'JS Journal', Vol. 3 No. 1

Table of content

• Contents Page
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  Page 1
  Editorial
  Page 2
  Delivered to Your Door
  Page 7
  Ballet for Beginners
  Page 11
  Kitchen Counsel
  Page 14
  London Markets
  Page 19
  The Development of Fighter Aircraft
  Page 24
  Presents Past
  Page 26
  Letters to the Editor
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• The New Year's Issue
  03

  THE season of penury, as our cartoonist points out, brings with it the after Christmas spate of bills, rates demands and reckonings in general, and, in keeping with this atmosphere, the Editorial Committej, having let itself ...

• Delivered to your Door
  04

  Being the story from Oats to Petrol OCCASIONALLY the telephone in the Transport Office rings early in the morning and an irate Manager complains that his van has not arrived ; he has arrived at the shop early to receive i...

• Ballet for Beginners
  09

  Continued from our previous number This month let us go on to the use of the arms, body and head in Classical ballet, not that we can ever entirely separate the upper and lower halves of the body dancers aren't that sort of...

• Kitchen Counsel
  13

  S T A I N C H A R T There must have been a number of minor accidents in the home during the Christmas and New Year festivities. That glass of wine spilled during dinner has left such a nasty stain on the best cloth and the ...

• London Markets
  16

  No. 1 SMITH FIELD (MEAT) THE family sits down at the Sunday table, the one time in the week when they can all take a meal together I wonder how many ever pause to think as they enjoy their food how much endeavour has been...

• The Development of Fighter Aircraft
  21

  Hawker P. 1052 jet fighter LOOKING back over the history of aviation it is noticeable that the singleseater aeroplane has made the most spectacular progress. This will be evident to anyone who attended the Royal ...

• The Season of Penny
  25

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• Presents past
  26

  Well, Christmas is over. The remains of the turkey have been picked clean and then made into soup, the remnants of the Xmas pudding sit all forlorn on the Pantry shelf and a few odd nuts and apples (whose wrinkled skins...

• Letters to the Editor
  28

  Many people who would not dream of sitting down to write a full-scale article may find time to drop us a few lines on some point of interest. What follows is the first to hand, which perhaps not unnaturally comes from...

• Staff Association - Behind the Scenes
  29

  A DISTANT clock chimes, the hour is midnight a key grates in the lock and turns, the door is opened and closed again, and all is still. So ends just another day in the service of the S.S.A. We hope that these opening remarks ...

• New Year's Resolutions
  31

  Just another form was sent among the normal correspondence to a few people chosen at random and here are some of the replies. EDITOR'S OFFICE J.S. HOUSE MAGAZINE IMMEDIATE ! TO-MORROW WILL BE TOO LATE ! ! We intend...

• A Christmas Dream
  33

  With lummy lucked willi Christmas fare I rested in an easy chair And as I thumbed the Book/el's pa^es I saw the words of our linn's sages. The hands crept slowly round the clock •is / read the speeches in the "Troc". Then...

• Personnel Problems
  34

  Payment during Sick Absence ONCE again I have been asked to refer to this subject, this time in connection with the provision of medical certificates. The firm's printed scheme makes it clear that a claim for sick pay must ...