... other purchases. The new library was opened on July 4, 1928, the authorities having chosen that date, as it was American Independence Day. The clock and carillon of 48 bells commemorate the memory of American engineers killed in 1914-18. \VASHIJSGTOIS, Thursday ...

... fatherland Norwegian soldiers, sailors, seamen, fishermen, and civilians in a Scottish town celebrated their country’s independence day. All bravely flaunted on their left breast long ribbons' of Norway’s national colours, and they marched through the town ...

... Mexico 22% sellers, Spain 37% sellers official rate, Spain 45% sellers voluntary rate. NEW YORK MARKETS Closed to-day. Independence Day. LIVERPOOL COTTON 3.30 p.m—Futures trading has been quiet tq-day and the quieter for the holiday the United States. Business ...

... English fashion. Their way of thinking is the same. Which is the basis we are going to build our friendship on. —From the Independence Day edition of Our News, the Czech Army newspaper. * * * A Woman 9 s Note Foetwear In War-time The war has revolutionised ...

... 5.30 s Children 6: News. 6.30: News In Nor wegian. 6 45; Signpost 6.55: Greek Independence Day 7.30: A Gaelic ceilidh 8: Hellas.'' a programme to mark Green Independence Day. 8.30: Athene Seyler in revue. 9: News. 9.20: Talk: The Nation s Food. 9.35: Piano ...

... V. Kirby. ‘The Cause For Which Byron Died* Mr. Churchill sent the following message to the Greek people to-day, Greek Independence Day : On this day of proud memories would add one Brief tribute to those which the whole civilised world is paying to the ...

... YORK, Thursday President Roosevelt has sent the following letter to Crown Prince Olaf on the anniversary of Norwegian Independence Day (says to-day’s New York Times): dear Crown Prince : On this anniversary of the treacherous German assault on a peaceful ...

... stir them.” Every Churchill in America will get a letter from the organisation. Haakon ’s Message Norwegians Celebrate Independence Day All Free Norwegians throughout the world are to-day celebrating the 127th anniversary of their country’s existence as ...

... The 8.8. G. announced to-day that President Roosevelt will broadcast to the people of Great Britain on Friday. July 4, Independence Day. The speech will be relayed on the Home Service from 11 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. (8.5. T.). POOR PERSONS’ VALUER FOR WAR DAMAGE ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY NEW YORK, Friday. Unless the United States uses he» Navy immediately to ensure that England receives the products of our toil and sweat, England will not and cannot survive,” said Mr. Wendell Willkie, broadcasting on the eve of Independence ...

... Wednesday's problems: 7.526. —Eleven. 7.527. £B4 12s 6d. 7.528. £450, £270. * * * Independence Day hot yet the lovely lamp of Liberty I gutted on first Independence Day, B right beacon bringing courage to the free, E guides the patriots fight for Freedom's ...

... TRIBUTE TO FLIER Special significance attached to the celebration of Independence Day to-day, the* United States is so closely allied to us in our war effort. Throughout the country the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack flew side by side, and British ...