... should spend all its present British frozen assets on making movies in England, and then pull out of there and throw those films on the world market but refuse to rent them —or any other U.S. movies—to any exhibitor in the United Kingdom. Then just sit tight ...

... SPORTS NOTES Arsenal plead: help us beat the ticket-touts 11/ITH the crowd-compelling F.A. Cup-ties only a few weeks off, Arsenal have chosen their moment for another plea for co-operation from their spectators in helping to stamp out the ticket touts ...

... award by one mark from E. V. Allen (248 8.5.A.), who won the Peter Falconer Cup and replica. A surprise was the nonappearance in the award list of Jack Williams, former England trials champion and International representative. He had an uncomfortable time ...

... Portsmouth, Aston Villa and England centre-half, took over the reins in succession to Ted Fenton, who rejoined his old club, West Ham United, in 1948 It was under Mr. Fenton that Colchester United became wellknown in the footballing world, for In the winter of ...

... for the best stayer In the world today, we saw in the Queen Alexandra Stakes at Ascot and again on Thursday. It is good know he will not be put to jumping again this winter. Another busy week lies before us with the Gold Cup at Ayr, the Imperial Produce ...

... best stayer in the world to-day, as we saw in the Queen Alexandra Stakes at Ascot and again on Thursday. It is good to know he will not be put to jumping again this winter. BUSY WEEK Another busy week lies before us with the Gold Cup at Ayr, the Imperial ...

... ‘SPORTS NOTES| RE-APPEARANCE OF GERMAN ATHLETES UN LIKE the British roller skating speed team which was successful in the world and European championships at Lisbon in December, that for the European roller figure and dance skating championships at Wembley ...

... bride, whom England had wedded but had never won. North and South were secretly importing weapons and drilling armies to use against each other. Casement fed his hatred by aiding the preparations of the South. Thon came the First World War. Casement ...

... object has certainly been achieved in Gloucester. Teachers' Struggle ENGLAND'S defeat the World Cup killed any idea we might have had that we were still masters of the football world, and it interesting to reflect on why we, the teachers, are now struggling ...

... Maurice Broadbent with his stage partner in crime Stanley G. Brint who played Doctor Einstein, were two thugs who had toured the world killing off an odd person here and there. John W. Scott was the Reverend Dr. Harper, 16-yearsold Jon Bowkett made an excellent ...

... constant watch. Mr. I. Moss on Mr. R. Cooke's Will Power, winner of the Evesham Journal Cob Championship Cup The T. R. Jones Challenge Cup for children's jumping (16 or under) was won by Miss Mary Hughes, of Upper Welland. who also received a replica ...

... Renwick. This owner, who lives at Holystone Hall, only a few miles from Newcastle, has established reputation in the coursing world through his greyhounds named with the Holystone prefix. He bought Cadzow Oak for 3,400 guineas at Stockton sales last November ...