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... ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION INCREASE IN LOCAL MEMBERSHIP CREDIT BALANCE IN IDEAS AS WELL AS FINANCE” A warning that, after the war, Britain and America would have beware of a “war of interests” was uttered by Mr. Sydney W. Pascall, an ex-Chairman of Rotary ...
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... lesden speaking at the crowni (Gypsy), Boys’ fancy dress (over 11 and under 16) : 1, Peter Hold; 2, John Creswick; 3, Graham Wright; consolation, Kenneth Dugdale. Gents (over 16) : 1, A. Clough (Grand Vizier); 2, C. Male (Chimney Sweep). Ladies (over ...
... THREE GERMAN SOLDIERS SPEAK BETTER THREE WARS IN FRANCE INSTEAD Letter by German Sergeant Bahl to his sister in Zelstadt, found recently on a battlefield;— The time has come for us to get out of Russia as it is already very cold. have to remain here for ...
... ENGLISH SPEAKING UNION ADDRESS The Lord-Lieutenant of Cheshire (Sir W. Bromley Davenport) presided over a meeting of the North Wales and Chester branch of the English Speaking Union, at Stanley Palace last Friday, when Professor Basil Mathews, Boston ...
... CHESTER ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION ADDRESS Miss Margarey Fry, former Governor of the spoke on China to the members of the Cheshire and North Wales branch of the English-Speaking Union at the Union’s Headquarters, Stanley Palace, Chester, on Monday, The Lord ...
... If those men out there could pause to speak to us, they would speak words of courage. Our men have never failed us, nor will they fail us now. We must not fail them, we must support them, we must SALUTE ...
... AN INDIAN SPEAKS OF HIS COUNTRY FRANK ADDRESS TO CHESTER FORUM Mr. Shoran Singha, 8.A,. the well . known Indian speaker, addressed Chester Forum last Sunday on the problems of British and Indian relations. Mr. G. A. Pratt presided. Two of the most hopeful ...
... CHESTER GREETS ITS NAMESAKES THE MAYOR SPEAKS TO AMERICA PROF. NEWSTEAD TELLS OF WONDERFUL RELICS History was made in the early hours of Thursday when the Mayor of Chester (Aid. W. Matthews Jones), the Town Clerk (Mr, Gerald Burkinshaw), and Prof. R. ...
... IN THE POST-WAR WORLD ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES' ROLE DEFINED BY PROFESSOR NEVINS AT CHESTER Hie English-speaking peoples to-day number not 45 millions, but 200 millions, and they have joined a league for the ideals of civil liberty, tolerance, and humanity ...
... Speaking at a Trade Conference in London, a Senior Official of Cunys Lid. said: “thepurchasetax on cycles is unreasonable and'should be removed. Our over-burdened transport system lias been saved from chaos by cyclists, who should hot have to pay a heavy ...
... Lieut.-General McNanghton, speaking of the part to be played by the Canadian Corps, said that there must eventually be invasion the Continent.. ...