... Now you're delving into history. South African wine. You see, They used to be very popular. But though the Cape has been for in 1860 Mr. Gladstone removed the centuries one of the world's finest Colonial Preference and sent the wine countries, it couldn't ...

... those who left the old world to get away from war or persecution. Therefore it is a great moment in history when we see the American President declaring that his country has come of age and accepts the respon sibility of being the world's strongest Power. ...

... Test against England, seemed to bring something of the colour, gaiety and warmth of his native Barbados, where skies are blue and there is plenty of time to-morrow. Goddard's life is sport the sort of life that men used to live in England but live no more ...

... players than with big classes. The old Surrey and England fast bowler is continuing, with conspicuous success, the cricket school started by Sandham and Strudwick, of his county. Ambition to discover England's next fast bowler. Meanwhile he is helping many ...

... have done more for the world than fit athletes, and he trots out three examples Thomas Aquinas, G. K. Chesterton, and Dr. Johnson, all of whom he admires as thinkers. Not that Kavanagh, fat or just plump, hopes to better the world. He is satisfied if, ...

... Lady Harewood, Benjamin Britten, the Hon. Gerald Lascelh I singer Joan Cross. FEB. 9. Altcar. Cold for first day of Waterloo Cup coursing meeting. Every bit of fur, I wool, leather available crammed on. Here Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hardy, I Miss Hardy. In front: ...

... but you must use your judgment. MY DAUGHTER JOY. New version of Harry Baur's old subject, David Golder, with Edward G. Robinson as a financial tycoon who goes mad because he can't become master of the world. Made in Italy and England by an American ...

... Corps. Two books about two very different sports are Captain of England, by Billy Wright (Stanley Paul 9s. 6d.), a straightforward auto biography by the youngest footballer to lead England's team and The Pony Club Annual, published by the Naldrett Press ...

... look towards my leader, the immortal Churchill, with his deep gust of the world, and can almost hear him proclaim with Browning Grow old with me The best is yet to be. NOW let us turn from travelling through the years to travelling in Britain. Not long ...

... floating down the Thames it will be mine and beneath the waters will be me. But on the body there will be a note telling the world that you drove me to it. This moved the man of stone at long last. As if to assist in the plot, my former car) worn with age ...

... Swimming Association on Olympic Games preparation and a famous cricketer who for good reasons remains anonymous to name for us some youthful aspirants typical of the rising generation who may lead this country in the national and inter national fields ...

... of the food put before us. First we had a dish of macaroni, which had less flavour than an old glove. It was pallid and sodden, but not without a rubberish sense of survival. By its very passive resistance to the teeth, it kept us munching until even the ...