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... IN AMERICA It was as a teacher that ne carned most fame in America, although he also gained distinction in some of their leading He played in the eight times, tournaments American finishing high on the list on several occasions. He finished twice second ...
... AMERICA’S GLORY The great glory of the private universities in America 1s the Graduate Scheool, or what we would call the school of postgraduate studies. Entry to many of the other American Universities is nog difficult; their failure rate at the end ...
... from America. »xburgh,r 7Kincaplc House, returned from an exysiness tour in America. urgh, who 1s chairman '\h}‘ - Richards (Asml)) accompanied by his which included and New with their three shom the eldest, 19, and had he party recently. They a London ...
... Students in America Some students in America attend lectures at the University from 7.30 to 10.30 a.m., serve in a restaurant from mid-day to 8 p.m., then study in their rooms until midnight. They get up at 6.30 a.m. for the 7.30 lectures next morning ...
... Visitors From America This week-end a party of 28 American Girl Scouts will arrive in Fife and will be welcomed at Cupar by Miss Flora Bain, the international Commissioner for the county. = After the reception, each girl will go to the home of a senior ...
... LINKS BOSS VISITS AMERICA Mr John K. Campbell, Links Supervisor at St Andrews has been invited to speak at the annual Turf Conference in the University of Massachussets in March of next year. ¢ Mr Campbell said this week, “Thev want me to speak about ...
... Britain’s Best—America’s Finest ...
... Britain’s Best—America’s Finest ...
... America bound on Jones Scholarships FOUR students from the University of St Andrews will be flying with British Airways to the United States of America in August under the Robert T. Jones Scholarship scheme. Duncan Castles feom EBlieoan, Aberdeenshire ...
... South America in 1931. COMMODORE Resuming sea duties as mast in August 1936, he remained wi C.N.S. until the outbreak of w He served with the Royal Ca adian Navy until his retiremer Captain Armit had been appoin: Commander, R.CN.R,, in 1937 member of ...
... R.&A.MEMBERS TO VISIT AMERICA Mr H. H. Turcan, the immediate past-captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, Mrs Turcan; Sir William and Lady Walker, Sandford; and Brigadier E. Brickman, secretary of the R. and A, are among local members who are hoping ...
... BANK MANAGER' AMERICA AND RETIRES US Mr D. M. Paton, Aberbrothock, Buchanan Gardens, will retire from his position as manager of the St Andrews branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland on 30th November. He succeeded Mr Maxwell as manager in 1943 and intends ...