The Archive · 1935

Message from Wales

CHILDREN'S DAY

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May 18, was Ioternational Children's Day, but nowhere did 1 See mention of the Annual world Wireless Message that was broadcast by the Children of Wales, This Was the 14th Goodwill Message Dbroadeast from Wales, and I quote it here for the benefit of those who have not known of its existence:

"From our playgrounds. schools and homes, we, boys and gills of Wales, Breet the boy and girls of all the! world.

Springtime has come once more to our litle country: springtime with all Tis. loveliness in. trees and. flowers. 'And wwe children are of the spring, foo; "for through "us the world 'Becomes young again! Shall we, then. on this, Goodwill Day. all Join hands ving' "chain of comradeship enetreting the whole earth?

"To-day we would also remember with gratitude Wove, in all countries, who Rave renewed life and enriched it'by conquering disease and who, by their labours. have brought Real and happiness to mankind.

Selence has made us neighbours: Jet goodwitt keep ts fiends.

Shanghai, May 17.

Joux S. Bane,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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