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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20234, 12 May 1931, Page 2

Special scr irises were held on. Sunday at the Edge ware Road Wesley Church in commemoration of Mothers' Day. In the morning the Rev. E. B. Chamteis preached ail appropriate sermon m honour of /'Oiir Mothers," nttd a 1 ratine of the service was the singing or the- juvenile choir. The soloists Jvcre the Misses. Ellis Fraeer, Jean CqJlier.' and Phyllis M'ander. In the nrtmiooii the Young Women's Bible Mnsa had on <open-session, to which Lhoy i 11VIted all - the ?; mothers ■ of : the congregation, . and .an address was gp-cn bv Mrs H. L. Btatohes. The' 90f girls who handle telephone calls at the foreign exehapge in Carter, lane, London,are among the • finest linguists in Britain. When a call on behalf of the Pripco of Wales in Chile to the King at'. Buckingham Palace was put th rough'recerttly there was no diffi : culty in translation. The girls operate calls to every big, city in Western Europe, and they often act as interpreters when two subscribers fail to understand each other.

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