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... WORLD OF HOCKEY Two Midland England's VOR many years at this time of season we have, in dealing with the artangements for the various festivals organised regularly for a number of the seaside resorts, urged that one should come into the extensive programme ...
... World War or World Law? local authorities, whom they {have ser';ed 1:;'“‘““ “pi'lSlß.——l am sure that count_ ties in the past. .~ ; The general duty of Valua- Mméefi pet(:p:' % like Mr'leli'tion Officers and their mfl”gnph March sm“m‘) A will be ...
... established the new idea that the Cup semi-finals should be played on successive Saturdays, the football authorities are considering the possibility of making the scheme permanent. To-day the clash between the Liverpool- Everton Cup game at Manchester and the ...
... aircraft had to land using . instrument descent procedure. AGAINST AGGRESSION Welcoming the aircraft, Mr. Arthur Henderson, Secretary of State for Air, said: These B 29s are not instruments of aggression. They will never be used except in conformity ...
... Crackers. Constantine, who is becoming as vraosara. skilled in the use of words as he used to be with ball and bat, says : I think the time has come when it needs debate whether England can afford to play her ten best men under the leadership of a man ...
... (formerly with Celtic) and Joe Walton (England inter, national back (or whom Preston paid Manchester United £12,000) Both Booker and Thompson are long-service players, and they put their experience to great use ¥ PLAYING in his second Central League game ...
... SOME CUP-TIE TEAMS ARE STILL IN DOUBT SEVERAL of the eight club* contesting the Sixth Round of the F.A. Cup on Saturday are still in doubt over their teams, owing to injuries to prominent players. Derby, who receive Everton, are now very hopeful that ...
... , quite naturally, fits into the health picture. The Museum takes a stand, since the use that made of leisure is becoming Increasingly important in the modern world. Fortunate 13 after care services, public analyst. sanitary Inspection department and ...
... Cup-Grand National Clash: Racing Protest MESSRS. TORHAMS. IJO. IgWW «nd m«nafff«_ol Uytgyl 111 RaoMOurH, today wfit a lottor protoot sir Stariloy Rout, Merotary of tho Football agaliwt fining Om F.A. Cup Mo botaoon Evorton at ManohooUr on Saturday. March ...
... World of Women By Ella Waddington I ET'S get it said straightaway: If fruit and flower experts cannot do something out-14 standing in the way of ballroom decoration, who can ? That's how they put it themselves last night, at the annual dinner-dance of ...
... World of Women By Ella Waddington IN THE IDEAL WORLD, the artist would be free and untrammelled to work for the benefit of mankind and of posterity. The world today being far from ideal, the artist cannot withdraw from the turmoil. He must, like the rest ...
... TWO SAINTS ENGLAND RISERVES WHITE and Berridge have received reserve cards for England against Scotland. at Murrayfield, on Saturday. but they wilt' not travell unless required, writes The &out. and are included against Bedford on Saturday. The Saints ...