... bound after her first visit to England. thinks they can. She and her husband, a professional photographer, bor . left with regret. Come to Britain posters in America, they told me, do not do justice to the charm of England, and they are going to submit ...

... 421 Trained A Cooper Wolf Happy Chance): Dividend £35 5s £588: Id tickets Central England Foursomes Miss Joyce Johnson and C C Arker (Seacroft) won the Central England open mixed foursomes tournament at Woodhall Spa Lincolnshire yesterday by defeating ...

... 'Tiger Smith. IL W. (Simi'ick).—We are looking into your query. In the meantime could you give us an approximate date of the contest. This would assist us very much . Jack Hutton (Hanthweetb).—Stanley Matthews' father was a well-known Staffordshire boxer ...

... area. In every corner of the world missionaries were breaking down under the strain of each doing three or four men's work, and that without any proper rest or furlough. ARE WE LESS ADVENTUROUS? What is the matter with us? Are we less adventurous than ...

... by educating us in the art of enjoying good entertainment. We want a mixed bag of the first flight: Gigli, Robeson. Schuman. the best symphony orchestras. the best in the dance band world. England's best rib ticklers. some opera: start us with Gilbert ...

... Bank. England. said here. BA he would he surprised .f British pound were reval::ed during the next —Reuter ree month 'four-seven-el freshness . .gly '47: ' Eau de Cologne re% i es and refreshes. Inhale its fra- grant vapour from cup- ped hands. Use its ...

... RESULTS The association silver chilllet cup for the section was wan bl ia = nsh A Ludlow Works Band (conductor. H. Reyes). lel. with Coventry Silver Band (conductor. P. Pearnley) runners-up with 180. The silver challenge cup for the second-class championship ...

... Windmill 3. Newton 1. The Speedway Control Board states that it is not yet In a position to nominate a team to represent England in Australia this winter. If sufficient riders of Test ability express their ' willingness to ride. an official team may be ...

... the legacy left us by glorious John (writes ALW., our literary correspondent)..,_ - -Pi7den . • earned his title of .iderious both by his writings and by hieinfluence. His prose and poetry bridges the gulf between the old England and the new, P ...

... into a tower of strength great enough to safeguard the world's peace and sanity The membership of the organisation in England is said to be not more than 80000 pitifully few to repre sent us to the world as a nation under an obligation to humanity Progress ...

... Birmingham Tailpiece ASKED what had impressed him most about England an American tourist said : The smooth way in which your Spring fades imperceptibly into Winter” ALERTUS crassflra sf (U) THE WORLD'S STATE SMALLEST THE FIRST TIME Vreade WOLVERHAMPTON Solutions ...

... H. hoped it would use its influence to develop national miners’ eontests. Chase area general manager ■cket Cup to A. Millard, captain id Rugeley A team Principal awards distributed conipanied by team prizes, were; Bennett Cricket Cup. Cannock and Rugeley ...