... AMERICA The vnlue of new orders booked for electrical goods during the last quarter of 1936, was 228,031.814 dollars, compared with 191,318.710 for the preceding quarter, and 139,012.116 for the fourth quarter of 1935, reports the Bureau of the Census ...

... AMERICA To Referee Fight on Opera Stage ...

... AMERICA Trorn Saesneg, Ac Ar 01 Hynny'n Darfod Can E. AR VON JONES (Gweinidog Eglcoys Bresbyteraidd Hermon, Chicago) ER pan ymunodd yr eglwyst Cymraeg &'r CyPundeb Presbyteratdd yu y Taletthiau bu cyfnewidtad aruthrol yma mewn Rimer cymharol fyr. Teg ...

... TO AMERICA. I was studying hard by day and doing all the concert work I could, especially on Sundays. It was difficult to get away from the theatre during the week. During the run of The Toreador I was offered an engagement with a company going to ...

... AMERICA and . „ M ~The PROBLEMS that economic recovery within the United States has progressed as far as is possible without a resumption of foreign lending and an increase in export trade, America is contemplating a return to international affairs that ...

... AMERICA Profit £462,075, compared with £420,125; dividend of 5 per cent. (against 3 per cent.): to contingencies £200,000 (against £120,000); staff bonus £60,000 (against nil); legal expenses nil (against £25,000); forward £168,999 (against £168,925) ...

... AMERICA I present you with this New World classifica- Before tion Of women. stunned Now for the next question: Do Americans It's a ty believe that the perfect negro is a negro swing- keeps y( ing by his neck from the old oak tree ? telephon, Answer: ...

... AMERICA AND More Marines To Be Sent PROTECTION PLANS Until Evacuation Is Complete NEW YORK. Wednesday. Another regiment of S. Marine= is being sent to Shanghai. according to a statement said to have been made by Mr. Cordell Hull. Secretary of State. and ...

... FOR AMERICA The imminence of the Holland Jamboree to which so many of our own fellows are going, has perhaps overshadowed the fact that America is also staging • huge jamboree •t Washington in the first two weeks I uly . to whic other countries have been ...

... AMERICA Donald Budge, the 21-year-old Californian. is I't•rry's successor as Wimbledon lawn tennis champion. lie beat Gottfried von Cramm. German No. 1, in the final before Queen Mary yesterday 6-3, 6-4. 6-2. Von Cramm must be one of the unluckiest of ...

... For America. There was a keen contest tor the “Peter Pan and Wendy autograph manuscript which was eventually sold for £B6O to “Wells,” which was taken to mean that Ur Gabriel Wells, of New York, had acquired one more Barrie treasure. Within a few seconds ...

... AMERICA ALD. W. J. C. PITTARD AND THE PRESIDENCY Regret was expressed by the President (Mr. Douglas Seaton) at the luncheon of Yeovil Rotary Club on Tuesday that Alderman W. J C. PiUard would be unable to succeed him in the presidency. They had been looking ...