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... THE WORLD OF MUSIC CONGRATULATIONS TO SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI. to whom the coveted Gold Medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society has been awarded. He is to be presented with it during the concert to be given by the Halle Orchestra at the Albert Hall on December ...
... WORLD UNIONS DEMAND-KEEP OUT FRANCO DAILY HERALD Nov It 'PEACE' ENVOYS SCREENED CONTINUED FROM W PAGE ONE >'i* Dutch and four ou* fic.senbi'd By ROY NASH officials that no oft intact. *at inn delegates have irt admission and that *o Iranians are retused ...
... blocks down town. I've got oil wells pumping .. . pumping . .pumping.to buy us anything we want. Anger and terror mingled in 01llis's voice as be replied: Cut out that ' us' - business! Norma's voice was equally harsh as she said: What's the matter ...
... FOPPISH YOUNG ENGLAND AND FRANCE FOUR SPECIMENS FROM SET OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE ENAMEL BUTTONS SET IN COPPER- GILT CUPS. THE DESIGNS, SHOWING LATE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY “WOMEN’S HAT FASHIONS. I iiMB S' ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE USED ON SNUFF-BOXES ...
... its name to just London, not England. Whatever happens in this country worth while is given to London. The Cup Final, the Internationals, the majority of important boxing shows. Norway sends a Christmas tree—to England ? No, TO LONDON ! And so on and ...
... presents to take back home-- until he had visited the festival arts a n d crafts exhibition. Let us hope his delight Is a forerunner of that of vtsltors to England's 1951 Festival.' added the president ...
... BRITAIN IS TO MAKE WONDER FABRIC BIG plant, first in the world, is to be built in England for the bulk production of a new synthetic fibre which will help towards the production of cheaper clothes. It will be erected at Wilton, near Middlesbrough, by ...
... bitten deep into the heart of native peoples the world over. As a race, we are notoriously shy and reserved, and there are doubtless larce untapped reserves of goodwill towards our foreign student friends England. It requires conscious effort to overleap natural ...
... the musical world turn annually towards Salzburg, it is well for all to remember the name Glyndebournc in Sussex, England. Though with so international a company of singers as lhat assembled for the Glyndebourne Festival it is difficult for us British to ...
... Arthur Morris had declared. lpa ed ' L the reaction the 27.000 crowd as ° e from abdominal the finest fast attack in the world sufier.ng from abdominal pains. Often, he nardly knew now was going to complete an over. He felt he was going to be sick, yet ...
... of no more opportune use of it than in describing the reaction of many to the passing of George Bernard Shaw. Foi 7 many of us lie was an elderly man a'. our birth. He remained constant in a rapidly changing world. Not a few of us secretly expected him ...
... Wars and revolutions have made some of us apathetic and cynical and most of us muddle-minded. Too much restriction and legislation have taken the fine edge off our native initiative and individuality. Some of us are almost too patient under restriction ...