... PsO ORIENT LINES 14, COCKSPUR ST., S.W.I. WHITEHALL 4444 130, LEADENHALL ST., E.C.3. AVENUE 80OO Why do more and more busy people travel to Australia by P O Orient Lines? Good food good company good health good business Time to work time to prepare time to think These are just a few of the many good reasons why more and more busy people travel to Australia by P O-- Orient. More and more busy ...

... GOING PLACES ABROAD p Boone Beal Caribbean character APART from the well-known stamp ing grounds of Nassau and Jamaica, the West Indian islands that fas cinate an increasing number of people are the little ones strung in a necklace from Puerto Rico in the north of the Caribbean, down to Trinidad, just off the Venezuelan coast. The most important resorts are Barbados, Tobago, Antigua and the ...

... V auxhall Motors Limited he fine Vauxhall range! g rhe Vauxhall Overseas Delivery Centre is the only car show- .j-j oom in Britain designed specially for people coming to this ountry. Here, all under one roof, they will be given all the lelp they need for a happy stay in Britain. Help with urrency. Help with finding their way (an expert driver will lake visitors safely out of London's traffic ...

... . A map showing the location of the principal clubs in this country, their days of play and their annual subscription (non-playing). As will be seen, there is plenty of room for expansion of activity in the Midlands and North of England ...

... Pan American NOW OFFERS MORE ROUTES AND SERVICES THAN EVI RP DOUBLE-DECKED STRATO CLIPPERS* LY FROM GLASGOW to Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New 1 ork, Boston, South America. FROM SHANNON to London, Frankfurt, Paris, Rome, Beirut, New York, Boston, South America. FROM LONDON to Frankfurt, Shannon, New York, Boston, South America. In addition, Constellation-type Clippers fly throughout Europe to ...

... The Ellerman Way AT EASE ON THE HIGH SEAS. Comfortable. Uncrowded. An epicurean menu. Quiet service and unobtrusive efficiency. This is the Ellerman way on Ellerman ships on Ellerman world-trade routes. There are the sumptuous Ellerman Four famed for their comfort and spaciousness carrying 100 Passengers on the South African route and the superb Ellerman ''Twelves carrying 12 first-class ...

... ST. JOHN DONN-li V R N E reports from Herault THE DEPARTMENT OF HERAULT SPRAWLS in the sunshine between the Cevennes mountains and the Mediterranean. Hundreds of holidaymakers drive across its shapely bridges every summer on their way to Spain and probably they do not know exactly where they are. On the East and West sides the department stops short, respectively, of Nimes and Carcassonne ...

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... Albert Adair THE SECOND ANNUAL SPRING Antiques Fair opens at Chelsea Town Hall today. For many years an Antiques Fair has been held there in the autumn, and now it seems that the Spring Fair will be a regular institution. It is a good idea; spring after all is the season for fairs. But the question arises; are not two fairs a year at the same place one too many? There are now six antique fairs ...

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... By Harry Stone Cutting right through the champagne air and the gentian blue skies of the travel brochures, the most suitable resorts and the most suitable months can be de duced obiectively. The choice of where to go may be reduced to two fundamentals: atmosphere and ame nities. Atmosphere de pends on the size of the resort, the degree of popularity it enjoys (or, to some, suffers), and the ...

... 3 hoenix House Ltd. guide Shell Painted by S. R. B admin to Shropshire The county of black-and-white houses, the Severn, and long Slue hills crumpled into being by the pressure of Wales on the other side of Offa's Dyke (ditch and rampart built by King Offa about a.d. 785). A sense survives of the old border troubles of Welsh and English, as in A. E. Housman's A Shropshire Lad (1896): Where ...