British Sangfroid That the Cesarewiteh shot ever have been run off at all" is: perhaps British, for they permit interference very week-end brings reports of the varies foot all matches" pla facing is ill conducted to seine extents and the the big "teams. Dog
fact that the Britons continue to. pay so much tention to sport clearly indicates that, tough Hiier's" aeroplanes do" seriously "ineommodte hem at times, thes yo not: been sumiefene to Arive the people uff the playing Helis of the country. Micharas Is another" example, ofthe wtrold with which these. Britons so" BAUL their Tnwful occasions. Despite the fact that the cad which he wan taking to reach the courte 'a machinesgued by an eons machine, the and, despite his halt-raising experience, Jockey' managed "to escape' the
naked Yo' preserve wuflelent'enlnen to stoot making It the fest Occasion on Which he" has his mount' home rst past the rushing. post,
Won this classic race. 'Tomorrow, weather pore Tilting, crowds controlled as to. numbers Aloubiieas watch thet. favourite football. teams struggle for vieiory. Goering and his alr force has up to the present been unable to stop them, Other' sports will receive their fair share. Of attention despite the attentions of the enemy. 1 jy as well that it should be 30 for the average Briton deprived of his sport, whether actively participating or merely watching: loses one. of his main forms of amusement. The enemy. has of succeeded in doing that yet and Ws unlikely to be able to do so in the future, He has not even been able. to force the London theatres, Which are reported to be doing yeo unites at somewhat changed hours, to close their doors. and itis good for, "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." and who would wish dull" in stich days a these!
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