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There was a full programme of league matches all over the country on Saturday and in some cases, the spectators were provided with plenty of excitement. The Arsenal and the Wolves, for instance, were engaged in à gruelling battle for the points with the former finally winning by the odd goal in five.

They are now bracketed with Huddersfeld for the first place in the first division league table.

The Scottish League also came in for its fair share of at tention while the Amateur International between England and Scotland, at Glasgow, resulted in a win for the home team. The full results as cabled by Reuter, together with league tables brought up-to-date will be found belwo:-

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SECOND "DIVISION

London Air-Mail Letter KING ALBERT AS

What The Prince Wears: Young Kipling's

Books: The King's Investiture: O.T.C.'s Honoured At Universities""

Special Air-Mail Service

London, March 2.

National Anthem. Then the long.

began.

ALPINIST

"Swiss Guide's Memories

GREAT COURAGE AND ENDURANCE

LONDON, Mar. 1. procession of recipients of honours. Gottlieb Michel, the sporte insoager here, was for many years King Albert's favourite guide, and companied him on many of his ascents, espeasily since 1999,

The Arst to be decorated was Admiral Sir Ernie Chatfield, the First Bea Lord, who was made a Knight Grand Cross of the

Military Division of the Order of

WHAT THE PRINCE WEARS "I do not wear a waistcoat with a double breasted jacket,” the Prince of Wales told Lord Derby when looking at men's fashions during a visit to the British Indus- tries Fair at the Walte City, London, yesterday. When Lord Derby expressed surprise, the Prince unbuttoned his overcoat his double-breasted jacket and showed the blue abirt he was wearing underneath uncovered by also The Prince any waistcoat. said that he liked double-breasted : jacket.

by

and

the Bath. Colonel John Brown, national chairman of the British Legion was among those knighted by the King.

The King will hold another investiture at the Palace to-day.

This evening M. Mobel said to ine: "I am overwhelmed by his Majesty's death. It will distress mountaineers "all over the world, because he was known as I knew more intimately and particularly as a climb of great courage and endurance,

"Once he had decided that a certain

climb

was feasiblo, be would not give it up but would. plan and plan until it was, ak

SALUTE OF 21 GUNS The Princess Royal, sccompanied

Lord Harewood, arrived at complished: Gibraltar on board the liner Strathaird yesterday morning from Tangier en route for Pales-

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45 42 the Prince said, "I see no reason 1K .33 18 8 10 85

*** why any woman should not wear .83 169 8 66.51 $0

84.16.10 8 69 shorts. They are comfortable and Charlton

.32 17.10 88 43 99 the most practical costume for Swindon.......33 15 11 7 48 50 37 the game, and I don't think they Exeter..........34 16,1260 56 87

lose anything in looks." 34 18 13 8 50 55 84

When a presentation was made .99 11 15 8 48 52 81 123 10 12 12 * 01 to Lord Derby on behalf of the .33 10 12 11 47 48. BL. 23 10 12 10 Textiles Section of the Fair, he 182 10 12 10 57 62 80

339 18 11 40 54 29kald: "There is one peculiarity 34.11 18 7 48 68 29 about my clothes. I always turn One up the ends of my trousers. 2. 84 6 12 16 48 57 28 day I had to go to see King

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YOUNG KIPLING'S BOOKS

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"Then writers.

Chesterfield.84 34 64 76 36 62 Comte de Suzennet at Lausanne from the library of the Stockport.33 21 4

that these Thackeray and the 35 10 20 8 77 61 44 other treasures come. The Kip- .34 16 10 8:1 53 40 ling section is rich in his earliest 59 88 writings, including Kipling's first ..........................34

3 84 78 37 book, "Schoolboy Lyrics," which 34 14 11 9 91" 83 87 22 14 12 21 was printed by his parents .82

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31 India when he was at school at 12 18 7: 60% 62

Westward 81

Ho "in 1881. .83 11 14 8 62 39 comes "Echoes." by two Hartlepools.34 12 18 8 74 78, 30 who were Kipling and his sister 1 New Brighton il 15 8 44 80 30 1 Accrington......83 11 16 7.56 78 29

Beatrice. The book contains thir- 19-17 ty-nine poems, 12-17.6 59 "81

mainly parodies, Southpo

*...................85 7 13 15 34 77 29 of which Kipling wrote: thirty- Darlington.

.36 11 18 6 63 92 27 two, and in 1885 "Quartette," the Chester.......

