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... should be of advantage as the Italians are used to hard courts where the ball bites. CHENIER PUTS OUT CHALLENGE EORGE CHENIER, one of the men who helped to give the world professional snooker championship a world flavour this year, left for his native ...
... WIDESPREAD FOG IN SOUTH ENGLAND There was fog in many parts of Southern England early to-day. but the worst areas appeared to be in the South- West. V:sibilitv was down to 60 yards in The Lizard area and on Sa!:,.'mry P:a:n. Exeter and limn 'near Bournemouth) ...
... to their health. Queen Elizabeth used strong perfumes instead of water, France's Louts the XIV had one bath a year. He washed his face less than a dozen times a year. Marie Antoinette was more extravagant in the use of water, she washed herself about ...
... who have withdrawn. Mozley's selection seems to imply that he will not be' required for the World Cup in Brazil, although he appeared three times for England this season. Scott (Arsenal) is back to his best form after a lengthy absence through injury ...
... the progress made in join: consultation within the industry in Yorkshire. says that management and men are settling down to useful discussion of a wide range of subjects. It is pleasing to note that mineworkers and officials are wetting more consultative-n ...
... unemployed. Mrs. Wykas added, He was a happy and carefree young man with not a trouble in the world that I knew of. If he had had any he would have told us, because we are a very intimate family. CROWN THEATRE 8111AY Mont. 3-11).—CEnzer R . .e•re. Demi ...
... longer interested in the World Cup. Ireland have! dropped their policy of calling only or. men from Ulster. In' the first two home inter-I nationals they lost 8-2 to Scot- land and 9-2 to England. Of the side which met England. six men Kelly. Smyth. Brennan ...
... Councillor W. H. Wallsgrove, and the Master of the Hunt. Captain C. B. Kidd, was first to accept the stirrup cup. Appropriately, the big silver, cup in which it was served was the trophy given by Mr. R. Baker, of Stratford. for the encouragement of cross-country ...
... road. When we were near the opposite pavement a motor cycle cut in front of us. Not one driver in ten will stop. We train our children to use this crossing, but what is the use if drivers do not observe it. (Mrs.) D. EVANS. (Mrs.) P. ORIPTITMS. 43, Collingwood ...
... which will enable them to carry out a widespread check on television sets used in the Coventry area. The operation will take place later this year. The only thing holding us up is the need for this latest type of equipment, a Post Office official told ...
... IN TWO YEARS' Firms Preparing to Use More Steel THE possibility of an increase of more than 25 - 5- per cent. in production by the motor industry in the next two years, was mentioned in a report by Mr. S. A. Davis, Midland regional officer of the Ministry ...
... security that tain their wholehearted support world peace can be assured. of the Organisation for European In particular. the Government Economic Co-operation through which it is hoped to work out a would use their utmost endea- yours, through the United ...