... have advocated World Government as the ultimate goal. The real querdion is how soon? The advice of too many in Britain to proceed slowly and with great caution. Tnforiunately the devices of annihilation which modern science has given the world make it imperative ...

... from a certain Mr Ralph Kennedy, who has something of a name in the world of American golf, and who will 'merit a hearty welcome to the city for his hospitable treatment ot our Walker Cup team in the Stales last August. Mr Kennedy, states Henry Longhurst ...

... when 1 was in England I 'unit say 1 used to canvass for the Party. and 1 think they will go hark-1 would say we in Scotland have resources. and personally 1 think wo have the will. to rue our own 0 great deal better than they can do for us; to run a Seottish ...

... TUDOR RESIDENT DANCE ORCHESTRA MOTOR and Motor-Cycle Notes By Cam Till COLMORE CUP TRIAL The first big motor cycle trial of the season, the (kslmore Cup Trial, bad over a 7.5 mile course in the Cotswold hills, attracted an entry of 180 competitors. ...

... should have 'quoted it with obvious agreement. '•Let us see if we can find a few more quotations that will annoy Mr Henderson Stewart! Mr McLaren referred to a leading figure in the farming world who had attacked the Tory Government of 1922, charging ...

... and Sweden and thongl t the great need now was for world organisation which had been mooted for several years. This would link farmers ail over the world and great advantage to all concerned. Ti t* world was now clinnginp; from day to day. continued Mr ...

... consider there is enough time for working towards a world government in the easy stages which you suggest? A.—No. but world government by any means is difficult of achievement. The time factor should not prevent us working for a solution. Q. How do you reconcile ...

... Winner But It Was a Hard Fight Cup• Tie Had Everything CUP-TIE HAD EVERYTHING Make no mistake, East Fife had to fight every inch of the way at Brockville on Saturday to gain entry into the third round of the Scottish Cup. On a greasy surface Falkirk put ...

... eye-opener for. although the Socialists did their best to keep the crisis on ice while the Election was on, the crisis still with us and cannot he evaded. First international tusk must he a renewed and determined attempt come terms with Russia. For Britain ...

... tical opponents condemn us. For the future of our country % and the benefit of all I invite % you to accept our pro- % gramme Let Us Win Through Together and we % can only do this by voting % Labour on the 23rd of Feb- W juary. world war, where he was a ...

... there was no woman in the hall who did not consider that the greatest political action should be taken for the preservation of world peace so that her husband and son would not be called upon once again to sacrifice themselves as they had done in the past ...

... second round ot the *■ I' ll. ■'.line Ad'ertis»*r Cup. Hearts v. i iu- u.nn ha-. Mies' in m(V*ks ailahli* and p • i. .' I i .l are ipiietlv con- I 1. 1 tiny ill the • .* ...