33 10 17 6 87 71 26 Christmas annual of Hotherham....34 10 18 8 66 70 26

the "Civil 4 Hartlepools" 1 Mansfeld....947 16.12

and Military Gazette," written by 68

£8.28 his father. + Tranmere

mother, sister,

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himself, as recounted in an accom- panying letter. "Departmental Ditties" followed in 1886. Before the books" came « "The

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1 Charlton

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School School,

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2 Aberdeen.....31 17 9 5 80 64 39 containing a letter from Kipling

Ayr Ut94 13 10 9 70 86 39 Beerbohm and

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84 15 11 7 83 58 27 Kipling by hims 20-15 126 121 Club should have a busy day at Fabriel .................32 15 12 6 67 0788 Hamilton

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Hearts 33 16 8 9 79 30 39

St. Johnstone...84 16 12 6 6 45 38 Kilmarnock

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Tottenham...85 18 11

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Derby...83 16 8 Manchester C...84 14 10 10 62

Blackburn..........85 16

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Portsmouth

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In

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THE KING'S INVESTITURE

The

King held an investiture at Buckingham Palace yesterday.. at which he decorated men and

Mlle. Hautin, Former women who appeared in the New

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London, March" 1. Malle. Yvonne Hautin, formerly 4. popular actress of the Comedie Francaise, has taken the veil and will henceforth be known as Sister Yvonne Marie. "..

Her final renunciation of the Everton 33 11 10 12 50 48 34 world was the occasion of a moving West Bromwich...a8 18 14 8 61 60 34 ceremony at the little chapel of 84 12 14 7 48 57 88 the Benedictine Convent in the .82 11 12 9 65 49 81 Rue Monsieur

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A few minutes later she entered for the last time, the door of the convent, which henceforth WBS $8 to constitute barrier be 85tween herself and the world. 84 Standing for a moment bė- 84 hind a veiled grille, the former actress bade farewell to M. and 34 Mine, Emil Fabre, of the Comedie .84 14 14 8

Francaise, and the few other .88 13 14 7. „84 10° 14.10.

friends who had been privileged to 34:11 16 60 59 29 attend the rite, I will pray for

18:16-10--87 / 164 36 you was her "final" farewell.

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Year's Honours List.

It was a full-dress function, and. crowds outside the Palace watched officers of the Services in their scarlet and blue uniforms and men in levee dress walking across the forecourt.

As the King took his place in the throne-room at'11 o'clock the band of the guard of honour of the Coldstream Guards played the

and

civil

The Governor, Sir Charles H. Harington, Lady Harington, and prominent military authorities put in the Governor's barge and boarded the liner to greet the royal visitor,

The Princess, wearing a dark coat and furs and looking con- siderably the better for her stay in Tangier, landed in the Gov- ernor's barge," accompanied by her husband. She was greeted by salute of 21 guns as she stepped ashore..

The roval party drove to Gov- ernment House for lunch.

OT.C.'S HONOURED AT" UNIVERSITIES

"Of the many climbs I had with hit the finest, I think, was an ascent of the Jungfrau from the Lauterbrunnen side Indeed, I an almost would describe it as Perfect climb, and one that worked out precisely according to plan.

"He tive at any time; he always thought

was not very communica

a great deal more than he spoke. But I know he was very satisfied with the achievement, and I was. all the more pleased because on that occasion, as on all others, I

23 with him

a personal friend and not as a professional guide.

went

"The Engelberg region was for favourite district with

years a

King Albert, and so were several portions of the Bernese Oberland. Here again, he was careful to respect weather conditions, and was always prepared to take the A new honour is being conferred advice of those who could speak I don't think I on several of the larger universi-with experience. ties' in Great Britain. The War ever heard him criticise other

that the King people's mountaineering, though

I should describe him as a very being appointed to their respec: head and all the qualities required has approved of Honorary Colonels

great sportsman, with a very cool tive O.T.C. contingents.

for this strenuous recreation. After" could not help realising that he, you had been in his company you

We. was also a very great man. shall miss him here in Switzerland," I assure you.

Office announces

The Prince of Wales Is to be

Hon.. Colonel of Oxford University O.T.C. and the Duke of Gloucester of that at Cambridge.

The Earl of Athlone, brother of the Queen, will hold the Hon. Colonelcy of the London contin-

University. gent. He is Chancellor of London

Some Notable Climbs No modern European monarch has pursued so hazardous a hobby with so much enthusiasm as King Edinburgh University O.T.C, will Albert in his mountaineering hali- have. the Marquis of Linlithgow days. He Was known on the

Colonel, and at

and" in the Bernese Oberland Glasgow this office will be held by Dolomites for an intrepid climber,. Lt-Col. Sir Ian Colquhoun, Lord and his expeditions were all Lieutenant for the country of conducted with complete informa- Dumbarton

lity and lack of ceremony,

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