News in Brief.

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 171, 7 April 1923, Page 13

News in Brief.

Winston Churchill. “It is my belief that had Lord Kitchener proceeded to demand universal national service, to be applied as it might be required, his request would have been acceded to. He, however, proposed to content himself with calling for volunteers.”—“Times.” On personality. “What, then, is the secret of a clear and definite personality that faces tho world with quiet eyes and tranquil selfconfidence? ... It largely consists in a cultivated and developed imagination.” —“Secret Riches,” by G. Duncan Gray, LL.D. (Arrowsmith).

Tho Imperial Institute. “Why not retain it as a permanent European Conference Hall? After all, there is no groat reason why conferences should ever stop.” — “Daily Sketch.”

A Mission to Journalists. “Among all tho various campaigns and missions which the Church plans to-day, I wish we could have an effective mission to Fleet Street.” —"Church Family Newspaper.”

“Master Lascelles.” “There can be no better wish for tho little boy who has just been born than that he may worthily uphold l the traditions and follow the example of his august grand-parents.”—“Morning Post.” A Musician's Reform. “As some people think the youth of England would be better employed in playing football than in going to see a few professionals play it, so Dr. Vaugh-an-Williams would like to see us making our own music instead of going to, conceits to listen to it.”—“Lady.”