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... The Barbican Cup in its New Setting By H. Edwards Clarke THE wisdom of the decision to stage the Barbican Cup this year, not at Druid's Lodge but in the East of England Club's Lincolnshire country, was received in some quarters, I know full well, not ...
... j The Background of England's Leading Dairy Herd THIS is the home of an English Guernsey herd which has won over 300 prizes at the leading shows of England, and has just been judged the best herd over all breeds in England and Wales. This latest triumph ...
... PEOPLE PERSONALITIES IN THE WORLD HEADLINES 1. FATALITAS IS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE This is the popular nick name of Emile Buisson, France s Public Enemy No. 1, who escaped from a mental institution in 1948, and has since been conducting gang warfare on highly ...
... farmer, as well as the man with few acres, can make good use of the horse, for, he maintains, as do many of his fellow breeders, that there are still some farm jobs on which it is more economical to use the horse than the tractor, particularly those, like ...
... support from the United States and Mr. Robert Allen Griffin, head of the U.S. Aid Mission, has drawn up a series of recommendations for putting this into effect. 7. THE GREEKS PREPARE A WORLD WIDE FASHION CAMPAIGN Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Helen ...
... and French resentment has run high. Leading light in the Coca-Cola world is James A. Farley, formerly President Roosevelt's Post master. In the year ending March 9 the Coca-Cola world empire had net sales of £74,000,000 and profits amounted to £13,000 ...
... the Ministry of Works to undertake excavations. The brewery buildings will be demolished THE GREAT ALTAR OF WARE This table, used for many years in the vestry of the parish church at Ware, has now been cleaned and placed in the south transept following ...
... Pieces. When, after a second World War, economic stress made such graceful living im possible, the great country houses of England lost the last of their original uses. They are to-day museum pieces, white elephants too large for use or exhibition. Not all ...
... well over 1,000 men and turned out 25,000,000 to 30,000,000 slates per year, which were used all over Scotland,- Northern England and in many other parts of the world. A recently formed company (Scottish Slate Indus tries Ltd.) is now tackling the work ...
... OPENED TO THE PUBLIC SINCE THE END OF MARCH Looking across the spacious lawns to the historic mansion which was used during the Second World War as a hospital. It has since been almost completely restored, and Lord Salisbury has agreed to admit the public ...
... have precipitated such an atti tude, and in the van is the demand for free access to the outside world for commerce and shipping. First to retread the world without, bearing those letters of mark which be token official recognition, is Dr. Hans Schlang ...
... Amusing The American Reflections On The New York Theatre Radio Television, Cinema And G ramophone Worlds By Sam Heppner YOU can judge people by their books or their friends. Equally, you can judge them by the various forms of entertainment they pat ronize ...