... Paul Holt NOW that the Sunday newspapers have taken up the subject of flying saucers I think the time has come for the truth to be told. It is certainly true, as one Sunday writer has said, that flying saucers are emissaries from another world, coming to have a look-see (and indeed it is a shame we should all be behaving, so badly on their initial visits) But when Mr. Gerald Heard, in the ...

... QUEEN JULIANA'S State visit to London towards the end of this month is an occasion which appears to lack a precedent. No reigning monarch of the Netherlands has ever paid us a State visit, although both Queen Juliana and her mother enjoyed British hospitality for four years from 1940 onwards, and sprightly Prince Bernhard seems to be here every other week or so. One is apt to forget so ancient ...

... Frvda Miritrt* L,ovIiiturt WHO killed Cock Robin? I, said the screenwriter, with my typewriter. I, said the director from my labelled deck- chair, I killed the picture. I, said the photo grapher, with my moving camera. I, said the art designer, with furniture much finer. I, said the star, with every shining molar. I, said the producer, with my care for lucre. I, said the musician, with my ...

... I). B. Wyndliam Lrnis ALL the delights of the Mahometan paradise. a desperate train lover to a daily paper, would probably fail to woo more passengers at the present prohibitive railway fares! Before venturing which rash assertion, he should have looked up Sura V of the Koran, in our view. Th( nds and thousands ol business men in bowlei its, headed by the entire Stock Exchange, ...