... 1924-i AIK-SACE ROUND THE WORLD Start to Made Spring TEAMa OF AND AMERICAN PILOTS ever in air the Ameri-ean made at First will airmen 6ervice concentrated attempt Leaving according about March 15 they fly reach farthest time first the Pacific via Islands ...

... his band. Thunday: 1.15. Pell Top. a radio Play: 1.30. Royal Philharmonic Society's Concert. Friday: 7.30, A. P. Herbert's opera. Plain Jane; 9.15: Variety from Lyceum Theatre. - - - Saturday : 4.30, Kentucky Minstrels: 7.30. Massed singing of Diocesan ...

... Gladys sang music Venus with great charm and effect, and Miss Clarissa Looker sang the songs of the Shepherd delightfully. The minstrel knights, addition to Tannbauser, were Messrs. Andrew Shanks, Brearley, Wm. Hale, George Hawkins, and Wm. 11. Good. Some sympathy ...

... BRITISH VALVES RESEMBLING THE AMERICAN TYPES. By the eeds Mercury” Wireles Correspondent, MARK POTTER. Messrs. Tungstalite Ltd., of Leeds, have submitted for test specimens of Cleartron valves, which are said to be American-type valves made in England. ...

... admission ee He had no man: asked for evidence of occupation. The applicant supplied it by putting a pro- ducing traces ene minstrel of these days who clai there was one ort a ope income-tax allowance of £7 a week off his assessed income for cost of make-up ...

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... SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 150 `-# poi's; weight for age; penalties and allow- antes. Tr,o Miles. - a Mr Henshall's Pell Toll a 2Mr Bottornley's Minstrel Park . Hare al2 0 a 3 Mr Bottornlcys Royal Signet Hare bl 2 0 4Mr H. Broom 's Castleton Newey al2 0 a 5Mr T ...

... known as You will delight in its tempting peppermint flavour - and Spearmint, • • well. He has several singing items. in the American father of the screen. ts solo and duet, which are very creditably in the picture 1111,. Dr. Bernard: the. flavour - a flavour ...

... (Mrs C H Dyson) gave two clever humorous sketches of a sightseer standing on one toe on Westminster Bridge Coronation Day an American schoolteacher on trip to Europe Each guest given a small present before leaving YWCA An “Evening of Plays” was given on Thursday ...

... open the took of only seven pace up to wicket One Verity’s stump to His first maiden scored leg-bye fastish Gamble end On his pell Gilbert to hitting Verity’s off stump the batsmen survived stumps none official 9999 receipts to £8331 ' ' - SCORES TO DATE ...

... Renovation, Edith shin fixture. Mary. Hydrostatic. Tom Tom, Coon. Re:sun - 11n with 197 runs needed to sellor, Straight Alm, American Loan. 'win w:th nine wicket& in hand thelsason Parole. ?illation. :home county were encouraged 101 FORECAST.-54 Credentrix ...

... 61. Austin's third vic- tory 2s in the Butler Trophy. This match went to sixty games before Austin and Lysaght beat the American pair. Hines and Culley. by 6-2. 4-6, 12-14, 6-0, 6-4. Miss M. A. Thomas is the only remaining Enslisnwoman left in the Monte ...