... to a I lenge Silver Cup, presented by small neighbourhood by the. , Mr T. Longvill3 Bowen tmanagamazing developments of coin- ing director, 'Observer'-'L3ader' munication. Australia now Is newspaper series), the Chalquite near to us compared to lenge Shield ...

... turned down. The application was for the use of the Orchard Field. the bottom end of the rugby field or that portion of the cricket field used by footballers on such evenings that the cricket field was not used by the Pontypridd Cricket Club or any other ...

... Young 'CUP FINAL DAY EVENT Peoples' society were enter- The England and Wales Rugby tamed by Sardis (Pontypridd) International at Twickenham y.P.s. They gave an excellent together with the visite of Welsh programme commencing with clubs for Cup Ties In ...

... his first love. thz.n changed to soccer at 16. During the first World War, ha played with and against many mternatlonals among them' L. G. Brown, the New Zealander. who captained the England XV in 1920. Mr Evans passed the Referees' Examination in 1923 ...

... when he warned us of Germany's growing challenge to the peace of the world. Let us h d we are sure Mr Churchil shares that hope—that we shall not again regret that we failed to heed the warning of the man who. In our darkest hour. led us to victory with ...

... two world wars so they would always unite in trying to create a better world. RURAL BEAUTY Many things in England. particularly the green of the countryside and lawns near houses. appealed to M. Bourrin. He found it difficult, however, to get used to certain ...

... water between France and England has never yet been conquered by a Welsh person. Will the honour of being the first person from Wales to swim the Channel fall to Jenny? Somehow I think it will. But because in this uncertain world ricthirm is ever sure, ...

... A darts team, is to oppose Mel Hartry (Tonypandy Conservative Club) in the semi-finals of the News of the World darts champion,ship for England and Wales at. Cardiff City Hall on March 30. 1 SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 193 C SPORTS MEWS . .. The Pontypridd ...

... takes all sorts to make a world—saints a well as sinners. —(Shaw). The world is a comedy for those who think, a tragedy to those who feel.—(Walpole). But in this world nothing is sure but death and taxes. — (Franklin ). The world is a ladder, for some go ...

... was not as useful as usual. Abercynon possessed a good goalkeeper in Gregory and Rowland Morgan, who at one time played for the Chainworks was also a powerful defender. Coun. J. Roy Clayton. introduced by Mr Bryn Ashton, presented the cup to the winners ...

... success. CWM WELFARE IN CUP FIGHTING MOOD Cwm Welfare, who hac: already reached the final n. the Greyhound Cup, again proved their cup-fighting on Saturday. when they playec Park Rovers at forest in third round repla y for the Sufi: Cup. The game was very ...

... been magnified by two world wars. All the forces at our disposal must be used. The Roman Catholic Crusade of Reszue. the Church of England Society. Doctor Barnftrdo's Homes and the Nat'onal Children's Association are all helping us in our work, but we still ...