Sayings of the Week

Radio Record, Volume IX, Issue 13, 4 October 1935, Page 11

Sayings of the Week

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Lord Hewart

E could not protect our Constitution if we tried to keen it nreciselyv

what it is to-day.

-Sir

John

Simon

THs much I can say: ‘No: sensational . ehange in skirt: length’ is taking

uluce this season

~Cantdin

Edward

Molyneux

E could not give any definite reply if someone suggested the mun culled Gueisenau had written the ninth sym-

phony-

Herr Wolfgang

Goetz

NE can be a walking "Encyclopaedia Britannica,’ and: yet be the most nseless and stupid man on earth.-

Sir

Charles Grant

Robertson

ONE hears much of the Americanising of Europe, but the opposit« process. is just as real; our vices cross the Atlantic first, and our virtues (such as they are). follow in their

wake.

Bertrand

Russell