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The centuries-old rule of silenco. will be broken this` week by the Cistercian monks at Mount Saint Bernard's Abboy, Leices- tershire, when five or six of these Brothers will speak in the BBC's recorded series "Foundations of Faith" to be heard on November 8.
The blessing of their Abbot, the Rt. Rev. Malachy Brasil, welcoming the broadcast,
had made it possible for these men of Saint Bernard's, who have occupied n corner of Charn- wood Forest in silent and com- picte Isolation since their pre- decessors took up their abode there 115 years ago, to face the microphone in the hope that a wider outaide world will pro- fit.
Midland outside broadcast
producer, James Pestridge, will take his BBC recording team to the monastry near Coalville, and interview men whose dis- cipline otherwise allowe con- versation only on strict essen- tals; whose lives conform to an austere pattern of hard work and lengthy conternpla- tion.
From sllent groups of monks returning from work in the grounds and surrounding felds, listeners will thus learn more of an Order whose ways have changed little since it was cs- tablished In the Charnwood Forest Abbey in 1835. Monks will be heard singing in The chapel
they built with their own hands as an extension the monastry, and itself a Bt- Sing monument to the labours of those who have gone fore them.
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The BRITISH MILLIONAIRE
IS ALMOST EXTINCT
LONDON.
HE British millionaire
almost
extinct ---
judged by the income By
tax collector's
To the tax man,
yardstick.
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FREDERICK
ELLIS
Peking Delegation's Walk-out
A Poking Chinesa delega- tion of five, including a trade union leader and three professors, entered Manchester Town Hall re- cently to make a "courtesy call" on the Lord Mayor, Alderman Colonel S. P. Dawson. Ten minutes later they laft after refusing to see him.
The incident started when the delegates were asked by the Lora Mayor's personal attend- ant, Mr Esson, to sign the visitors book. One by one they declined and gathered in the corner of the Lord Mayor's outer reception
All trooped into the outer corridor still arguing, and left in a car soon afterwards,
Before they Mayor's secretary,
left the Lord Mr J. HID, explained: "The signing of the visitors' book is not compulsory, it is just a matter of courtesy to the Lord Mayor."
MAYOR'S STATEMENT Mra L. Malincon; of Salford, secretary of the Provisionai Manchester Committee of the British-China Friendship Asso- ciation, which invited the de legation to Britain, sald: "The members of the delegation feel that the Lord Mayor has been discourteous to a delegation re presenting so many people. They were shown into a waiting room and asked to sign the visitor, book, the Lord Mayor did hộ
or his office tö”
even come out news-meet them."
chocolate and
Laurence RIVA
The Lord Another
that
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It is papers Cadbury is money. millionaire
birthrigh! young Lord Leverlulme, third of the STAP milliounires.
One woman admits to an
Mayor, who had is walled in his office for about 20 Mailhson minutes, said: "Mrs approached me to see if I would receive the delegation and I'sald I would be pleased to do so,"
left with over £6,000 a year Company. Up the hard way, taste," and chemists Lurd of spending money after with Bs.-a-week start as Trent, family name Boot. And Income of £100,000 a year- dealing with him is a "rail- lionaire."
Last year there were 80 "In- come tax" millionaires-an in
crease in the breed of 16.
£.
Furniture...
Here is the Ellis Who's Who of the millionaires, men. with assets worth more than £1, THE SHOPKEEPERS 000,000-the real yardstick.
He added: "I don't like people having arrangements made to be received by the Lord Mayor of the City and for them to do something which Cecil be rude.”
appears to
OLD RECIPE
TO RESTORE Derby OLD MASTER
still a
office boy,
the grocers' shops have Robert Russian-born Vera Lilley, CARS make inillionaires fast. Sainsbury.
whose money is from paint and Top money man is Lord THE STEELMASTERS used shoes. Nuffield, the William Morris of to be among the very rich, but Newest millionaires are POOL the "bike shop. He has given steel
millionaires are among PROMOTERS John and dway £27,000,000 to charity, the dying. There is still Sir Moores, the Littlewood brothers. But back in 1939 there were william and Sir Reginald.
