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FOR AMERICA
... 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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AMERICA
... 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
... America. What will Broadway think of Lancashire dialect humour? This Was the only problem that was worrying Miss tracie Fields, the English comedienne, when she left Waterloo yesterday en route for Southampton and New York. She will open a fortnight's ...
To America
... To America IT was a pledge that the years to come were to see amply fulillled. There was the colourful pageantry of the Coronation in May 1937. There was the State visit to Paris in 1938. In May 1939 fOng George VI and Queen Elizabeth sailed from Portsmouth ...
AMERICA
... 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 ...
in America
... in America By ELLEN WL IT was with some misgivings that I set out for America with the Miners' Delegation. True, there was money enough there keep the miners' families from want, however long the grim battle might be waged, but the kind of people who ...
AMERICA
... 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 ...
With America
... With America It is more imperative, to my way of thinking, that we should foster the friendship of a great and powerful people who speak the same tongue as ourselves (even though it has a nasal twang) than to contract dubious alliances with our Continental ...
IN AMERICA
... IN AMERICA Revelry, by Samuel Hopkins Adams. Brentuno, Ltd., 7s. 6d. „ This is a sensational American novel, which tells the story, thinly disguised fiction, Warren Harding and the gang of thugs, grafters, bootleggers, and gunmen that gathered round him ...
America's
... 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 ...