... . . . BUT THE PLUMBING MUST NOT BE OLDE-WORLD, SAY U.S. TOURISTS Last week (writes E. P. Ray) | met a bunch of American Travel Agents, who, in their tour of England, were giving Stratford-on-Avon the onceover. We were in the lounge of the Falcon Hotel ...

... team soon ? Why do secretaries’ wives leave home ? Weren't the balls used in the week-end finals just a little soft? What do the Town players think of their chances in the R.A.F.A. Cup on 4th May? Will the F.A. permit any further trophies in this area ...

... and place yours as last one.—Good Luck.” Twelve names are appended to the letter, from Argentina, Austria, US.A., Switzerland, Canada and England. ...

... to show the progress and achievements of this country, and we are extending an invitation to the other nations of the world to visit us. Stratford-on-Avon is the second centre for the festival outside the metropolis, and many of our visitors will, perforce ...

... the power to give it to us. The Ministry of Town and Country Planning, he declared, seemed to be rather overshadowed by the Ministry of Food. Councillor Ray said that at the London meeting he again got the impression that England was very much over-governed ...

... hollow—nothing much happened there,”” and Canterbury, where Marlowe was bred, ** on the highway of the world.”” All the violent cruelty of 16th century England would assault Marlowe in his childhood. 4 Education was also different for the two poets, for Shakespeare ...

... just that type of entertainment that the town must encourage if it is to retain the old-world atmosphere —something that is real and valuable, despite the sneers that use of the term invariably arouses—yet something that is in danger of being swept away by ...

... delicious sweets of life, contemplating entry intq this teeming world with the sad courage of McNeice. Then, suddenly, we soared from good verse to great poetry, as Miss Ashcroft launched us into the sea of glory with which Keats responded to the Nightingale ...

... Everyone knows that even a slight knowledge of another language opens the doors into a world that may never be fully explored, but is of infinite human value. The language used by a people is more characteristically their creation than anything else they can ...

... —Apply Locke & England, (E_ru?u“gu-. 166, Parade, Leamington Spa el ). CARAVANI— Do you feel like going away? You can, every week-end, if you will be advised, and buy a Caravan from the right people; who are they >—there is no need for us to tell you; ...

... top which I use for keeping live insects in. Potato foliage was not immediately available, so I carried out a quick search for the woody nightshade or bittersweet which is one of their favourite food plants. Since these moths were in England before the ...

... thought the last-named might cause a ** complete riot ”” if used in a Shakespearean production at Stratford. EARLY RETURN Stratford’s name was better known throughout the English-speaking world than that of any other town, particularly in Australia. Many ...