... popular slogan in the labour world is ' More pay and leas work.' But nobody cares. So this is likely to be my swan song. England has no use for thinkers or truthtellers. Steady Superman ! Remember Peckham. No moping. Give us a brave smile and face up to ...

... fifty of the world's finest fishermen yesterday. They stood by the edge of a lake teeming with perch and carp—yet none of them, including Barbara. got a bite. Fish were the last things they wanted to catch. but they hoped to land a silver cup or two. The ...

... Airport at Heath Row en route for destinations in all corners of the world ? And that existing facilities for their reception are utterly inadequate ? While the animals are In England, even if only for a few short hours or days, they urgently need the ...

... Mother.—Just a Husband, Hendon, London, N.W. GRANDMOTHER ENGLAND TSN'T it possible for us to have one really great day to show how much we feel for that grand old lady, Queen Mary, Grandmother England ? I am one of the thousands feeling bitter and frustrated ...

... beneat h t he mid d a y s un . A n ice quiet Sunday morning Rugby Union championship for the England !—J A. C., New Malden, Surrey. first time, perhaps the England inter- E ET'S call the Woodcock-Savold fight national selection committee will give = off ...

... He is the Australian scorer an Australian but, England when on tour, which he has Douglas took the team down under in 1920. This wiry, quiet man will be scoring for England in the present series. He uses two score books, an orthodox one and his own ...

... for you that you'll never ^row again, whatever you win at —if you ever do. Example from the Cup Ties The most delightful of our Soccer tournaments is the F.A. Cup. Every season there are some terrific surprises. A little team like Yeovil or Colchester licks ...

... This is world's biggest job, he warns millions TRYGVE LI E, United Nations' Secretary- General, in an open letter to the peoples of the world, has pledged his untiring efforts to bring about peace. So this year it is a question of seeing the world' for ...

... millionaire's home, hidden on the hills behind this fabulou, twenty-two young men whose hearts are set on resist take home the World Cup. They are the brilliant, highly-paid -favourites with the English, for football's most coveted prize. Indicative of the feverish ...

... up and a man gave us a large bag, saying: Here, take these home. I think one of the happie§t sights in England is to see a man and his family walking ou t happily together. The bag contained lovely home-grown tomatoes. It made us all so happy. The ...

... who rode in England last year, said in Sydney yesterday that he had not made any plans to ride in England during the current season. I'll probably be there next season,' he said. AMATEURS IN BIG GOLF TEST Seven amateurs and eighteen Ryder Cup players are ...

... Macaulay Cup is chicken-feed compared I asked him to show me the room where and th e shinti es will cl a sh i n th e with the Glasgow Celtic Cup at stake tomorrow. throw-up (they call it kick-off in + murder. an enemy Stewart was tried for England) and ...