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... SPEAK out themselves by says Mr. Peppercorn: GOME folk are '■> always ready with a reply, but : most of us think of the clever | thing we might have said when ™ It's too late. I Beerbohm Tree. • the famous actor. was pretty quick : a rule, but was caught ...
... Speak! It seems clear. therefore. that that joint Franco-German production of atomic weapons in sight. IS this a French bomb, or it a German-French bomb? Whichever it L. there is no doubt one thing. The efforts of the whole Western alliance should be ...
... Speaks Max As Kriegsheim was about to protest, Max continued: Let me draw your attention to the fact that we are here now under the protection of the white flag. I refuse to act as hostage or to deliver up to you any one person for this purpose. For ...
... SPEAKS IT Vennew of Trybewnal for the Indytement of Sharlatan Pronounce worsted as woosted. Tribunal as trybewnal, but Tribune as Tribbewne. Disputants should have the stress on the second syllable, and Exigency the stress ...
... SPEAKS HITLER'S TROOPS, TRIUMPHING IN ANOTHER BLOODLESS VICTORY, MARCH TO-DAY INTO THE SUDETEN AREA OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA. They will occupy a zone of nine miles until the new Czech frontier has been mapped. That is the first result of yesterdays talk at Godesberg ...
... SPEAK has written to Mr. Gaitskell threatening to form a second Opposition Party, with its own leader and whips, unless Mr. Gaitskell reverses the defence policy which be laid down at Scarborough. In his letter. Mr. Silverman said: I beg of you to pause ...
... 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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... SPEAKS Colin is practising an art which has been known for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians and Greeks knew the trick and used it to make their statues talk, but they didn't have such clever dummies as Dicky, who can talk, grin, roll his eyes ...
... Speak TT was once said that if we all told the truth civilisation would at once collapse. But we haven't tried. So we don't know. E. LAMBERT. ...
... SPEAKS N the condemned cell of a South African prison, Lawrence Johnny Bradbury waits for a visit from two top Scotland Yard detectives. The detectives, Chief Su p e rintendent Fred Gerrard and Chief In- ...