... A LETTER FROM LONDON T'HE New Vear Has dawned to discover us in a situation that, militarily speaking, excellent. Certainly, the military, naval and air authorities never expected, with nearly four mouths of war behind; us, ;to have the B.E.F. soundly ...

... the early Walt Disney cartoon, The Water Babies.” The evening programme presented Richard Tauber in Land Without Music.” Speaking on behalf of the committee, Mrs. H. D. Darbishire (who was introduced by Mr. Ainslie J. Robertson) said many Liverpool people ...

... that they pronounce their words badly ? Very often you may be right—but no one can afford to criticise until her own way of speaking is perfect. Listen to yourself very carefully and see whether you can detect any speech faults. e Here it is—the frock that ...

... yesterday, General Lord Gort publishes extracts from a letter received from the Prime Minister, in which Mr. Chamberlain speaks of his recent visit to the B.E.F. “I was particularly impressed,” says the Premier, “by the great progress made in so short ...

... triumph. As a member of the House of Commons he has already shown exceptional ability, and has been honoured by being asked to speak to the Address to the King. Wakers a busy man nowadays, commercially and politically, but he still keeps fit by exercise. His ...

... stock throughouU neutral world Europe the Press only been extinguished machinery had appropriated and distorted Into tyranny Speaking the part in war-time he said: There always something about but we are all very every give a impression the fortitude with ...

... free press had not only been extinguished but its machinery had been appropriated and distorted into instrument of tyranny. Speaking of the part of journalists in wartime, he said: “ There is always something to be angry about, but if we are all angry every ...

... dated Q., yesterday. General Lord Gorl • published extracts from letter re* from the Prime Minister, in which Chamberlain speaks recent the BE.F and says • was parllcuerty impre&aed by great .*rcM made in ao short a time and ■ >p.te the many difficulties ...

... days, said Mrs. flooded; every shaft was put out Chamberlain, before she went on to service. Two thousand factories were speak of the new depth and new otcd 3,341 destroyed, and 9.332 force gained by the friendship ama between the French and British ...

... Braintree. Dear Sirs, I feel it my duty to write and thank you for the wonderful value of Yeast-Vite Tablets, which I cannot speak too highly of. I have been treated for years for nerves and Indigestion and have spent pounds on medicine, also tried almost ...

... 'My 'New sear Message' is the hope that the Bible may mean more to many during IM4 than Heretofore. Rightly understood it speaks home to those who are called tu live under the strains—emu) the history making. Its message becomes muttleo in times of peace ...

... - through the Rhineland was the extent continued subsequently, to advise the Men in all branches of the Navy The prophet speaking is Viscount to which people keep their own counsel, tu honoured, of the Home Fleet Chief of Government as to the general ...