'JS Journal', Vol. 5 No. 1

Table of content

• Contents Page
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  Page 1
  Talking Shop
  Page 2
  Hygiene and the Hair
  Page 3
  £50 of Clothes To Be Won
  Page 9
  The War Against Locusts
  Page 13
  The Griffin Cup Final
  Page 14
  Kitchen Counsel
  Page 15
  New Look Comes To Eastbourne
  Page 23
  Staff...

• Talking Shop
  03

  THE foremost topic in everybody's mind these days is how best to make the weekly budget meet the rising cost of living. Higher prices of raw materials brought about by world shortages are only too quickly reflected in the...

• Hygiene and the Hair
  04

  REGULAR washing of hands and face is a feature of adult Western civilization and as a refresher is sometimes second only to a cup of tea to which it is frequently a preluds. Among Eastern peoples ceremonial washing of hands...

• £50 of Clothes To Be Won
  05

  READERS will have seen from the photographs published recently within our pages that at Croydon, Eastbourne, East Grinstead, and all our newest stores, the saleswomen, and please excuse us for the want of a better term, our...

• Are you sure Higginbottom
  10

  Are you sure Higginbottom, you have read the Bulletin correctly ?

• The War against Locusts
  11

  Photographs by courtesy of the Anti-Locust Research Centre. AS the population of our planet is increasing in numbers at an astonishing rate, the problem of providing food for the additional millions becomes more and more...

• The Griffin Cup Final
  15

  The team . Standing D. Hill, F. Floodgate, D. Hinson, E. Lewis, J. Eastwood, J. Patterson; Seated /. Fairman, W. Chumbly, H. Woolley, A. Lewis, H. Stone. V. Section, the winners of the Griffin Cup Final, played against...

• Kitchen Counsel
  16

  I AM sure we are all hoping that the warmer weather has come to stay and with that thought in mind, and the Editor's edict that we must give our readers a recipe for using tinned grapes now that we are selling them so cheaply, ...

• New Look Comes To Eastbourne
  17

  OUR branch in Terminus Road, Eastbourne, had served the main shopping centre of the town for 39 years until its demolition by German aircraft in 1943. This was not the first incident in which the shop was involved; it had...

• Staff Association
  25

  FOLLOWING the end of the Financial Year we have recently held an Annual General Meeting at which both the Secretary and the Treasurer were able to report upon a successful year. All Groups were able to keep within their...

• J.S. Supports N.F.U.
  26

  THE need for an increasing home meat production has become progressively important with successive reductions in imports and a recent conference was held by the National Farmers' Union to discuss ways and means of increasing ...

• 51 Ealing Back in Record Time
  28

  FROM August to November last year 51 Ealing was very much Priority A.l in the Works programme. It all started one morning late in June, at the unearthly hour of 5 a.m., when Mr. Shipsides interrupted my slumbers with the...

• The Penny and the Pound
  30

  THE new crisp green pound note (year of issue 1951) uttered a cry of surprise • no more audible than a discreet rustle when it suddenly found itself flung among the famous coin collection of Messrs. X. & Y., the antique...

• Veteran's Reunion
  33

  A selection of photographs taken at the recent veterans reunion at Black friars. Many well-known faces were among those present

• Flowers of Speech - or Plainly Speaking
  34

  IT often occurs that when reading Bulletin instructions, a horrible suspicion enters one's mind that "all is not gold that glitters" and it may not be wise to attempt to discover what exactly was in the writer's mind. We do not...