'JS Journal', Vol. 3 No. 3

Table of content

• Contents Page
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  Page 1
  The Next Experiment
  Page 2
  London Markets
  Page 7
  Bee-Ware !
  Page 10
  Science to the Butcher's Aid
  Page 15
  February 23rd, 1950 The Turning Point
  Page 21
  From Trade Boards to Wages Councils
  Page 23
  From Oats to Petrol
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• The next Experiment
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  WE have the greatest pleasure in including in this number, as our main feature, an article by Mr. F. W. Salisbury in which he discusses the details and the up-to-the-minute improvements which were incorporated into our new...

• London Markets
  04

  Old Leadenhall No. 3 POULTRY (SMITHFIELD AND LEADENHALL) A SYNOD of slick salesmen, a gaggle of buyers bashfully browsing, a flock of perky cockney porters, these maybe will long live in your memory after having paid a...

• Bee-Ware !
  09

  MAIRE KING discusses :- WE started beekeeping in May, 1941. It was an exciting adventure, for in May the bees commence in earnest to breed rapidly so that the colony may be a strong one when the honey flow commences. In...

• Science to the Butcher's Aid
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  QUITE a number of our senior staff employed on the fresh meat side of the business were some time ago elected members of the Institute of Meat, and are thus entitled to take advantage of the lectures, visits and other...

• February 23rd, 1950—The Turning Point
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  February 23rd, 1950, was indeed a day to be noted, for it was then that Selsdon branch opened its doors to the public. There was also a General Election ! Selsdon as a place name is probably known to relatively few ; it is a...

• J.S. Cup Winners, 1950—Y Section
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  Who can name the players in the Griffin Team below ? A Prize of 5/- will be awarded for the first correct answer opened Envelopes will be opened on June 5th. Address your entry to the Editor.

• From Trade Boards to Wages Councils
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  Development of the Regulation of Wages THE Industrial Revolution brought with it many problems, not least of which was the securing of a living wage for the workpeople who had flocked from the countryside to the industrial ...

• From Oats to Petrol
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  IF the J.S. JOURNAL is to be published at regular intervals the Editorial Committee must be assured of ample copy in hand at all times. With the need to give priority to certain topical items some copy can become out of date...

• Scottish Farms
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  The Royal Agricultural Society of England are this year holding their annual show at Oxford from the 4th to the 1th July. Our Kinermony herd has entered several of our Pedigree Aberdeen Angus stock. This will be the first...

• Busman's Holiday
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  Busman's Holiday : The Poultry Buyer helps to choose the Beauty Queen

• Staff Association - Through the Ages
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  THROUGHOUT mankind's long and varied history on this earth of ours, in spite of wars, persecution and famine, the greater part of humanity has always been united in a common love of sport and spectacle. One can still see on ...

• Bird In Hand
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  -a few shots of the recent Stamford Players' production

• How to Handle a Director
  31

  A few days after receiving a somewhat insistently worded letter from the Secretary for War, many a young man has journeyed away from his home to "join up." Among new faces, new friends and new surroundings it would be more...

• Whit-Monday at Dulwich
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  As well as the Sports Events which start at 2 p.m., there will be a big programme of attractions including Toni's Team of Wonder Dogs, Curly the Clown, Oswald the Ventriloquist, Charles Moore and his Marionettes, a Punch and...