Article August 15, 1936 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: The Serene Outlook

with contributions from Albert Buckner Coe, I.P.F., F. J. H. Coffin, W.D.L., F. J. Gilbert

[From the Edinburgh Evening News, Midlothian, Scotland]

Sir Henry Coward, the famous composer and conductor, who celebrated his eighty-sixth birthday the other day, and who retired from "active service" only last year, attributes his longevity to a cheerful disposition and the fact that he does not worry. His birthday message is contained in a rhyme he learned as a boy. Here it is:

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