... AMERICA Girls Taller And Stronger A NEW RACE Result Of Diet Rather Than Exercise ...

... IN AMERICA'S (Continued from page 20) Soldiers of the King only left the Gaumont-British studios on Friday last, and it opens •at the New Gallery to-morrow. It will be generally released on April 24, a matter of six weeks from studio to the local ...

... America CHESHIRE LADIES' GOLF TITLE SURPRISES IN THE FIRST ROUND Two former title lioldem Mrs. Atan Macbeth and Mrs. Temple Dobell, were surprisingly defeated in the first round of the Cheshire Women'a Championship, at Hoylake, toalay. The former went ...

... AMERICA To Compete in Florida Tournaments ...

... AMERICA President Reigns Supreme ...

... IN AMERICA DETROIT, Friday. The Indefinite closing down of the Ford motor factories in the United States, employing 100.000 workers, is announced by the company. The recent strike of 6.000 body plant workers owing to a dispute over wage reductions a the ...

... AMERICA'S `NO' Conflict with Trade Recovery Plan Two American bombshells startled World Conference circles yesterday. They were:— TARIFF DENIAL.—The American delegation explained that its reported proposal for a 10 per cent. cut in world tariffs was without ...

... In America VOUR contributor, Mr. Silver. seems to despise President Roosevelt's effort. Yet hitherto has it not 'improved things the U.S.A.—faced with ruin when Roosevelt took over ? What does Mr. Silver think Roosevelt could do ? Nothing ? Like our own ...

... AMERICA FOE AMERICA What is America’s attitude to the urgent problem sne has set the world? Apparently Washington wants stable currencies—but not to-day. The programme of recovery at home must go forward America seems determined to test out her policy ...

... AMERICA Lilian Jackson, Cliff House, Banks-avenue, Pohtefract, Yorks; Joanna Athey, Hyljo, 8, Hailsham-road, West Worthing; Vera Connor, Belgrave, Grange-crescent. Grange-hill, Chigwell, Essex; Dorothy Whitton, Bramery, Alstone-lane, Cheltenham; David ...

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... AMERICA AND DISARMAMENT Pronouncement at Geneva GENEVA, Wednesday. The first official pronouncement on the question of disarmament on behalf of the new American Government was made this afternoon by Mr. Norman Davis, the unattached United States Ambassador ...