Next the Rooles Brothers, Sir James Lithgow, prince of the
HOLI- 0,500 "Income tax" men
Clyde, both in ships and steel And Bill Butlin the
They were millions. Then surtax and in- Harry Ferguson, the tractor
Lord Dudley runs the last big DAY CAMP king,
printers, he $ hoop-la stall come tax stopped at 15s, in the man has a lawsult outstand steel works in private hands-
Today the millionaires are ing against the Fords of Detroit until February 16, when re keeper. left, with only Gd. in the £ at for £00,000,000.
State takes over his Round Oak And there must be a million- the top level.
Steel
Works. Member
Wills, the TOBACCO of the alre rich men's clubs--Turf, Carlton, family. Today's Wilis Lord The Rev. Austin Lee, 46,
St. James' and the impeccable Dulverton. vicar of
HORSE RACING is make Royal Yacht St Stephen's Hounslow, Middlesex, and
millions-If they have a lot.
But steel Squadron.
gains SHIPPING gives Britain her of shops. A trio-Sir
Simon Steven Hardic Gonaire clue to millions-Lord
and Glasgow ship the Duke of Norfolk, Mr Oliver Chentle, a friend richest man and youngest Marks, of Marks and Spencer, breaker who becomes Socialist Dorothy Paget, whose millions of Cambridge days, have set known millionaire 40-year-old Isaac Wolfson, who sells more boss of State steel on January 1. come from the Whitneys of
Sir John Reeves up as a chef-waiter
AVIATION has made yachts- Wall-street Ellerman, than £1,000,000 of goods a day, team, whose fortune
has been €3-
furniture, mainly
and the men millionaires of T.O.M. Sop- ready to cook and serve for timated at £48,000,000.
Family business Are fast Cohens of Liverpool. They own with and his rival, Sir Richard
being luncheon
exterminated by and dinner
Shipping also gives dark and the Lewis's Stores, with Lord Fairey.
tion, But two old out-the parties. Mr. Lee is the chef. handsome Jack Bilimair, who Woolton at top.
GLASS MAKING Pilkingtons, recondition TAILORING has Sir Mon- bosses the 181,000 tons of ships
of Lancashire, and the Bristol altar piece "The Adoration He said: "We have the glossin the Stanhope Steamship tague Burton, the "tailor of and silver to do this really well
family Robinson, who own an of the Lamb" by Hubert N ENGINEERING share deal £8,000,000 plus PACKING and have advertised in these
uncloaked one
and Jan Van Eyck in the St. millionaire PAPER firm. terms: Chef and waiter avall-
last year Yorkshireman Arthur
Bavons Cathedral at Ghent, able lunch-dinner parties.
Croft, whose works are top in Everything undertaken. Phone
power transmissions. HOU. 5403." The 'phone num- ber Is that of St. Stephen's vicarage.
"Already engagements,"
we
have
two Mr Leo added),
"one at Maida Vale, the other at
Kensington. We have not gone
EMPIRE HAS NO COUNTERPART'
AN
Whisky...
Cotton king
and the biggest
Preparations based on a 4,000-year-old recipe found in the tombs of Egyptian taxa Pharaohs are being used to
the
famous
Two specialists in Flemish
The Midlands engineering.ING of the COTTON reels Batatings adapted the recipe belt is studded with men of Lord Glentanar, boss of Coats before the war. Treatment of millions The Rubery Owens of Paisley. The ino Lord Peel.stood the test of, 15 years, Now..
less Important pictures bas of Wolverhampton and the The furniture-maker, Sir Her-experts from Europe's pleture
Bernard Dudley, man Dockers-Sir
Lebus, and the diesel-galleries are. to be. who makes everything from
Invited to engine builder, Alan Paul see the results. sporting guns to royal
cars. Good.
The Van Eyck masterpiece into the question of fees yet. It Mr Douglas, the retiring American Ambassa-Wife is a millionaire, too. might be thought that people dor, paid an eloquent tribute recently to the Bri- Harold Bowden of Raleights, Gry OWNER onder, the authorities, and finally found in
The FINANCIER,
stolen during the War. Charles was BICYCLES brought Sir AT 2.30, 5.15. like us
Clore, would be rather above
PRO-given to Germany by the Vichy taking a tip, but this is not sotish Empire. He said: "There have been many Into the 10s. 6d. class.
