... July 1, 193.3 THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: • ...

... FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON' ...

... March 18, 1933 THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. THE BICENTENARY OF THE DISCOVERER OF OXYGEN ! JOSEPH PRIESTLEY’S STATUE AT BIRSTALL, HIS BIRTHPLACE. Joseph Priestley, scientist, philosopher, and Unitarian ...

... THE lIXrSTRATED LONDON NEWS Sept. 9. 1933 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: A PICTORIAL SURVEY. THE RAILPLANE AN EXPERIMENTAL MEANS OF TRANSPORT, CLAIMED TO BE THE CABINET MINISTERS AS GUESTS LORD LONDONDERRY IN IRELAND : LORD CHEAPEST, FASTEST, AND SAFEST ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK; NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. Jan. 14, 1933 A COW SACRIFICED (WITHIM THE RING OF MEN ; TO THE RIGHT) TOKEN ...

... electrification would put the more distant parts of Surrey and Sussex well within the reach of the City worker. FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP*BOOK: THE WEEK'S EVENTS Fine oroeress was made in 1932 on the construction of the great dam at Mettur, on the Cauvery ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Oct. 21, 1933 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. A ROLLS-ROYCE CAR FITTED WITH ITS OWN CHARCOAL-GAS-PRODUCING PLANT FOR A CHEAP FUEL TEST : A MECHANIC STARTING THE PLANT. The correspondent who sends ...

... be mined cheaply with modern machinery ; and a new gold rash, p not on the old scale, is visiting Virginia City. FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK; NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. —'■''P'* I I f . „ C— X. -^a mk -# AHffiMrV fcig. B^6eee2*«Br» ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. MR. VINCENT ASTOR’S YACHT, ** NOURMAHAL,” FROM WHICH MR. ROOSEVELT HAD LANDED, AT MIAMI, SHORTLY BEFORE THE ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE. Mr Franklin Roosevelt, President-elect ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Dec. 2, 1933 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. of the total population of Birmingham. A TRAIN ON BOARD SHIP FOR AN ATLANTIC CROSSING THE L.M.S. ROYAL SCOT, AFTER HER 11,743-MILE TOUR IN AMERICA, RETURNS ...

... capable of 18 knots. She carries two 4-inch guns. She was built at Chatham. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Dec. 9, 1933 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK DESIGN ; SURMOUNTED BY A COLOSSAL LENIN IN CHROMIUM STEEL. The plans for the new Palace of the Soviets,” in Moscow ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS Feb. 4, 1933 FROM THE WORLDS SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. SAURY PIKE WASHED RECENTLY AT SCARBOROUGH —THE FIRST SEEN THERE FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS : A RARE VISITOR FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN, jueh has been rather favoured ...