... AMERICA. IMPRESSIONS of a TWELVE-DAY TRIP. COUNTRY OF HARD FACED MEN AND WOMEN. Heat prciiibiiion. and dollar!. These are the three tilings tbai-. made most impression oq Alderman E. J. Farr (Deputy Mayor Yeovil) during twelve days visit the United States ...

... AMERICA ATLANTIC CITY. Saturday. The .trifle order to take September 1 will involve IMMO anthracite Cote last night it was reported that pi,- ley. were proceeding with the object resuming negotiant's'. In the meet of • strike the men's executive win mike ...

... AMERICA, WASHINGTON. Friday, Mr. Wallace, Minister of Agriculture, has fixed June 11 for the conference with the delegation from Liverpool and Manchester Cotton Exchanges to discuss the Cotton Standards Act which provides that all sales and shipments ...

... AMERICA DEBUT AS FAUST WITHOUT ...

... America. Unofficial opinion is very favourable to the British Note as a whole. Official circles are, however, inclined to adopt a reticent attitude, although the British Government's adoption of Secretary of State G. Hughes' suggestion for the setting ...

... AMERICA. BROOK LINE, Thursday. In the semi- gals of the men s doubles the National Lawn Teen's Championship to-day R. N Williams and W. M. Washburn (U.S.A.) defeated J. O. Anderson and J. B. Hawke* (Australial-7-5. /4, 62, 6-4. In the ladies' singles ...

... AMERICA TEHERAN. Thurici.7. 'By 30 rotes to IS a Rill h. F passed authorising tbe tiorrnsten: t carry out negotiation with .n .trorric.i Ontipany for as oil COMA tS provitieze of Ghilan. 31asunderan• bid. and Azerbaijan. with pr,2nring a late dui la: ...

... AMERICA. A message Boston for the Federal Court has reminded. on Mil of SS.OOO. for hearing nert month. the negro captain of the British schooner Bedsides. It. which the coastguard artier Oesips• mimed twenty' the miles off Cape Ann. and towed in bete ...

... IN AMERICA According to the New York Herald, to-day, American bankers are negotiating with agents of the Irish Free State for • loan of 4.3.1100,000 dollars. The loan, it is said, sill be secured he the Irish Customs, and there will be no guarantee ...

... AMERICA 'Robert A. Gardner (captain), S. Davison Herron. 11. R. Johnston, Mai Marston. J. P Neville, Francis Ottimot, C. V. 'totem Jima Sweetser, Dr. 0. F. Willing, and' Fred Wright, jun. The above-named playera mere selected by their re(pertive committees ...

... IN AMERICA. WASHINGTON, Monda has declined United States Supreme Court has declined to review the case of the rum• running schooner Henry L. Marshall, which was seised several months ago off Atlantic City, outside the three-mile limit, but within the ...

... AMERICA, The Quota of Emigrants allowed ..nto America from England for the year end ing 30th June. l'93t. is completed. The Quota for the months of July and August, 1958, is now filled. and it is impossible to book passages on millings arriving in America ...