Sir, you realise that ...

... Councillor T, B. Pritchett, to-morrow’s dinner-hour service h the parish church, St. Martin’s. Bw R ing. The Mayor will attend . speak from the chancel steps, and former minister of Handswoiy Baptist Church, the Rev. F. K Spurr, will be the preacher. Rector ...

... order when speaking at Coventry City Council, yesterday, about a new factory which after being proposed in Coventry was taken to another town, Councillor Alec Turner said: Perhaps one day you will be sorry that you did not allow me to speak, and to endeavour ...

... headmasters, in London yesterday, that the Government had d him not only of his home, but also of the contents of his }Ur. Was speaking at the con- s of the Incorporated th ° Headmasters on caused by the Uni * eer n some schools Civn g his own) for the use ...

... him not only of his home, b fcllar. Jr Was speaking at the cona nce of the Incorporated t} a tion of Headmasters on Cq difficulties caused by the of some schools ci, , ludin g own) for the use of u servants. speak” he said, as a homeless er over the face ...

... followed the outbreak of 2 ’,, Vesterday I rang up the gentle voiced woman who so undertook her new responsibility She will speak to you hersec' was her delighted response. “A happy New Year.” said a clear childish voice which seemed'Jj have no trace of ...

... Announcer Interned Johannesburg, Thursday. A sensation has been caused here by the arrest and internment of a young Afrikaans speaking announcer of the South African Broadcasting Corporation. The board of the Corporation recently carried out an investigation ...

... 99 per cent, of all the mouthorgans made come from Germany? And all the tin whistles as well, one wouldn’t wonder.” I can’t speak for the lady,” said Herbert. But I happen to know that the War Office does.” Oh,” I said, and what’s the War Office up to ...