... THE SPEAK IVTR. EMILE LITTLER started this ball rolling, and returns to the subject with special reference to the star system. He says: I in entire agreement that Manchester could and should support a first-class Repertory theatre, but I still maintain ...

... They Are Speaking Their FOR the first time in a generation there is . no organised and official Opposition in the House of Commons. Yet despite the forebodings of most good democrats the result is pleasing, rather than otherwise. For the spontaneous and ...

... NOT SPEAKING Presideir; Carmona of Portugal arranged his annual reception of the Lisbon Diplomatic Corps by receiving the envoys separately so that representatives of the belligerent Powers should not meet each other.—Associated Press. ...

... Right to Speak I think that those nations which sent their sons overseas to fight the war should have a right to participate in the Peace. I take exception to the charge that those who want to recognise these rights are fomenting a third World ...

... Premier to Speak Mr. Churchill may make a statement. on the Greek situation when Parliament reassembles next week. The debate on the war has been fixed for January 23 and 24. ...

... Plain Speaking “This is a time for plain speaking,” said Sir Walter, opening his reply to American criticism, “llt is suggested,” he said, “ that we have done something improper in convening this world conference, but even if it had been convened by the ...

... TO JO TO SPEAK Tojo, the Japanese Premier, is to address the Diet on home and foreign policy to-morrow, states a Berlin message.—Reuter. ...

... Hardie Speaks ATE R Y likely the Parks Committee are praying for rain, commented the Manchester Evening News. The speak er s have secured a splendid advertisement; they have brought to their meetings thousands who were never there before; they have ...

... TO SPEAK FOR CHINA China is to send a resided representative to India, follow the outbreak of war in tl* Pacific. —Reuter. ...

... HITLER SPEAKS When the bomb exploded only one and a half metres from me I then realised that the Almighty still wants me to remain at my Without ccmpromise I will carry out and become the representative of the interests of my people. At this hour ...

... PRISONER SPEAKS Broadcasting in person over the German radio, Bombardier Beverley spoke to his wife in Church-street, Lancaster after being four days in an open lifeboat we had the good fortune to be picked by T -bnat.” he said. ...

... BENNETT TO SPEAK Air Vice-Marshal Donald Bennett, former chief executive of British South American lAirways, will address members of Manchester Reform Club on Friday, July 16, on Nationalisation in Practice. TAILOR FOUND DEAD Solomon Lind, aged 48 ...