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... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 21, 1953 AT HOME AND ABROAD: A MISCELLANY FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK, BERLIN MEETS LONDON IN AN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL MATCH UNDER FLOODLIGHTS AT HIGHBURY A SCENE IN THE COURSE OF THE GAME, WHICH LONDON WON BY 6 1. The ...
... illustration from London Furniture Makers, 1660-1840, by Sir Ambrose Heal (Batsford £6 6s.), a magnificent volume embodying thirty years of research. It forms the first public record of the principal cabinet-makers and their auxiliaries, from the dawn to ...
... Highfalutin, nonsensical talkers, all trying to be clever : half the world can argue over our ' alleged ' descent from the coelaranth, the other half from our ' alleged ' descent from telanthropus; I shall go on putting my money , on Adam and Eve. They're ...
... savings—the Girl Guide, llevernent's Coronation tribute to the Queen —were distributed. at a special meeting. To old people from the nearby almshouses went decorative aprons. To nurses representing , three hcspitals went boxes of sweets for mzthers whose ...
... his 45 triumphant years of club cricket years in which he’s world’s record for runs gained in a season and has performed many other feats Cricket pictures line the walls Bradman stares from one corner (“My favourite cricketer” says Len He gets runs good ...
... she will become the wife of the 6ft. 4in. tall man whose link with Christine has brought him 300 fan letters from women all over the world. Readers of the Sunday Pictorial have read the fascinating story of Christine, the ex-G.1., who went to Copenhagen ...
... several little pictures on every month-page. This, says our Mr. Josephs, is because scrap-books have strangely come back into fashion. (Remember? You cut out pretty pictures from magazines, and so on. and paste them into a large book to make pretty patterns ...
... the world's newspapers, and helped to bring down the Eire Government. The postmistress stayed. THESE children's sketchboards are filled with drawings. The subject—an eighteenth century drawing. room at the Geffrve Museum. The students here, from Thomas ...
... recorder. Should your tastes run to scissors Continued on page 62) Siege Of Winter (Continued from page 39) and paste, now is the time to start your own scrapbook, with an eye on pet subjects, idiosyncratic fads and foibles. If stage struck, ignore Noel ...
... story prevent even Reed from investing the characters with life or their adven tures with suspense, in spite of one of the longest man-hunt finales ever filmed. IN the same programme, Prince Philip is a thirty-minute scrap-book of news-reel and still shots ...
... winner of the under-five group, dressed as a scrapbook. Annette Holmes ( I ) was Young Queen Victoria, and Terry Mason a pirate. Fancy dress winners included: Under-five, Marguareb Packer, Scrapbook. 5-10: Sherpa Tensing. Over 10, Qrls: Annette ...
... for ex- flavour of his unsurpassed ample. are not so very different adventures. I am pasting this from the McNaghten Rules. But series daily into a scrapbook. as soon as the defence pleads (Miss) JEAN A. PRATT insanity, the burden of Proof Farnham Common ...