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... trophy to Reg Harris and Chelsea. 'Reader F. 0., of London, N.W.6, lost both legs during the war. saying : Many of us in the political world now know what a close finish f it s n . ; lll o h t i h n e h r i w np ay p , nuldn't hare known queueing for ...
... THE WORLD OF MUSIC WHETHER THERE IS ANY RIVALRY among instruments in their nearness to the human voice, and whether there is any particular merit in such an approach, will always be debated. Rayinski, the saxophone player, who has been described by Bernard ...
... Special Medals, Too :. HALILA&E Co.. home use. Safe and easy to (MOON MANCHE, , 'I. use. v° deliver Send Mr. H. H. Martin, parks superintendent, Immediate told the Daily Mirror yesterday : Tl:).e no money now. Used and corporation is very enthusiastic . ...
... of If points. beating A .1 biseNelll by 10 points. The Junior Cup was woo by B. J. P. Mottram with points. g ahead of Peter Pine, Nest Saturday. the Club will compete in ' 'News of e World London- Z e la *.N th y. ton wh:ch starts from Grasp brat leg ...
... farmer, as well as the man with few acres, can make good use of the horse, for, he maintains, as do many of his fellow breeders, that there are still some farm jobs on which it is more economical to use the horse than the tractor, particularly those, like ...
... support from the United States and Mr. Robert Allen Griffin, head of the U.S. Aid Mission, has drawn up a series of recommendations for putting this into effect. 7. THE GREEKS PREPARE A WORLD WIDE FASHION CAMPAIGN Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Helen ...
... three games to two. At .OUR Finals ENGLAND'S Johnny Leach—the man who has just cleared the board in the American Open table tennis championships, and world champion in 1945—wi1l be fighting it out with three of the world's greatest table tennis players for ...
... MATTHBVS NOT FOR RIO- VIENNA HONOURS OUR REFEREE rrHE Union Jack was flown A. over Vienna Stadium yesterday in honour of England's Cup Final referee. Mr. Henry Pearce, of 'Lute% was refereeing the match which Austria beat Italy 14. An Austrian authority ...
... to late May of June when (we hope) hot weather and a hard pitch will make it a genuine test of what we mas expect in the World Cup games at Rio? By that time, all danger of epidemic should have passed. There will, presumably, be no Question of players ...
... interest, and the orchids once again evidenced Britain's world lead in the more valuable varieties. TRUTH IN ALL ITS SPRINGTIME PERFECTION: This recent introduction to horticulturalists is a white, large-cup daffodil of great elegance THIS IS THE CAMELLIA ...
... milk and eggs used. The 'Ovaltine' Factory and Research Laboratories combine to ensure the unvarying excel lence and supreme nutritive value of this delicious food beverage. Evidence of the outstanding quality of 'Ovaltine' is its regular use in the leading ...
... liC-Clane Marshall also world 400 metre rower(' , with 4 I . l~.lre. rtletatelenta. broke nerved for the back stroke with • limo of hiatus 1-Sale. at Amsterdam. leg trouble, suggested that the le right wing, for the World Cup games. But Matthews has made ...