A S Independent Chairman of the National Conference of the Boot and Shoe Industry and Chairman of the Boot and Shoe Trades Board. Mr. Willis knows most things that are to be known about footwear. Great Britain is the largest exporting boot and shoe country, and 126,000 people are employed in a trade in which no industrial strike has occurred for a generation. Mr. Willis tells us facts of popular interest, such as the remarkable number of processes involved in the making of a single pair of boots, the search for novelty, and the value to national health of sound footwear.