IN PASSING
Peace must he dynamic, and must keep the door open to reform and to freedom. —General Smuts. I never hear an actor on tho stage attempting to speak verse without wanting to put my fingers to my ears. —Mr. Alfred Noves. The world is* full of young men who aro fairly good at their job, but there are very few young mem who are very good at their job.—Lord Mayor of London. It is high time that we started a new war —not now against Germans and Turks, but against worklessness, poverty, overcrowding and squalor.—Mr. Lloyd George. Most people, even in this year 1933, are still really convinced that the foreigner is inferior to us in proportion as he differs from us, and that when he differs enough he is negligible. —Mr. Hilaire Belloc.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21562, 5 August 1933, Page 9 (Supplement)
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