... AMERICA AFTER living here, in America, for almost two years, I am still unable to say I am living in luxury. The cost of living is ridiculously high compared to that at home. I could afford to eat better in London than I do here. Meat is so expensive ...

... AMERICA Newspapers throughout the U.S. support the view that the victory of the National Government is a step towards economic reconstruction. The New York Herald-Tribune, in an article headed England Shall Yet Stand, says:— Voters believed themselves ...

... America's AN old-fashioned woman —named Lieutenant-Commander Mildred H. McAfee—is today, at tremendous speed, organising the most modern branch of the U.S. Navy . . . the WAVES (Women Appointed for Volunteer Emergency Service) otherwise known as the Women's ...

... AMERICA AND HI I S RlDE.—Caprey Malet, son of Major Irried to MiS. Marian laddeley, of Southamp- After the ceremony. ton Heath Siv Harry his daughter Rosemary bronze lion to Captain otograph4 - • i o ...

... AMERICA Cyril Bloomfield (age 15), 3, Edrlc-road, New Cross, 5.E.14; Marjorie Mason, Southfield, Ropley, Hampshire; R. A. Cole, D. Luke and J. Stephens, c/o 7, Bank-street, Newquay, Cornwall; Doris Edwards (age 16), 17, Elphinstone-road, Walthamstow, ...

... but America Ascot Winner To-day? Sir Victor Sassoon, who may win the Britannia Stakes at Ascot to-day with Scotia's Glen. memorable meeting are the Wokingham Stakes and the Britannia Stakes, which will attract about sixty runners between them. The Drummer ...

... FOR AMERICA PARIS, Tuesday. Mme. Stavisky, widow of the dead financier, to-day received a visa for the United States. She may sail on the Ile de France to-morrow to fulfil a theatrical engagement in America.— B.U.P. ...

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... In America Sir Gilbert Parker, whose health is much improved, writes that he is likely to remain some months longer in America. Mr. Morley Roberts. Re has just finisheA a new novel from whic.h his publishers expect a success comparable to that achieved ...

... AMERICA Chief Curator Reider, of the University of Nebraska Museum, has discovered that the bones of a prehistoric rhinoceros give off a mellow sound when struck. He has made a musical instrument out of about twenty bones which rather resembles a xylophone ...

... AMERICA'S NO Note to Britain and France Comp!eted— Rejection of Naval Pact Expected W ASHINGTON. Tuesday At the White House it was intimated that President Coolidge would stand squarely on the cruiser and submarine limitation proposals offered by United ...

... OF AMERICA 120 Millions Surplus to Our 37 Millions Deficit ...