... TASTES. Thoughts. The world gets three per cent, richer every year, aays Lord tvlelchett in the May issue of Great Thoughts (Is. net). n another part of his article the writer sums up progress in the following words:— ' World progress, as 1 see it ...

... Beard), conducted by Arturo Toscanini, from Queen’s Hall, London. 8.55. —The Third News, including Weather Forecast; Forecast for Shipping (Time Signal from Greenwich at 9-0). 9.15. —Beethoven Concert (Part 2), from Queen’s Hall. London. 10.10. —Inland ...

... Gilliam 8.0. —From the Promenade Concert. Part 1: The BBC Symphony Orchestra eader, Paul Beard), conducted by Sir Henry J Wood: Richard Tauber (tenor); Louis Kentner (pianoforte), from Queen’s Hall. London. 8.50. —Interlude. 9.0. —Time Signal from Greenwich; ...

... er osiers —from Bole bridge 8/-, from Windmill 9/-, and from Elford £1 4s. od. The osiers would be for the basket-makers in Tamworth and Fazeley. Further items of interest may be found in the book when the newspaper cuttings are removed from the leaves ...

... (violoncello), from Queen’s Hall, London. 10.15. —A Short Mid-Week Service, conducted by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Croydon: organist. Reginald Goss-Custard, from St. Michael’s, Chester-square. 10.35. The All-London Dance Band Championship, from the Palais ...

... MAY MAGAZINES. In the Cornhill magazine for May (la. 6d. net) appears concluding selection From Works and Days,' the Diary of Michael Field, edited by T. Sturge Moore, which deals with Herbert Spencer and Oscar Wilde. Doughty, the man, by Eric ...

... to the national disadvantage. While this may appear a trifling fact, is understood from experts that such is not the case. Certain therapeutical products are made from glands, and in order to see that have the largest possible amount of these glands available ...

... —Regional programme. 9.0. Brighter Bridlington Cameos, including Herman Darewski and his Band, from the Spa Royal Hall; Variety, from the Spa Theatre; an excerpt from The Parodies Concert Party, presented by Fred Hugh, with Fred Hugh. Billy Seldom. George Crew ...

... Young Ladies, from Savoy fheatre. Scunthorpe. walk by D G RviH° f Eden - the story of a S.AS.-Regionai^gr^e. LittleWOOd ’ 10 ' d 'c Eu R tin in French 45—Time a N^ Ws Talks ' Fourth from Greenwich; ) e T^ks ( c j udi -ik ion Sport. Signal from Gre/nS Til™™' ...

... by fire some weeks It had ible to see the scorched tops of the trees from a distance, especially from the main road between Stafford and Cannock, but it was im- ible to conceive from such a view he havoc wro' by the flames a: the trees in the interior ...

... well-written article bi K. A. Scott-,James, who outlines for us the object of this the largest zoo in the world and its gradual progression from English downland to a sanctuary for the birds and beasts of all countries. There is also a magnificent ph ...

... and Max Oldaker; compere, Gustav Ferrari. 9.0. —Time Signal from Greenwich: The Third 'News including Weather Forecast, Forecast for Shipping. 9.25.—World Affairs. 9.40.—A Passenger to Bali, from Ellis St. Joseph’s short story, adapted for broadcasting by ...