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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. While the world endures, wherever the English language is spoken, this day will be held glorious above all other days in the years to come. As the Americans hold the 4th of July as the national festival of their independence, the French ...
... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY At Philadelphia on the fourth of July, one hundred and sixty-seven years ago, the United States of America came into being and this, the greatest (lay in the whole of America's history, was celebrated by her sons in the Armed ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN FRANCE CELEBRATION BY AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SPIRITED SPEECH BY FRENCH PREMIER. Paris, Monday.—The American Chamber of Commerce in Paris celebrated Independence Day is a banquet. The French Premier and the majority of the Ministers ...
... in our midst, appreciation of the anniversary. Now that we have spanned the bridge of the European war years together. Independence Day has for us a mea g, a reality. For many, once, it. was but a vaguti term connected with school history books, but this ...
... %Lout, twenty American v take Fart in the Transatlantic yacht rac e , which is to start from Newport. fum e Island, on Independence Day. .luly 4. The fu skiing point is at Plymouth. distance . nearly 3,000 mile.. fi e , seas, storms, calms, and adverse ...
... flag, except a poor quality printed one. The first omasion on which the flag should he flown this year is Bannockburn independence Day on 24th June. ...
... national events are allowed to pass unnoticed. Not that we desire to see perpetual Magna Charts or Reformation days. Independence Day in the United States is chiefly remarkable for its annual list of casualties. It is as well for a nation as for an individual ...
... nations with whom England was at war in 1805. The Unitsd States of America are accustomed to celebrate the 4th July as Independence Day, but no Englishman of sense construes that festival to mean either a menace or • slight to his own country. Other nations ...
... us ask for a glimpse, :Ike GeMai hail, of the unseen hosts that do bottle fur us. In a looadeast message on Finland's Independence Day, President. Kadin gave an inspiring account of the resources that his little coutry had at its command, but he concluded ...
... Joe; 7.4s—Week in Westminster; B—Health of the Army ; 8.15—01 d Mother Riley; 9.30 American Commentary; 9.35 American Independence Day; 10.15—Service; 10.X1— Records; 11-12 Billy Cotton. FORCES 9 a.m.—Organ; 9.30 Light Orchestza; 10.15 One-Man Revue; 10 ...
... Ciimnicle yachting corespondent, invade British waters. They will race the Atlantic. leaving Newport. Rhode Island. on Independence Day, July 4. and finishing at Plymouth. Later. these American yachts will compete in the events arrang. - d by the British ...
... determined to celebrate, not only the Coronation, but also everything from the Orkney and Shetland football match to Independence Day in Nicaragua. Some of the Sags seen iccluded :The house-flag of the Cabs Amalgamated Steamship Line, Ltd.,the Italian ...