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... The Story of Sno wbellina by SIMON HAR COURT-SMITH THE hamlet lies at the bottom of a bowl in the Downs. A pot-pourri bowl, it seemed, when we arrived last summer. Embalmed among still leaves, roses and honeysuckle poured a disembodied scent into the ...
... little from the first excessive pruning of the long tresses. Our pic tures are expressive of the many variations on the short story. If women have been hesi tant in taking up this new fashion it is perhaps because of a fear that a style so re vealing of neck ...
... THE STRANGE STORY OF JOSEPHINE BAKER Seven children are the ammunition in her battle against racial discrimination IN the heart of the Perigord district of France, on a 600-acre estate called Les Milandes, is a square known as Place Josephine. And in ...
... vgjpt I ..f -r r-- On RointowBridqc A Short Story by i3ik. Barry Pcrowne^g^ v| t SYLVIA ought to be kept at home. Eighteen-year-old blondes of the slender, violet-eyed type, brought up in the quiet English country side, lack the worldly knowledge to act ...
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... Holy Year Its Story Through The Centuries By Gordon Cooper IN 1950 three million pilgrims will flock from almost every part of the world on a visit to Rome in connection with the important celebrations of Holy Year. The first Jubilee, or Holy Year, was ...
... large brown eyes softened at the sight of him. Hallo, David. Hallo, Lilla. Now was his chance Well, Lilla, it's a long story. Her roving, sympathetic eyes beseeched him to go on. He confidently took her hand. Lilla, you know I've been in love with ...
... (joodnight story This easy-to-make bedjacket has a hand-knitted welt and white nylon fur trimming; MATERIALS: 1½ yards pastel-coloured lightweight wool, 54 ins. wide. Original uses a turquoise colour, 1¼ yards white nylon fur trim- ming, 2 ins. wide;⅔ ...
... Home and ]VIr. Dunn I by RAYMOND A. BENNETT This is the story of a pioneer of contemporary furniture design, who has dared not to turn his back upon the past WHEN a railway-van drove up to the front door of Sonning, Kentish home of forty-five-year- ...