... HEART OF ENGLAND—3 By JOSEPH McCULLOCH IN May. 1909. when I was eight months old. there was publ shed what has been fur many years one of favourite books. It is The Cond man England. C. F G. Maslcrman I bought a copy about twenty years ago at a second-hand ...

... Christmas Comes to England Christmas comes to England and no other country in the world celebrates Christmas in a more democratic and whole - hearted manner. The spirit of English home life, tended through the dreary days of early winter, breaks into ...

... decision whether their visit will bel practicable must be governed by the world situation at the time. Mr. A. G. Harper. the New Zealand Secretary for Internal Affairs, has been in England for some weeks discussing the early draft of the programme for the tour ...

... done well this year in the World Cup and in Conti, nental international games, won the only previous match between the countries, beating England 2—l at Belgrade in 1939. They also beat a Gieat Britain amateur side 3 —l in the 1948 Olympic games, but went ...

... than women in England; that social activities associated with church and ,ohapel life give English women a variety of interests which have no counterpart in French religious life. expenses. The target of the bazaar was £250, to be used to pay off debts ...

... constructive football by Bloxham ,lin their next game. Result —Ettington 0, Blox ham 3. TYSOE CHALLENGE CUP Ratley v. Tysoe This match was played with typical cup-tie spirit. Rat ley with a slight wind advantage, straightaway went into attack, their right wing ...

... accurate if had described the England players as stale after the combined effects of full League programme and exhaustive Continental tour. While emphasising that England wants to win all its matches, particularly the World Cup, the FA. have no sympathy ...

... regarded as formidable opponents by the evidence of recent good form against Continental opponents and World Cup successes, they are likely to find England too good in the heavy conditions provided by much recent rain. The only previous full international ...

... REEMAN’S BOYS MAK CUP SPLASH FOr In Finishin | badd bid MATEUR representat F.A. Cup would be headquarters, where ther the standard and_ stat Corinthians used to be e 0 elite of the League came For a season or two Col Then they declined, and t Bishop Auckland ...

... F.A. Cup Fever Grows As 'Angels' come to Chelmsford THE Augels —iu other words, Tonbridge—are coming to Chelmsford to-morrow with the fixed l! itention of getting into the next round of the F.A. Cup at the expense of the City. Their view that they ...

... Sportsman's Viewpoint World-beaters —if together CON again England's footballers have failed. They could only draw with Yugoslavia and were unable to upheld the superiority we know they possess. I am quite ours there are, among the three leading divisions ...

... PEACE What Rotary is, in effect, doinij. is promoting world peace an.l rid understanding in its own small way If we could only have the Rotary ideal practised throughout the world what a good world it would be and how great the peace we could achieve. ...