... On America America, too, will have to strain its energies, crack its sinews, and all W its heart, as the rest of us have had to do, in thousand-fold wrestle with the pythons and mud- —Carlyle. The industry of America precedes that of Europe as the industry ...

... AMERICA Events have caused a great feeling of optimism in official circles in America (says Reuter). Count Carlo Sforza, leader of the Free Italy movement in the United States, described the deposing of 11 Duce as “a happy event.” L Mlg long personal ...

... ON AMERICA Atfy aSh“ - fb ng,fc country. e grows by the follies of our European nations. —Napoleon. America, too, will have to strain its energies, crack its sinews, and all( but break its heart, as the rest of us have had todo . . . before it can become ...

... America. STEPHEN VINCENT BENET. einemann. 6/-.) : An interpretation of . America ~ to his own people, and to us, by the dyreat, American poet who died last year. As fine as might be expected. y The Sea and the Jungle. By H. M. TOMLINSON. clguckworth. ...

... in America nd ssked Der, When the ma¥ platform the and the tail Bnd:f' swn the platfor’™ aw the man, aB9° rted to cateh sl nsiderately W&¥™ pped the tral™ )lapei'iv?nd sagf‘:d r le “ Miss 4 the train. ‘Thgf , had a sens€ y i so, but it Mm% me that a ...

... AMERICA The steamer Henri Dinand , flying the Swiss flag ,- and recently chartered by the International Bed Cross , : has completed her' first Atlantic crossing , and is shortly expected at Marseilles with a big cargo of parcels for prisoners of war ...

... Recalled to America Two valuable British propagandists left yesterday for America—Mr Raimund and Lady Elizabeth von Hofmannsthal. Mr von Hofmannsthal, who is married to a daughter of Lord Anglesey, has been working in London for two years for Mr Henry ...

... “ AMERICA AT WAR” Mr Bernard Newman, the American novelist, ‘delivered an interesting lecture on “ America at War” to a large and appreciative audience in James Gillespie’s High School, Edinburgh, last night. Mr W. A. Adams Cairns presided. Illustrating ...

... TOURED AMERICA In the midst of all he found time to interest himself in local publi¢ work. He served on the County Counecil and on Peeblesshire Education Authority, and was a Justice of the Peace for Berwickshire. He visited America and Canada in 1906 ...

... AMERICA AND RUSSIA At the Trade Union Congress at Southport on September 3, Mr George Richardson said: *“The differences between America and Russia are due to Russia’s expansionist aims, her refusal to co-operate, and her rejection of every attempt at ...

... AMERICA, 1949 PROSPECTIVE VISITORS TO U.S.A. and CANADA during Spring and Summer Months of 1949 are advised to Register Now for Accommodation. For Full Information concerning Registra= tions, Fares, Passports, Visas, etc., Apply AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, LTD ...

... AMERICA REMEMBERS An ihterestin% ceremony witnessed by a few passers-by was the laying of a wreath on the American War Memorial in Princes Street Gardens by Lieut. G. A. Adam, on behalf of the British Great War Veterans of America Inc. and Associated ...