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... demonstrator*. The insurgents encamperi at Theriot., intend coming neat Canea to-morrow, to celebrate the Greek natiotuu independence day. I Ilatsb.29. The number of revolutionance antembied at Theriot° on Mardi 27 wad , 2640. In two days their strength increased ...
... THEIR RATIONS THE NAZI GESTAPO ARE SEARCHING PRAGUE FOR ORGANISERS OF DEMONSTRATIONS THERE ON SATURDAY—CZECHOSLOVAKIA’S INDEPENDENCE DAY. A NUMBER OF ARRESTS HAVE ALREADY BEEN MADE (SAYS REUTER). Hundreds of hostages were recently seized by the Nazi authorities ...
... Testout (satiny rose), Frau Karl Druschki (white), General M*Arthur (velvety scarlet). George Dickson (very dark crimson), Independence Day (gold and orange), Los Angelos (flame pink). Lady Perrie (reddish salmon), Madam E Herriot (coral red), Mrs W, Quin (yellow) ...
... price. 12/-:— Betty Uprichard, salmon pink; Caroline Testout, satin rose; I. K. Druscki, white; Los Angeles, flame pink; Independence Day, gold and flame; Madame Herriot, coral red; Lady Pirrie, ~ coppery salmon; General McArthur, crimson; Ophelia; blush; ...
... when events were their darkest and most alarming. The Greek Ambassador, yesterday, speaking in celebration of Greece’s Independence Day, referred to the black months of 1940 in words which should read with pride. Britain was then moved by mysterious force ...
... glowing pink. Flamingo, bright geranium red. George Dickson, velvety black crimson. Golden Emblem, rich golden yellow. Independence Day, sunflower gold-shaded oiange. Lady Inchiquin, orange cerise. Lord Chariemont, clear crimson. Mad Nicolas Aussell, s ...
... Americans .wounded in France. Americans in London heard with delight 'that his Majesty is going to attend the Baseball match Independence Day, and 1 Ve-r that Americans in all parts tl. .• ’ln arc coming up town for MADSFN GUN. The question the Madsen machine ...
... quired. The uniform the bandsmen * when performing at Royal residence not used them when fulfilH private engagement. INDEPENDENCE DAY. •f To-morrow is important **J, ihe great number Americans who e present in London either as visitor# j,a permanent residents ...
... dollars (about £1,250.000) to provide shelter for European children now in Britain. The campaign, which starts on Thursday (Independence Day), has been launched by the Allied Relief Fund, which will immediately hand over all contributions to the U.S. Committee ...
... Washington. 8.40— Week's Good Cause. B.4s—Psalms. 9.0 — Time; News. 9.30 — Independence Day (an Anglo- American 10.15 What the Poet Sees. 10.30 — Epilogue. 10.38 — Music for Independence Day. 11.10—Strange World (reading). 11.20—Rudy Lewis (o gan) 11.40 The Little ...
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... Roosevelt Broadcast to Britain President Roosevelt will broadcast to the people of Great Britain to-morrow (American Independence Day). The speech will be relayed on the Home Service from 11 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. (D.8.5.T.). ON YOUR FEET ALL DAY? End Pain ...