... appearance in London. Two operas will be performed for the first time in Britain Alban Berg's version of the story of Jack the Ripper, titled Lulu, and Hans Werner Henze's new work, Der Prinz von Homburg. Also in the season will be a new production of Lohengrin ...

... demonstration, in June, of the Institute of Public Cleansing at Portsmouth, was the Allis-Chalmers H.D. 6G tractor-shovel with ripper. This machine incorporates advanced design and operating features. The single gear-lever, which is t°n' veniently positioned ...

... affi? keep his B52 l^sie LP1tnear;miss b* a I Ac* Owens hiS DC°-pil0t ^1 ns (Shane Rimmer) Top: The mad general, Jack D. Ripper (Sterling Hayden), right, tries to comfort his panic-strick en aide, Group-Captain Man drake (Peter Sellers yet again) ...

... staring at the body, summing up the crime with remarkable accuracy. Knifed in the neck, he exclaimed. I'll call it a Jack the Ripper crime. You '11 be searching all the garages in Cape Town to-night for a blood-stained car, Captain, I suppose. Wish we could ...

... popular resurrection. The Princes of the Tower and Louis XVII staged a number of come backs. So in our own times did Jack the Ripper, General MacDonald and Lord Kitchener. It may be taken as morally certain that if any notorious or famous person meets his ...

... railway station at Geneva was burned Denmark resolved to strengthen her defences A British steamer was lost off Ushant Fifteen Ripper outrages were committed in Berlin Mr. Charles Warner hanged himself in New York The public prosecutor at Alipur was assassinated ...

... the Westminster City Council on all road making contracts this summer. I he new silencer, which is shown attached to a road ripper in this picture, comes from Cornwall where it is made at the Camborne' works of the well known en gineers, Holman Bros., ...

... approached that in famous reputation and has seldom been held up by large-scale comb-outs. There were local trawls when Jack the Ripper was at his zenith, and in the East End Peter the Painter's nefarious little schemes gave Mr. Churchill a headache and sent ...

... holiday speed limit. The Force deserves our sympathy. It probably never had it so bad except at the height of the Jack-the-Ripper mystery. Public curiosity and press publicity concerning the mail-bag robbery do not make things easier for the Force. Certainly ...

... many more innocent victims must die. Waves of crime in special categories are part of our social history the garrotters, the Rippers, and so on. The publicity given to them in sensational form encourages them in the underworld of criminals. Most criminals ...

... cup of tea. No doubt I am a crusty old Blimp, but (I ask you) was that recent feature of Corner in Crime,' Who was Jack the Ripper worthy fare for the broadminded, sensible listener of any epoch, any generation, any age A halting, drab, dreary, sordid account ...

... the window-slashing lunatics. In crime of all kinds the cunning lunatic is the most difficult criminal to catch. Jack the Ripper, who created a complete panic in East London, was never detected, and Jack the Slasher, who mercifully rips glasses and not ...