... With the approach of her sixteenth birthday Princess Margaret is making increasing appear ances in public, and last week she fulfilled her first solo public engagement when she visited two junior clubs under the control of the Save the Children Fund at St. Pancras and Bethnal Green. At the St. Pancras Club, known as the Hopscotch Inn, the Princess was given an enthusiastic welcome by the ...

... There is no doubt that a planetarium is much needed in London, and since the matter has been raised in Parliament, it is clear that there is enthusiastic support for the project. It appears that the German firm of Zeiss, whose Jena factories are in the Russian Zone of occupation, has in the past enjoyed a monopoly in the production of the delicate ann rnmnliraten instruments neressarv fnr ...

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... A Peace Palace Haunted By History By Ferdinand Tuohy ANOTHER Paris Peace Conference! During the war the mere idea would have been laughed to scorn, such was the memory of January-June, 1919. The muddle and chicane, the enfevered atmosphere and background of cynical dealing and leakages! No, sir-- Paris in the springtime was lovely for love, but no place for grave and crucial deliberations by ...

... Heirlooms For Everyone National Trust Properties Of All Types By Wilma Buckley WE may, as a nation, be poor in money, in food supplies, in mater ial aspects; but at least we are rich in an inheritance of beauty and tradition. Although it is said that one cannot live on a view, it is also said that man cannot live by bread alone-- that is, by the mere necessities of life unrelieved by any finer ...

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... THE START Thirty-four runners lined up at the post, but only six completed the course. THE CHAIR JUMP Bogshar, the 1940 winner, fell at the lialfxvay stage, in company with Gyppo (No. 34). SECOND TIME ROUND Still standing at Becker's were Prince Regent, Limestone Edward, Ilousewarmer, Jack Finlay, Schubert and Suzerain II. The photographer had the luck to gel Lovely Cottage landing, followed ...

... HpHE English Jersey Cattle Society's A Spring Show and Sale was held at Reading on March 27. Unfortunately, foot-and-mouth disease restrictions pre vented a number of would-be exhibitors attending. The Loctcwood Cup for the best bull was won by Moles Royalist, exhibited by Mr. W. Borthwick, of Moles Farm, Ware, Herts, and Miss Galley's Burderop Jonquil was the winner of the female championship ...

... A PLEDGE has been given that agriculture will not be allowed to become a distress industry, as it did between the two Great Wars, and that labour must be paid enough to provide a decent standard of living. This means that the British market will not be a dumping ground for surpluses, and the authorities may require that food imports come from countries where proper attention is paid to soil ...