... December 3ist. It} : travels westward at about 1,000 miles an hour: across New Zealand, Australia, Asia and Europe, and then America. i Why ls the New Year Festival so important to the Scots? : Under the Puritan regime of the Common-: wealth the celebration ...

... old-fashjoned type of small master. ‘Bot.h are beyond the pale of collective bargaining.” The worid war _ told the usual story—America got ahead while Norwich was making Army footwear. Ex| port trade was lost. ...

... nations, will then be sub’mitted to President Truman. | When he has passed them, the nine hundred million dollar balance of America’s thousand million dollars military aid programme will automatically become available to the nations who are to receive United ...

... Study U.S. Statistics A MEMBER of the Shoe Research Association’s staff from Kettering, Mr. A. D. Murray, is leaving for America this month to study U.S. production statistics, with special reference to shoes. witn him will go four others, two from other ...

... 151 PLANTS In America surveys are car-‘ ried out by the Bureau of Labour Statistics, and their report on shoes covers 151 plants producing over a quarter of the shoes made in the US. Much of Mr, Murray's time will be spent working with the bureau's staff ...

... Lennon Wins in America a new technical college at MMY Lennon, youngest Knnla!.u:xm.% o] T of the Corby boxing Three hundred | brothers, won his first fight in students ruknng‘ at the col-|anerica on Dec. 20th. lege will be trained for Gov- pignting ...

... ASK HERE America intends to set up an information service in the Atlantic Pact countries to answer questions about military aid, U.S. State Depart‘ment officials have announced. ...

... Fashion Designers are sending country week-end, Scottish or sports week-end, Ascot and formal town models. They will be worn by America’s most beautiful society girls and professional mannequins., Something like 15,000 Americans, including housewives from all ...

... ” While any shopping guide is useful, British housewives are not at the mercy of high pressure advertising as they are in America, We already have a strict control on the claims of advertisers. WHOOPING COUGH On the whole it was a ball ;wlm few original ...

... DAILY HERALD President Truman's Message ~ to Congress was full of good omens for the nations of Europe, including ourselves. America’s Chief Executive recognises that a country ~ with the colossal wealth and | responsibilities of the United States can have ...

... peing considered. Britain’s decision was taken after long deliberation and exchanges of view with the Dominions, and with A.merica‘ and other members of the North Atlantic Alliance. | The PA. Diplomatic Corre|spondent adds: Recognition in’ |no way implies ...

... CHOCOLATE FROM AMERICA On 'lhursd'xa_g schoolchildren from orney _Abbey School, Knarr Fenh‘vlillrggecroft, and Willow 1d their annual party when there were 125 present. After tea each child was presented with chocolate sent n'omAmedub‘me Parker, a niece ...