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... to her world-wide reputation as a brilliant artist . For many years she made her home in England , but after her marriage to Dr Jose Carteado Mena in 1927 she returned to Oporto . Suggia ' s playing has been greatly admired all over the world—she was ...
... o St An rew’s Church, Jerusalem, can probably claim to be in charge of one of the most heterogeneous congregations in the world, linked only by their common faith in Christ. This diversity in union is caused by the fact that St Andrew’s is the only Protestant ...
... DEPT. BATHGATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED. Phone 159 Fauldhouse C.C. Win Cup BROXBURN NEWSREEL y Recorder Fauldhouse C.C. proved worthy winners of the County Challenge Cup when they beat West Lothian County 2nd XI in the final of the tournament at ...
... mem)ry is kept Of two we loved and will never forget. —Jean. James and Billy. A little token, fond and true. From us who thought the world of you. —Betty. David and family . Silent thoughts, true and tender, Just to show we still remember . —Bessie and ...
... developments to open up parts of their several fields as yet uncultivated : for instance , the topographical survey of the uses of the land , the origin and distribution of settlements , or the study o { place-ngmGS . Edinburgh , it is pointed outhas ...
... Quebec , was recently made famous by the discovery of what may M the world ' s greatest undeveloped supply 3 f iron ore . Discovery of the crater came about in this manner : Since World War II . the Royal Canadian Air Force has been compiling aerial photographs ...
... was more universal it would be a far better world . Colonel J . S . Wilson , director of the Boy Scouts' International Bureau , welcomed the delegates on behalf of the International Committee and the World Scout Movement . In the evening the delegates ...
... abdication will not be mentioned . PLVING TO ENGLAND According to totally unconfirmed rumours here , King Leopold was flying to England to-night . King Leopold wsa educated at Eton College during World War I , and paid several visits to Britain before ...
... o 30 provided from Prestwick and Kcnf ' . ' el J ; Edinburgh by that time would have u > ' *' Ihoroughly experienced in world air travel-, It was learned unofficially in Edinbtiv ^ in Saturday that proposals fur exiendins '•¦¦ ' • unways al Turnhouse ...
... the lines of Mr Keith Feiling’s “ History of England” (published this year), but, of course, on a reduced scale. How valuable and delightful it would be if Mr Féiling himself could be persuaded to give us such a book ; for he is not only the most scholarly ...
... Advancement of Science , Mr D . M . Lowe , a London Scot from Arbroath , has wider notions of time than those permitted to many of us who have to abide by the cramping limitations of a more routine existence . Even now he is occupied with thoughts of the 1951 ...
... tho laws 0 ( lllC Association panic in fall , a notable photographic section . 011 . I Five , ; ,, ) pa »? s alinul tlic World Cup . It is hlishnl i at Is . 6 d or Is 1 O 1 ini « l ( rcc Irom th » publishers , ! Kcmslry Xtirenapcrs . Ltd .. AVithy Grove ...