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Are There Still Too Many Dogs?

... Are There Stil! Too Many Dogs? Asks A. Croxton Smith WE are exhorted to dig for victory, produce for victory, and, one might add, we can also save for victory. I do not mean in the sense that we should put money into one of the several Government securities that have the direct purpose of raising money, but that we should economise in daily matters with the object of helping out the food ...

Halifax Goes Hunting

... /GENTLEMAN, foxhunter and friend was how the Premier described xJ Lord Halifax, and the phrase has vastly intrigued the American Press, as has the Ambassador's own statement that he would rather be a Master of Foxhounds than Prime Minister. Lord Halifax was, in fact, Joint-Master of the Middleton from 1932 until 1938, when affairs of State compelled him to give up his favourite sport. It is ...

BRAINS as well as BRAWN

... [By Ourj Horticultural Correspondent DIG for victory is now a pretty well worn slogan. I am in complete agree ment with the Editor when he suggests that we might do more thinking for victory. There is plenty of room for it in connection with our efforts to grow more food. t is very easy to get into a rut and I for one plead guilty. I have been misusing a nice little piece of good growing ...

Spring Comes to the Country

... ARTIST Ronald Lampitt left London recently there to spend the time left to him before his c£ stirred so violently as this 1 he says. Our village, spot under the sun. Now the little place fairly F evacuees and the Home Guard, the military in 1 lis home in the west of England, the R.A.F. Never before has spring instance it used to be the sleepiest tcs with excitement, what with the lig House and ...

Two Big Fights: Boon-Berg Disappointment : Lazar's Fine Win Over Crowley

... Two Big Fights ltuon-Berg Disappointment Lazar's Fine Win Over Crowley By 16. Bciuiison THE Eric Boon-Kid Berg fight at the London Coliseum produced a woeful anti-climax, Boon being ruled out in the second round for driving a left hook below the belt; and properly so, for as I saw the punch it was inexcusably low. Unintentional, of course: Boon is not the kind to kick over the traces. ...

Don't Worry--Trust the Air Force!

... Don't Worry Trust the Air Force! By our Flying Correspondent AT the time of the gravest reverses I have always pointed out one thing which, as I see it, pervades the entire strategy of modern war. It is that air power is all-power, and that, provided a country can retain air supremacy, it still has long-term control over even the worst ground situations. So during those tragic days which led ...

Round the New Shows: Farce to the Fore

... Round the slew Shows Farce to the Fore Women Aren't Angels (Strand) PLAYED by a poor, or even a mediocre company, this farce, which has returned to town, whence it was blitzed last autumn, would quite possibly be rather tedious stuff. There is nothing intrinsically amusing in people changing clothes with each other and in a husband donning his wife's skirt. And although a man losing his ...

The Army Gets to Work

... By A. Croxtcn Smith IT cannot be said that the military authorities have acted with pre cipitation in deciding to go on with the scheme for Army dogs, but at any rate they now propose to do it thoroughly, which is much better than if it had been put through without much thought. From what 1 nave been told 1 gather that the Army now is prepared to make a thorough use of the services of dogs ...

JACK OLDING & CO LTD

... H F'TH r(ll I ll k 'Jvt (bt^ipiM^o 'Jlactot AND 5eWiee the t(Hm1%/lf tfr'd(Uj, r 1 *ke Spring lays on tke land ker awakening touck and stirs to life tke sleeping seed. Summer skall see tke standing grain ripe for reaping. Tken, in Autumn, skall tke eartk, scarred for certain grain, be laid open to tke cleansing touck of frosty Winter. ^5 Tkus go tke seasons round. In eack, Caterpillar ...

Reclaiming Derelict Farms: War Agricultural Committees Getting to Work

... Reclaiming Derelict Farms War Agricultural Committees Letting to Work ISy IB. C. Long IT is well known that there are in this country considerable areas of waste land, and many farms that have become derelict-- in part, perhaps, owing to the incompetence of the occupiers, and in part to economic causes, such as lack of capital or low prices. These areas are covered with ragwort, bracken or ...

Schoolboys Fight Hard: Guy's Narrow Win in Keen Match

... Schoolboys Fight Hard Guy's Narrow Win in Keen Match A PUBLIC SCHOOLS' XV put up a very fine performance against Guy's Hospital at Honor Oak Park last week. 'Guy's, who held a big advantage in the pack, where superior weight enabled them to heel from almost every scrum, won by 21 points to 16. The Schools' forwards, however, played a rousing game in the loose, where L. S. Groser (King's, ...

Round the Films: Comedy to the Fore in the West End

... Round the Films Comedy to the Fore in the West End COMRADE X I 41 Comrade X is a sort of 44 Ninotchka, without any Garbo, but that doesn't mean that it isn't grand fun. There 's Gable with his familiar crooked, whimsical smile and lovely, sulky Hedy Lamar as] Theodore (a good member of the Communist Party). There are also Felix Bressart and Sig Rumann, two of the delightful 44 Ninotchka ...