Duke of Westminster. The a salt mine in Austria. It re- My -£450 a your as Vicar is not empires in the history of man, but none like the The BREWING millions are American who became British
in 1945. turned to Ghent enough.
It did not seem to have suf- Chester Beatty, who tered much in its wanderings, British Empire and the Commonwealth of Na-well known, with Lord Gretion, Alfred In 1947 Dr Fisher, Archbishop
of Bass, and the Earl of iveadh, opened up the Rhodesian of Canterbury, refused to grant tions.
but since then the varnish has reigning head of Guinness mil- COPPER belt, And a Joel begun to crack and there are permission to Mr Lee, a bache-; "It stands alone. It is But above all these enduring Hons. Whisky has A. Harry, a king of the Rand. for, to work in the mines Ave unique, a
signs of the paint coming off. creature of British ties there was the Crown, "Lucky" Dewar, who won the And lastly, the days a week.
lady who Under the treatment beeswax skill and British political in- the symbol of unity which Derby with Cameranian.
unfroze her millions with as applied to the back and the genuity, a manifestation Last July Mr Lee threatened
of evoked the respect and affer- THE PRESS is both rich and special Act--Lady Mountbatten, front of the panel. A solvent to leave the ministry, declaring, tolerance. There is no counter-ion of his subjects everywhere.noble.
сап part that can bc found in "The bishops act as dictators."
The function of the Crown among Ennals of mankind."
outside Iny Speaking
the political ex-brother to the Royal Em-
Americans, but it Camrose. Society, in Douglas
London, Mr Perience of 104 sald
within the area of their way. the Empire, this was
Sons of rich
men are Lord nations and many na-
"Personalities may pass like Rothermere and Edward Hul- tion States. Each one
but was shadows.
the Empire is ton. Both are adding to the clothed with the ralment of firm and stable. It is the most family newspaper fortunes. sovereignty, had centen rights significant political phenomenon And selling their newspapers, SIDE GLANCES and privileges, and accepted of the past 300 years."
ennobled and enriched, the Pte. Ronald Ryder, 18-year sociated with sovereignty.
duties and responsibilities
SENSE OF RESPECT Smith family with 1,230 news- old Norwich conscript who was
It had transmitted a real stands. Each bod the right to im sense of respect
Today's 'head, Lord for told that he and 30 cther teen-pose tariffs, control its com- liberty and throughout a large
civilised Hambleden. agers were being sent to Singa-mercial polly, define pore, will not be going there
the part of the last century Had after all. He has had only 11 weight and fineness of its cur- played the role of a policeman. weeks' training.
rencies, and raise Sta own The Empire could play a hot farmed forces. Each had the insignificant part in the estab- B
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To Far East
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will
Lord Beaverbrook is whose grandfather Jeft her mixed in the preparish and
the 20, along with £1,400,000 in frust. Lords Kemsley and That's $7 of them. There are
All began the hard others-they own land.
-(London Express Service)
...And biscuits
ANKERS are discreet about
your money—and their own
A War Office spokesman said: right to declare war or remain lishment now of an enduring But I would put Lord. Cow- "If the boy has not had 10 at penec. weeks' training, he will not go to the Far East. He is able, though, to be sent to B.A.O.R. for to the Middle East.
absenter
of
the
dray, of the powerful firm of The wisdom acquired after Lazards, among the millionaires, BOUND BY TRADITION centuries of experience, the with rival Lord Bicester, "Yet this peculiar mailtution technical abilities that went bankets Morgan Grenfell, is a cohesive political organisa- with it, and the quality of FOOD put young Canadian "Soldiers who have drawn tion, bound together not by stubborn determination to win Garfeld Weston among tropical kit wrongly
management or by through at any cost, to which world's richest men. With his they are bound for the Far East, arbitrary power, but by tradi- the world owed so much, were world-wide chain of bakeries But it is equally wrong for tions, with threads of con characteristics which would he is the "Master Baker.” them to assume they cannot be tinuity running through the serve as a guide towards the at-
brothers Ronk-James sent overscas unless they have generations, and by respect for talnment, of the tranquil in-Vouse, exclusively flour, and 18 weeks' training and two law and order combined with tornational weeks' embarkation leave."
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