New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MHOND E{iygz?f;m"iz’;:gz:‘ AR o Wsrov: | “Many long happy yearst” Translation of extract from the | Former New Britain Mln,s League of V.fions “Prola,” December 27, 1927: i “M 2ddy, the ehairman of the ‘Agent, Praised by \'e\\s-‘ne'u : Scttlement commission, | spoke yesterday in Greek at the papers of Athens. | Byron Settlement. While many dis- ed Greeks seek to avail i ves of every possible oppor- ‘umny of parading their knowledge The following is & scries of articles | of foreign languages, Mr. Eddy yes- | published in the Athens, Greece, |terday gave a practical demonstra- newspapers in eonnection with the 10D of the conviction of under- : standing between the speaker and laying of a cornerstone of a church |, hearers. He also demonstrated— ! & that is belng erected in Athens | this foreigner—that it is possible to | through the instrumentality o express simple and logical ideas in | ' A il g6a Charles B. Eddy, 2 former \e\\ modern Greek, a thing which the 3 e took Tritain man, a graduate of W | practice of the modern Grecks left | 4pon pntering the ser of the Britaln Tieh achool, and wer cheiry very doubtful. linltea States The committes’ it man of the Refugee Settlement com-| Translation of extract make g report at the meeting to- ; missfon, a direct representative of hnos,” December 27, 1927: ‘mjfif the League of Nations at Athens. It| “Yesterday, at the laying of the| 1A° observance will be recalled that Mr. Eddy last | corner stone of the chureh of the | Vill fake summer delivered an address in the | Holy Trinity, which 18 to be built {n | O8th British house of commons in refer- | the Byron Sottlement, the president SEEE ence to this work in Greece. |of the Refugee Settlement Commis- T'LW""O\ CIrct “\ In the short time that Mr. Eddy 'sion, Mr. Eddy, spoke in Greek | Welles Mas, ——T has been in Athens, a different feel- | from manuscript. This tactful act |at “F”Psb college forbids tha ' deeply touches Greek public opinion, { Wearing of hats on the campus, b all the more 80 hecause such a thing [€ars demand so otection fn | —— EXACTLY is unprecedented. Almost fnvariably Wellesle AS 15 a general rule, foreigners v - " come to Greece not merely for the | —minus J Wednesday! carrying out of philanthropic work S like the distinguished ,\mPrxu* n, buf BIAS TAPE 6-yd. pieces TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928, NEW BUTTERICK QUARTERLY NOW 10¢| PHAEY With split soles BRITA'N‘S H PplNG CENTEK Silk and Rayons and Wool Cashmeres, colors, Alwa sold for 79c. 42c old for 25¢. _—_——————— \|q Wednesday Only, Pair . lgc FACTORY PAY CHECKS CASHED HERE Wednesday Only, Pair .. 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