Book reviews, June 1951, June 1951
Three nicely-produced books from Foulis have arrived in quick succession. The first, "Racing a Sports Car," by Charles Mortimer (10s. 6d.), is an account— absorbing as personal accounts nearly always are—of how…
The School for the Blind at Swiss Cottage, N.W.3, has announced the result of the word-making competition promoted in aid of the School Funds, advertisements for which appeared in recent issues of MOTOR SPORT. The winning list consisted of forty-eight words, i.e. ANTHER, ARDENT, ARKITE, BANKER, DARKEN, DEARTH, DETAIN, DETRAIN, DINTER, DITHER, HAIRED, HANDER, HANDIER, HANKED, HANKER, HARDEN, HARKED, HARKEN, HART IN, HATRED, HERNIA, HIATED, HINDER, HINTED, HINTER, INTAKE, KERATIN, KINDER, KREATIN, NIT RED. RAINED, RANKED, RANT
ED, REKNIT, RETAIN, RETINA, RINKED, TANKED, TANKER THANKED, THANKER, THENAR THINKER, THREAD, TINDER. TINKER, TIRADE, TRAINED.
Five competitors sent in lists containing the winning words and share the £100 offered in prizes.