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... have cause to remember that the Japs hit on the idea of conquering the world 400 years ago—for the satisfying reason that on this This is perhaps the world .s; most tragic nation; Us story could have only one title“ What Might Have Been.” Here is ancient ...

... well criticize the use of Hansard in leaning parliamentary speeches His own sources, says, are on the Catholic ' black list, thinking that no Catholic mav read books on the Index. What a curious idea! The real difficulty. in England, to find the Index ...

... Uist still a powerful force in the that all our doings with \Prench newspaper world. are nothing worth,” said that this was a clear, He was a deputy in Parlia- ment before World War I, and and challenging Statemen from 1915 to 1925 was President | our political ...

... and the venture ror cngiana proved successful that It has been decided to which England once showed the repeat It the net will available tor tnaugural all-England Junior use from January 30 to Badminton championships in . London last week. March Jl. Under ...

... Annual Hard hitting articles on such controversial subjects as the slavery of modern footballers and the eclipse of England in the World Cup (lavishly are features of the lavishly illustrated. two-colour Day and Mason Football Annual 1950-M, - .just published ...

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... REAR ADMIRAL COOLDEN land. Commander in HM S Hood in the world cruise of 1925-6. and Captain of H.M.S Umdon from 1933 1935 In 1942 Admiral Goolden was flag officer in charge of Harwich. the following year Assistant to the First Sea Lord, and from 1945 ...

... the Southsea Rowing Club who surprise have nursed her back to use- iby defeating Sid Patte fulness healed her wounds and (Champion of the World) the rar that sne woul 1 and restored to use tor slide rowin at bs > wu once more She has been afloat. from ...

... standard. Where country paths are used constantly as part of everyday life—for walking to stations, churches, or shops—the importance of keeping them fit for use In all weathers is emphasized. On the other hand, for paths used chiefly by ramblers all that ...

... gHublication of the Sunday hronicle Football Annual. its issue are the familiar features including special section covering the world Cup competition In Brazil. Fixtures, facts and records will found In the 352 pageof the new issue for the 1950-61 season Every ...