... NO WORLD CUP FORM BY ENGLAND 'B' England 1, Holland 0 THE England selectors can have gained little inspiration for their choice of the World Cup party from the poor display the ...

... THE WORLD LOOKS AT BRITAIN THE eyes of the world have been on Britain during the election. ; Correspondents reported from key centres: NEW YORK: The New York Times said to-day that people who had feared that the labour Government . was endangering British ...

... feel the inspiration of belonging to an unshakable world fellowship in a sadly shaken world, and we know that through the Women's World Day of Prayer we are all drawn nearer to the goal of ONR WORLD IN CHRIST. • . law ZZALAND.—We feel the honour that ...

... BUGLE MAKE ONE CUP CHANGE TRURO CITY will be without C. C. McDowell, their centre-half, for their match with league leaders Bugle at Truro tomorrow in the Cornwall Senior Cup. McDowell returned to the Truro side last week for the first time since a shoulder ...

... Australia just held on to win by a foot. England, winners of the event since Ito inception, trailed three lengths behind, third and last. Australia's time for the 2.000 metres course was six minutes, 27 seconds England recorded six minutes, 40 seconds. Anthony ...

... In scoring hat-trick demonslra-ted that to now bac ids b«ai form and this must considered » s-trt «anduiatlor England Scotland and the World Cup sertea Brazil. Altogcti the ni-tch could hive been oi little assistance the Engl lah sc recurs, i-part from ...

... returned, we could say to the world that here in England democracy was strong and alive, and we could build a great community on new principles of justice, fairness, and [ straightforwardness. we can s ay that to the world, it can be the biggest single ...

... U.K. Economy Lynch Pin Of Free World CONGRESSMAN URGES WORK ON POST-MARSHALL PLAN \I7ASHINGTON, Monday. Four American Congressmen who, in connection with Marshall Aid, made a two-month tour of inspection of Europe at the end of last year, said in a ...

... SERVICES—Fenner; Glastonbury, Jones. Thomas, A. N. Other; Jenkin, Evans; Hurford, Meredith, Mather, England, A Merei dith. BristO'we, Elvev. Cooper. U.S., PORTSMOUTH.—Sub.-Lieut, A. Smith; Lieut. D. Smith, Surg.- Lieut. T. B M. Norman. Capt S. C. Farmer ...

... MEETINGS. BUDE SPIRITUALIST SOCIETY. GREAT WEST OF ENGLAND RALLY at the PICTURE HOUSE, BUDE, for DEMONSTRATION OF SPIRITUAL HEALING the World-Famous Spiritual Healer HARRY EDWARDS, of Shere, Surrey, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. BURTON, on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ...

... WELLS JOURNAL AND SOMERSET AND WEST OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Driving Licence Restored LETTERS . . . of them is likely to provide the better protection for each individual’s personal liberty. Totalitarianism is the coming perilthe ...

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