... Jamain (Francej. 6-0, r>-3; *Miss D. H;rrt I U.S.) beat Mrs B. Sanden (Sweden), 6-1, 6-0; 'Mrs P. C. Todd (U.S.) beat Miss L. M. Cornell (G. 8.), 6-1, 6-2; 'Mrs C. Harrison (G. 8.) beat Miss N. Morrison (U.S.) 6-3, 7-5; Mrs S. H. Hammersley (G. 8.) beat ...

... (Ireland) and Mrs J. Saunders (England* beat W. Shute England) end Mrs E. Armstronz (Scotland), 18-17, 15-14: T. H. Boyle (Ireland) and Miss W Moore (Co. Meatht lost to W. P. Birtwistle (England) and Mrs V. Durlnger (England), 15-12, 13-18. 9-15. The only ...

... no book in our generation has caused so much controversy in the United States as Immanuel Velikovsky's Worlds In Collision. In the scientific world it caused veritable explosions of bad temper, much of it against its first publishers, the Macmillan C6mpany ...

... the extent of their misguidedness, when the whole civilised world is requiring to be united to fight and withstand a foe that would quickly annul the freedom not only of Scotland but England and Wales, and Ireland too! Why Scotsmen should sell their prestige ...

... championship round ever achieved in the Open—by Henry Cotton at Sandwich in 1934. Charlie Ward (Little Aston), diminutive Ryder Cup internationalist, followed up with some inspired work with his golden putter, and established a championship record for ...

... superior to that most England. That will surprise the average Englishman. signs Kitchen Cat WOULD you agree that cats should be kept out of hotel and restaurant kitchens? The answer is not so obvious, at least in this part of the world, where they are gearing ...

... problems put a The other bull be marketed is full stop to their efforts? the red roan Calrossie Welcome, Would the N.F.U. let us know two-year-old Augusta. Last what thinks of the scheme year he was reserve senior proposed by the live stock champion at ...

... business men whose job it is to push British sales all over the world keep turning up in London for a few days; then they are off again. Always they leave behind them the latest information on the world markets; sometimes there is more than merely commercial ...

... dictate Soviet policy. Ray of Hope Soviet policy has always been directed towards the ultimate goal of world revolution and a Communist - dominated world, writes General Bedell Smith. This is still the policy of the Kremlin and will continue to be, so far ...

... undefiled by the use of the past tense. HOW far the happiness of an otherwise successful married life may be seriously impaired when one of the partners is considerably older than the other is the well-nigh iAsoluble problem presented by Jane England in her latest ...

... wages has narrowed, as has the gap between skilled and unskilled labour. The working classes do not save as the middle classes used to do, but spend, and the rising wage means an additional strain on food and other consumer goods. This country is spending ...

... not God to scan, (j) Beefy face an' grubby 'and Law! wot do they understand? 2. Who wrote: (a) The Playboy of the Western World (b) Golden Boy (c) Design for Living (d) Edward II- (e) The Rats Norway (f) Mrs Dot (g) John Bull's Other Island (h) Rookery ...