... lives this half-century. None guessed on January 1, 1901, that before the 50 years were rounded out one man's voice would speak to the whole world. The century which closed last night was in many respects the most wonderful in the world's history. It ...

... who turns it up as the filed copy of the newspaper for January 1. 1901. looks to us today. _ To a later generation IA ill speak of hopes baffled, of plans gone wrong, of ludicrous prognostications. Looking down the interminable vista of the centuries ...

... life in the struggle to keep himself and his family in health and home. But they have much in their hearts arid minds that speaks with a common tongue. E. lIODGSON My worry is that i dare not a-k for my name to be placed O n any dealer's list because 1 ...

... to say: Gladstone He was the first man of high distinct ion whom I met, but he was the most il!ustrious of all. To hear him speak as Prime Minister in the House of Commons was an experience never to he forgotten. Asquith Earned the attribute of greatness ...

... Learn the French. 1 they speak in France I no textbook can teach you to speak vOia) • foreign language correctly. The . Linguaphone method gives you the _ rhythm, lilt, everyday speech of the r , • r boulevard, the cafe and the plagt. Spend fifteen minutes ...

... CHRONICLE REPORTER BRITAIN before long be a The mass of the people and n. t two-language nation, Pro- only a few should learn to speak phesied Dr. Robert Birley, headmaster of Eton. at a London con- European languages. ference yesterday. The extension of secondary ...

... Germans. Friday's talks, it is stated, will be preliminary and unofficial.' But Gen. Hays, U.S. Deputy High Commissioner, is to speak for the Americans. and Dr. Theodor Blank and former Generals Speidel and Heusinger will represent Germany. t• -; \ , 1 ! 38 ...

... you as look at you. And as for the Polar bear. he was the most savage and unrtliab:e of an:ma:s at the Zoo. Sir Garrard was speaking at a Royal Society of Arts children's lecture in London. ...

... integration of international policy is now becoming essential if the Commonwealth is to look properly to its own security and speak with the full authority in world affairs its group influence should give it. Between the wars. Mr. Menzies once declared that ...

... miners' leaders he warned them that a repetition of the 1947 fuel breakdown would probably bring down the Government, he was speaking the truth. I don't see how a precariously poised Administration could survive a second disaster of this kind at such a time ...

... train fare expected by the London Transport Executive. Yesterday. the interpreter a few words to Mrs. Gunn. She replied: I speak Russian. The interpreter: Ah, I do not understand Russian. (Laughter). The magistrate: This is a waste of the court's time ...

... sort of European 'l' hi s anti-Americanism. settlement. the Western Powers Mr. Denny asserts, is growing must be able to speak with a and is not limited to any one unanimous voice. class Or group or party. The common peoples of the His analysis of ...