IN PASSING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21580, 26 August 1933, Page 9 (Supplement)

IN PASSING

I believe a thoroughly logical person to be thoroughly inhuman.'—Sir Josiah Stamp. The theatre is of national value but it is too often used for rubbish.—Miss Nancy Price. I think the talk about declining into barbarism unmitigated piffle.—Horaco Annesley Vachcll. There is no more beautiful thing in England than a well-kept churchyard. —Bishop of Norwich. The telephone girl never ceases ringing between one part of the Empire and another. —Sir Samuel Hoare. The professed ' literary class to-day puts our education to shame, showing as it does a complete lack of general culture. —Professor H. L. Armstrong. The Governments of the British peoples have acquired increased prestige from the recent crisis. Everywhere the eyes of the world are directed to their example.—Prince George.