A FURTHER interesting description of her activities and impressions as she proceeded through the far western sections of the United States and Canada on her professional tennis tour with Alice Marble, was given to Reuter's correspondent by Mary Hardwick, the English former Wightman Cup player.
As was the case when she described certificates and to do all sorts of her tour some weeks ago, she found other things to help win the war. the people of those parts touchingly Also, there were big, life-sized pro-British and was overwhelmed by Posters of Mr. Winston Churchill} their kindness towards her and their expressions of sympathy and hope of victory for England and the Empire.
Miss Hardwick referred to her match in Vancouver, British Columbia, recently, in which Miss Marble won 6-3, 10-8 before a packed audience," The match, incidentally, was run by a Mr, Cardinal, a Sussex County cricketer, according to Miss Hardwick, who carried her off the court in October, 1938, in Brighton when she sprained her ankle, with the words, now so historic in this part of the world, "give us the tools and we'll finish the job."—Reuter.
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