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... LOCAL SCHOOLBOY MET U.S. PRESIDENT Back home after luxury visit to America SEVENTEEN -YEAR-OLD John Murray Smith, the Flying Schoolboy, returned to his Temple Fortune home on Saturday after a sevenweek luxury tour of America, which must be the envy ...
... summer is to Madrid, to try to wipe out the World Cup defeat by Spain. There Dae, incidentally, been an interesting reaction to the criticism of the tough tactics of the Spaniards the Rio game against England, mostly condoned by the referee. The Spanish ...
... sixth—the year they won the Cup. They have scored goats—more than any other First Division team. Only Arsenal have had fewer scored against th-m No tear) .- has had more wins—only Arsenal fewer defeats. OURNINCir England's World Cup defeats an old international ...
... g Exhibition which ended last week. winning the King Peter Cup 'or model airplane flying. The following year Prance were the successful contestants in trials, held in England and took the cup back to Prance. It disappeared in the war and ha~ not been ...
... inner self needs is the refreshing lift oat 471 1 Eau de Cologne immediately gives. Inhale ts fragrant vapour from cupped hands use its freshness free y on the forehead, behind the ears, at the nape oftheneck,on the wrists. N ever put 47 1 1 on your ...
... doubt if out boys would want it. For myself no, thank you—not even if a team of Chinese barrow boys lick us the next time we play in the World Cup. ightseeing in With another Iron Curtain —covering a shop window—on view, two silent, grim Russian athletes ...
... maintained, over an indefinite period, by the use of fertilisers as an alter native to the folded flock remains to be seen, but that is a subject outside the scope of this article. Suffolks for Crossing A new use has, however, been found for the Suffolk breed ...
... outright and unconditionally. That is the view the Church of England, although it hopes the bomb will never be used. It Is tor the ArchbUhop of Canterbury, , Dr. Geoffrey Fisher. his reply to the world appeal lor peace made by Patriarch and Moscow and All the ...
... for reasons in writing did strike one as typically Attletic. England in Danger. Forty years ago an American visiting our island saw. on the posters the legends England in danger, England's fearful task. He knew that we had a little-war- on somewhere ...
... Countess de Pret-Roose both visitors from England Pre-war Glamour at Ballshridqe SHOW RINGS CROWDED FOR THE WEEK The highlight of the jumping, the Aga Khan Trophy for international teams, was won this year by England with the French team second and the Spanish ...
... CONSPIRACY THE FRUSTRATED Frenchman. whoever he was, who first called us Perfidious Albion was referring, we suspect, to the weather. WHETHER Napoleon looking for a fine day to invade England. M. Boussac hoping for hard going to win another Derby or just a ...
... of perfectionists: of men, that is, who had no use for the easy-going, slapdash, lazy ways and work of the majority, but who insisted on surpassing them. There is only one road to satisfaction in this world : forgetfulness of self. A few achieve it by ...