BRITISH COLOUR COUNCIL
I his C'outicil Itiis cotitinued to do very good work tluriitg the I)iilt. yeiir i t i i t l is fortitttiitc to Iinvc :IS its piit,roti Lord I)crI)y, wlto, its is ~rell ktto\rii, tiever spiircs Iiiittself iii tloiiig iiseful iitid itiv;iliiihle work for itiditstry generitlly, iittcl Itis serviccs nit I)eliiilf of tltr Ihit.islt Coloitr Coutiril liitvc Iit.eit iiiost ltclpfitl. Besidt*s issiiiiig tlic iisuiil coloitr ciirtls, charts, iititl colottr iie\vs to tiicriihcrs tlitrittg t,lie pitst. yciir, the Cotintil Iins i t p i t i tjecri Iioitoitred hy iticrtil~crs of the Royal F:ititily gcticrorisly sponsoring coloiirs for tlicm, iitid '' Glouccstcr Orcctt " iiiitl '' Kcityn lictl " were two of the itiost popttliir coloiirs of t.lic ycnr ; niitl the Coiiticil will iasiic. iit. ii liitcr (late itiiportntit coloiirs in coitticxioii with thc Corotiiitioit. 111 iitltlitioii two most.
iitt.riictivt! coloiir tlispliiys were ltcltl i t i July, 1935, :ittt1 J i i i i i i i i r ~, 1936, w1iicli \'ere ~titl~~isiiisticnll~ rcccirctl iiiid very wrII rcvic\rctl hy tlic Press. It is very interesting to note that thc Spring selectioits sho~rctl n dist,itict, uote of ititlivitlitrility in prcsentiii:! a group of Chiiicse rolours, wltit-li \rere proditccd \rell before t.hc opciiing of tltc Cliiitrsc Art 13xliihitiott. t\ltogc'tItc.r the work of the C'oiriicil is tiow hccoiiiitig most vnlititlilc to till tltosc to wltotii coloitr is of iinportiiiirc, iintl it is piitifyitig to ktiow that the nic~iil~crsliip is stc;itlily ititwitsing i t i t t l tliiit it. IIOW ittcliitlcs iiiaiiy iiiil)ortitiit ft!(lcriitiolis iiiid ot,lter itillirctit.iiil boditts.