THAT KIPLING INTERVIEW
'± THE DEADLY LADY REPORTER."
(UNHID FKISS ASSOCIATION.—COPXKI49T.)
(AEiIfUUAN • NEW lIALAKB CiltLl ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 22nd September.
Miss Clare Sheridan telegraphs to the " Daily Herald," from Constantinople, that she told Mr. Budyard Kipling that she. was writing for the "New York World."
"He did not sa.y *c was talking confidentially. I regret that he objects to the publication of his views.
" No doubt the female of the species is more deadly than the male."
[Miss Sheridan is the American sculptress vii»o published what' was purported to be Mr. Kipling's views on America's participation in the war. Mr. Kipling denied the interview.]
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 74, 25 September 1922, Page 7
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