... POOR Little England? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR O Miss Moss says “ Poor S Little England.” Having come from America she only looks at our little island through the eyes of a materialist. In that respect we are poor indeed, and can that be wondered at when ...

... “If the Stewards’ Cup could be run on a galloping course like Ascot I should advise his owner to enter him for it, and 'would be optimistic about the result,” said Mr. Waugh. ' Kelling i; to h» entered for next vear's Ascot Gold Cup. but this season is ...

... they might use them. . After the broadcast a presentation was made to John D’Arcy and Brian Bass for winning first and second places in the essay competi‘tion which told the history of the Peterborough (England). ~ Mr. D'Arcy's essay is to be used in the ...

... Perquisites Denied to a true portrayal of that country. Give us England, the finest land in the world; where the common man is treated as a human being and not as a Soviet unit or a cog in the vast machine of U.B capitalism, ...

... free wonders—as well as England WHEN pitying “Poor little England Miss Adah Moss forgot to mention three things:— (a) that “ Poor little England” has recently borne the brunt of two terrible world wars; (b) that “Poor little England” has ...

... practically ruined by two world wars and ‘now in the midst of preparation against a third. It is this defeatist attitude of so-called English people that is creating this false impresion abrbad and which is doing irrevocable damage to us. I salute politicians ...

... their church, started 213 vears ago at Whitsuntide by the brothers Wesley, clergymen of the Church of England, now had its members throughout the world. ...

... the English way of life. We take our pleasure amid the surroundings of the English pastoral—in the setting that has been England for hundreds of years. Sunday, for me, brought participation in that grand old English game of cricket. Thirteen men in white ...

... and officia v the N.F A GRATULATE)D 2 dinner, Mr. Fy ly, vicechairman A, congratulated @ vinning the ypj , League ang on ¢ 1 Cup display. “Evening, Telegraph” chief photographer, Sonny Crags, took this close-up picture of the King with his guest, the King ...

... fgr] the hymns bemg,:g allpm‘tr iugtioml;{sitcil;r:;twut by 18, O. Lilley. Cups of tea|is,, srintoimblieity Method.” en. (tirely painless, used throughout the were served, ' world, no appointment necessarv. ———————————__ just_call at Smart Bros., ‘;;‘ ...

... can in any way arrange to send a team to Holland next year, the Sparta president assures me that they will be pleased to see us, and I am going to work with that end in view. If we have as good a time in Holland as we have tried to give the Sparta Club ...

... daughter, Miss |laid in Messrs. E. and N, % used to organise the competi- serves and Abbey United Reserves, and the teams high jump. %%% &dglsx:t. both of the If‘xe]%:f;ftfiflgs git ;lha lear of tions for the Rowe Cup nd, paq agreed that, should the match end ...