FRANCIS W. HATCH, a former Boston advertising executive, finds his membership on The American Council for Trinity College, Dublin, a fine excuse to visit his beloved Ireland. This charming description of fishing, the Irish propensity for suddenly changing the conversational mood, and the probability of the Loch Ness Monster points up his affection for that land and its people.
Monsieur A. P. Decantelle, Director of La Pêche Indépendante, the well-known Paris angling journal, has informed the Irish Tourist body that he will lead a group of French anglers to Ireland at the beginning of June. — Weekly Bulletin of the Department of External Affairs, Dublin.
Those familiar with the slogan “Guinness is good for you” will be interested in the fact that the famous brewery in Dublin is replacing its oak vats with aluminum vessels. Some of the vats are over one hundred years old. — Aluminum News
Miss Gertrude Schultz, for the past three years market representative of budget coats and suits for the New York store of the May Department Stores, has been promoted to market representative of better coals and suits. — Women’s Wear Daily.