... MR. BEVIN FACES THE NEW YORK PRESS Britain's Foreign Secretary seen in the library of the Aquitania answering the local correspondents when he arrived in America for the Big Four Meeting. While Mr. Bevin was giving his views, members of the so-called American League for Free Palestine picketed the dock area, many of them carrying placards intensely hostile to Mr. Bevin's policy. His arrival ...

... CONTRETEMPS. This immaculate chef looks slightly worried a nasty niggling little doubt has crossed his mind about something. Has he perhaps used sugar instead of salt, or made some other culinary gaffe This problem photograph is on view at the thirty-seventh exhibition of the London Salon of Photography, which opened at the R. W.S. Galleries, Conduit Street, on September 14, and will continue ...

... . J.JEARTY cheering, warm hospitality, sun shine were Mr. Churchill's lot during his holiday in Switzerland. Our pictures show him taking coffee with the President and Ministers of State of the Swiss Federal Council at Ch&teau Lohn during his two days* visit there as guest of the Swiss Government. Mr. Churchill's power and drive were well to the fore, especially during his twenty-five- niinute ...

... . MISS EILEEN JOYCE, only British judge of pianoforte at the International Competition for Musical Performers at Geneva from September 23-October 5, was born in Tasmania. An infant prodigy, she studied under Max Pauer and Teichmuller in Germany, coming to London with an introduction to Albert Coates. She made her public debut with orchestra at a Queen's Hall 44 Prom. She has made many ...

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... . These pictures painted by Michael Lync, were on view during his recent Exhibi tion of Water-colour Drawings of English Hunts and Hunting Scenes at Ackerraann's Galleries. 44 THE END OF THE DAY. Reproduced by permission of Lieut. -Colonel C. A. Wigham. 44 The Kestrel cruising over meadow Watched the hunt gallop on its shadow, Wee figures almost at a stand, Crossing the multi-coloured land ...

... 'The King and Queen, with Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose, are now at Balmoral for the customary August visit to Scotland. They arrived at Ballater Station, in Aberdeenshire, at the end of last week, having made the journey from Buckingham Palace by train overnight. The Royal Party were wel comed by the Marquess and Marchioness of Aberdeen after wards, the King (in Highland dress ...

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... Me-°, City takes its bull-fighting seriously, and most of the great idols of the Spanish arena appear there during the season but Mexico City had a day off from the real thing, thronging to u 11 7. r'n? to see tbeir favourite screen idols take part in a comic bull-fight given in aid of charity. They enjoyed a comedy that surpassed all expectations. Strutting and prancing across the arena in ...

... PRINCE OF SPENDTHRIFTS (5).-- By 1835, George Payne had run through the best part of his splendid patrimony and was already playing ducks and drakes with a family inheritance which had fallen in at a critical time. All his life* George had hunted with the Pytcliley and was now a regular follower under Osbaldeston's great Mastership. One wav and another, it was possible to get in six days a ...

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