... Touring Chelsea Flower Show with the Queen. guest of the nation. Another visitor of the year was President klasaryk. The welfare of hospitals, the nursing profession and the work of healing had always received warm encouragement from King George, and ...

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... Birmingham Gasttte photograph. The King and Queen photographed during their visit to the Chelsea Flower Show. FATE OF PEKIN IN BALANCE Conflicting Stories of Japanese Intentions ...

... Chelsea Show winners The following Midland awards at the Chelsea Flower Show were announced yesterday:— Hewitt and Co.. Stratford-on- Avon: Silver Floral Medal for delphiniums and other herbaceous plants, Baker's Nurseries Ltd.. Codsall: ...

... The King and Queen at the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday, when they made an hour's tour of the Rag-decked tents and rose-gay gardens. The show opens to-day Motor-cycle Record Broken. Australian Rider's 154 m.p.h. BUDAPEST, Tuesday. Simcock, the Australian ...

... Chelsea gardener MOST people know Chelsea as a gardening centre only when the Chelsea Flower Show comes to blossom there as it will next week. Not so Mrs. Grey Turner. ...

... se , . t 1 4 , ~. 4 Gantt& poutteirgPA. Many a gardening enthusiast- a. spires-to-this—a. picturesque-corner , at. Chelsea , Flower Show. ...

... gardener. bought Queen, accepts a white earn- several garden tools during his lion from an exhibitor at the tour of the show. Chelsea Flower Show in * * *See also London Letter—Page London yesterday. The King. Four. ...

... Rose Day F TER Chelsea Flower Show, there is no more entrancing Lo ndo n occasion than the National Rose Society's annual display. which filled both Horticultural Halls today with heady perfume and throngs of admirers. If some of the hybrid polyanthus ...

... snaps of the Royal Family—appears in todays souvenir Picture Post. You see Queen Mary pointing to a Trumpet Lily at the Chelsea Flower Show —the Queen's smile as she watches the Highland Games at Braemar : the Royal Family—photographed from a high window in ...

... times bring changing gardens. Brig. Lycett. secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society. organiser Of this week's Chelsea Flower Show, tells me that alpine and small rock gardens are becoming more and more popular. The small gardener can look after ...

... are denied year's Chelsea Flower Show. Dressed in a neat suit and small swathed hat, she went round the show with her mother. She was there in the hours before lunch when I found the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester ...