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... SPEAK. WINSTON. SPEAK! Mr. CHURCHILL'S letter of support to the Tory candidate at Batley is strangely sparing verbiage, colourless, almost non-contentious. He merely says: Have the Socialist Government helped us to make the best of ourselves and of our ...
... to speak to us, they would speak words of courage. Our men have never failed us, nor will they fail us now. We must not fail them, we must support them, we must SALUTE ...
... Speak Matters of High Policy OEVEKAL big issues of policy have to be decided at the Congress and the Prime Minister, Mr. George Isaacs (Minister of Labour) and Mr. Shinwell (Minister of Fuel) will speak during the week. The affiliated membership represented ...
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... Speak for Under the latest milk food regulations you may arrange, if you wish, to be left free to buy from your chemist or welfare centre the brand of Baby'i progress will toll you ...
... (Lancashire) Inner Wheel Club, when she spoke on “Public Speaking to an inter-club gathering in the Y.M.C.A. Hall. Shakespearestreet. yesterday. Many people refuse offices because they are afraid of speaking, she said. “There is no sort of mystery about It ...
... TO SPEAK n,,? 1 * Richard Acland (Common Wealth) the Secretary for War, in the if)to , to-day. whether it was his potion in future to make sure that no f erv i the Army shall be per«ir le d address a public meeting outer. own constituency, thi'f James ...
... SPEAK! FROM the outset the Daily Herald has taken an objective view of the campaign in Norway. It has declined to scream anticipations of speedy victory. It has criticised those highlyplaced persons whose boastful speeches have created premature hopes ...
... to speak a political mandate stronger than any this country has known—can act effectively only so long as it is made conscious of the changing moods the whole electorate. During the next four years—for that is the minimum future life of the Labour Go ...
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