... OFF TO AMERICA Fay. who soon leaves this country for America and Canada, was making her first appearance a North Shields stage for obout nine years. They have been years which have taken Fay to the London Palladium—the hall where the greatest performers ...

... AMERICA’S HELP \\E do well to study the 1951 Budget proposals which President Truman has asked Congress to approve. They are a reminder of the substantial amounts which American taxpayers are being asked to provide, not directly for their own national ...

... MISSION TO AMERICA BEFORE leaving Britain the Prime Minister sought to give the impression that too much should not be expected as a result ol the Washington discussions. But today, when he is due arrive in New York, there can few people in America here who ...

... Off to America In April, they are off to America, where Donald will discuss arrangements for new attempt on the land speed record, and Tonia appears in her last cabaret show it New York. “In future I shall do only television,” she said. Cabaret takes ...

... Off to America Mr G. H. W. Wharton, who was port commandant Mulberry Harbour, the artificial invasion port the Normandy beachhead, leaves London for New York tonight to take up duties British European Airways’ sales manager for North America. The Bank ...

... Snow in America Snow has fallen in a 100- mile area from Oklahoma to New York City, and more is expected. All roads in New York City and New Jersey are snowcovered and cars are creeping along. Planes were unable to land al Memphis. Tennessee, because ...

... AMERICA DECIDES COMETIME today more than ssm. people will have the opportunity casting a vote in secret the election new President of the United States. Interest in this campaign has probably been greater in this country than usual on account of the unusual ...

... hostesses In America. Visitors flock to see ancient Greek mosaics THE number of foreign tourists visiting Greece has increased again this year. On the eve of the festivals of Epidaurus and Athens it is estimated that at least 200,000 visitors have been ...

... AMERICA AHEAD Scientists throughout the world ait working feverishly titanium but in America they are further ahead in its industrial use than we are. he said '■ What we do at present is to stockpile output, or sell it to the U.S.. but are hoping that ...

... Back to America Nathan Cooper, 91-yaar-old American who waa nduaod imrndaalnn to enter Britain left Southampton lor New York yesterday la a locked cabin in the •SMO-tea Queen Blnheth. During Ms two-and-a-haU days in the liner at Southampton. Cooper aent ...

... AMERICA COULD NOT o T Fed. Holl with. port actu tali smi loui Qut da* beer is best lined by the Brewers' Society, Borlmtm Square, London, W.l a h Anderson, T. A. Atkinson. A. Elsdon. D. J. M. Bundred, J. G. T Morale*. R. Jowsey. C. Lawrence. A. Sherman ...

... TO APPEASE AMERICA Since Britain has won the present contract in the fact of keen American competition Japan, to appease the United States, has more or less decided that the next plant will be purchased in the United States. Negotiations will be opened ...