An earlier speech in which, in a moment of injudicious candour, he had cast doubts on the possibility of extracting from Germany the whole cost of the war had been the object of serious suspicion, and he had therefore a reputation to regain. The grossest spectacle was provided by Sir Eric Geddes in the Guildhall at Cambridge. To squeeze (something) until the pips squeak "exact the maximum from" is attested by 1918, from pip (n.1). Pip and Squeak (and later Wilfred), the beloved English comic strip animals, debuted May 1919 in the children's section of the Daily Mirror. In World War I it was the soldier's slang name for a small German shell "which makes both a pip and a squeak when it comes over the trenches".
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