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... fEORGE OSWALD MITCHELL was born in Bradford, York shire, jo years ago. For generations his family havebeenwoohnerchants, but when Mr. Mitchell left Bradford Technical College at the age of 19, he decided to approach the textile industry from a different angle, that of dyestuffs and their technical application. He went to France with the t rur, 1 West Yorkshire Regi- Pawted by John Wheat ley, A ...

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... HEMP sssgr Britain needs milk and beef, so all suit- able calves should be well reared FOI^^MRl^REPLACEMENT^ Heifer calves sired by a good dairy bull and out of high yielding cows of the same breed are needed. They should be ear-marked under the National Milk Records Scheme, so that you can easily identify them when they come into the dairy herd. FOR BEEF STORES- Calves from low yielding cows ...

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... i EXPLANATION: War conditions restrict the sale of Rose's Lime Juice in I Britain. But in many parts of the Empire distribution goes on. Here, you see how we spread the news in those great countries that make up the British Empire, jg Here is an advertisement to be published in India. HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW 7 Oh mali, that was fine display Colonel Sahib is shortly going on of flowers you ...

... fat ■ffy/y ff /evdf ft .^This seemingly paradoxical question will receive a very definite answer when aviation discards its battle-dress to serve industrial and civil air trans port needs. For instance, a penny a pound to Paris may prove to be an economically possible freight rate. Other fixed distance rates may be relatively as low are planning for such possibilities plan ning aircraft and ...

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... . petlin-orPfifam DEPMAS/U With the British Tanks as they thunder triumph antly through Berlin's grimly retributive ruins, or in the golden scene of a British peace-time Harvest wherever engine performance really counts there's always Champion Dependability. HnHHHI: FELTHAM. MIDDLE. X ...

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