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... crumbling. SAVINC CRACE AnimaU are Human. Not entirely. Animal Lover. The? cannot tell us exactly what they thi„y of us. Nature Note rjiHE stonelifter or stargazer, fish found on the south-eastern coast of Australia. buries itself in the sand with ...
... being stimulated. Mr. Lynd brings out very clearly the challenging, the constructive, and the entirely genial side of his nature, noting at an early stage his editorial work for the National Democra* neariy a decade ago, his enthusiasm for the democratic ...
... of which we are told the very life-blood of Britain and her Colonies is being pourt>rl out. Gerald Gould. READERS have naturally noted during late weeks the absence from our columns of contributions by Gerald Gould. The regrettable explanation is that our ...
... active part politics and have even ran candidates for Parliament. wwli like to hear what Lord to to about it. Tomfool's Nature Notes.—Vll: maids. I went by the hedgerow Looking for Nature-hints, I saw three Milkmaids hand-in-haad Ail wearing lilac prints ...
... ford Divisional Labour Party. Party litical broadcast.— Consider the sparrew (Councillor) Albert Holmes, Sec- OHN GREY'S Nature note King Fereuk retary, Mansfeld Woodhouse “The owl talks to TV” AM disgusted with the publicity Labour Party. (August 16) is ...
... practical choice and use. There are »ome excellent illustrations the different •tyies Wayside Architecture. Then come nature notes—weather lore, trees, funis, wild animals, flowers and stars. The hints photography are very practical. Vppiiid ices deal ...
... MIDLAND REGIONAL tJM.tss.l.— It, orfsn. 1. London Regionsl. J-3, Ernest Psrton. and Orchestra. 3.13. Children: The Mantis-Nature Notes Msry Hsrss. Peter Piper will entertsin: Cecil Twiseltone >saw solos snd fsrmysrd imltstlonsi: Historlcsl Hsunts th* Midlands— ...
... Blenheim Palace, opposing the arcnitect whenever possible, and watching with alarm the operation of that “deep law of nature,” noted by Mr. Churchill, which steadily drove the cost of Blenheim from £100,000 to £300.000! years to build, and the man for ...