... have advocated World Government as the ultimate goal. The real querdion is how soon? The advice of too many in Britain to proceed slowly and with great caution. Tnforiunately the devices of annihilation which modern science has given the world make it imperative ...

... Heath. May ij-14 —Rosebery Cup: Ashridge. May 13-19 —Women's Amateur Championship; Royal Co. Down. May 22-2 7 —Aiiiateur Championship; St Andrews. May —West of England Pro fessional Championship; Newquay May —“News the World’ (Western Section) Qualifying ...

... and England Midland players and by the Fylde and North-Western Association for Northern England, Irish and Scottish players. Negotiations are still going forward regarding the date and venue of the next Ryder Cup match, due to be played in the U.S, The ...

... PROFESSOR A. M. LOW (The World-Famous Scientist and Inventor) The cold cure tablet craze that has been sweeping the I'nited States is. to a certain extent, dying down, and scientific evidence i ...

... e ”D,” 57°- “D” team, 565. beat Dunfermline ”E,” 528. J. P. Gilmour has won through the first round of the “News of the World” Cup with 299 out of a possible 300. ...

... from a certain Mr Ralph Kennedy, who has something of a name in the world of American golf, and who will 'merit a hearty welcome to the city for his hospitable treatment ot our Walker Cup team in the Stales last August. Mr Kennedy, states Henry Longhurst ...

... or golds. No treasure on earth can replace her Remembrance will never grow old. little token, fond and true. From us who thought the world oi you. —lnserted by mummy, gianny and grandad, t 22 Lamcnd Drive. Andrews. WATSON. loving memory of our dear son ...

... a good look around us in comparative comfort. The accents of many parts of England were much in evidence and the steady hum of conversation was strange sound after the solitude of the “Harem at Flodigarry. However, nothing puts us off our meals, and ...

... had possibles for A” team. A team have now' reached the fourth round of the News of the World Cup. It was reported that A team was out of the Scottish Cup, but that was a mistake, as word has been received they got a bye in the second round, which ...

... who is sure to welcome it with joy and gratitude and to send to friends England, where interest in the Hebrides is almost as great as it is north of the Border. G. H. B The world’s tallest man, Ted Evans of Englefield Green, Surrey, whose height is 9 ...

... Yorkshire canaries. Mr T. Wilson, Pittenweem, won the Challenge Cup for Border canaries. At the Crystal Palace Show in London. Mr Wilson’s bird was first in its class. This breeder has now won nine cups in all. NEW PARK SCHOOL —On Tuesday, the closing day of ...

... difficult problem in the mass, you should break it down into individuals, and it will then become clearer. this burden which faces us should not just looked on as a mass responsibility, for if it is tackled successfully as an individual responsibility, then ...