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White and unemployed Englishmen got up before dawn at North Shields last week, strode like burly ghosts down the long black wharf of the Lyle Line, massed in truculent formation before the door of a shanty where seamen would be signed on for the dingy S. S. Cape Verde...
...Englishmen desperately needed the jobs, and these particular 500 Englishmen were grimly resolved to prevent the Lyle Line from signing on another crew of Negroes...
...salt law is broken!" screamed the marchers. "The Government is dead!" But on the verandah of the Royal Yacht Club, Englishmen and Englishwomen imperturbably continued to take...
Deeply as Englishmen venerate the Archbishop of Canterbury, passionately though the Primate has inveighed against the Soviet Government (TiME, March 10), a credit of $150,000,000 over a two-year period opened at London in favor of the Reds was announced last week, and such outstanding British firms as Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd., Imperial Chemical Trust of Great Britain and Vickers-Arm-strong Co., Ltd., prepared to ship to Russia as rapidly as possible $40.000,000 worth of chemical and hydro-electric products...
...Oxford-Cambridge team outplayed Harvard during the first half, A. S. Rains, Cambridge undergraduate, counting four of the Englishmen's five goals. The Crimson's only score during this period came when T. I. Nido '30, playing at center, broke through the visitors' almost impenetrable defense to score cleanly. The teams were playing a man to man game throughout, and the superior defense of the Oxford-Cambridge team was the deciding fact or of the contest. During the first half, it also showed surer stickhandling than the Crimson...