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... Vyse. ONE OF SCULPTOR'S OWN FAVOURITES Green and grey Celadon, in which the sculptor uses the wood ash glaze—another method used by the Chinese—moulded into fluted cups and bowls. are decorated uith fish and flower motifs. A large pot with red rust poplar ...
... great white cloak of peace spreading itself right round the Iron Curtain and throughout Ire world.' Lx-Senator Wittemens spoke of the increasing work of the World Spiritus! Connell. and Mr. Lawrence Hyde author of Isis and Osiris, mid it was attempting ...
... Hospital and --a Satin Ermine Rex Gordon Cup Committee. YOUNG WINNER In his younger days he played The Society has many young members: one of them-11-yearsold Kenneth Wright, of Swanscombe--winning the Payne Cup for his Black English. first prize in the ...
... two promoters, at least, Jack Solomons and Jack Cappell, vying with each other to stage world title fights. Efforts will be made bring to Britain tights for world championships at most weights, and Solomons, with Lee Savold on his books, would appear ...
... two promoters, at least. Jack Solomons and Jack Cappell, vying with each other to stage world title fights. Efforts will be made to bring to Britain fights for world championships at most weights, and Solomons, with Lee Savold on his books, would appear ...
... herohmi during the Second World War, Odette —to be re-presented iit the Luxor from to-day te'ridaYi until next Wednesday star.. Anna Neagle and Trevor Howard. Odette San.sorn (Mira Neagle), a married French woman !iv.ng in England, is asked to join he British ...
... Inskip Cup for the most in cottager' classes was awarded to Mr. P. Keen. Hr. H. J. Carter was awarded the Miller Cup for market growers' classes. and the Dyke Cup for women's classes went to Mrs. P. E Hurst. In the trade Ouse*. the Mitchell Cup for the ...
... paying permutatio ments special guidance for novices. at the door Hutton the world’s the Portsmouth Society of | mouth got the f dD in batsman on 4 bowler’s Yorkshiremen, and HMS Cup Game jnet, but the ) Get this week's issue and tell your newsagent best They ...
... wars—l prefer to call them German wars. They saved us from the cruel results of an invasion, and England has not been invaded for 900 years. We have to thank these men. and those others who suffered to save us from the Prussian boot. Let thank God for them ...
... all the subjects taken. They were the essential tools of learning, and if they were going to be of any use in the world they had to master the use of those tools. The second lesson a grammar school taught was how to think: how to think logically and for ...
... to-day. Everton Weekes, the West Indies batsman, completed 2.000 runs for the tour. He us only the second West Indies player score u.s many runs on tour of England, O Headley making 2,320 runs in 38 innings in 1933 Weekes also equalled Headley's recoid ...
... for that reason are useful for teaching beginners and for experienced olimbers to improve their teehnique. A casual visitor any week-end without any knowledge of climbing and its devotees will find himself in hitherto unknown world. He will find anything ...