... RECORD TRADE EXPECTED AT U.S. CAR SHOW THE BUDGET:, SMOKES AND BEER HOPES Rootes Group is the (Continued from Front Page) week family allowance which begins with the second child will; be extended to the first Largest Exhibitor Purchase tax will probably ...

... FRIDAY APRIL 28 1950 NEWS FROM THE PAST THE 1950 CUP FINAL TELEVISION BRINGS IT TO YOU HANSONS TELEVISION SHOWROOMS HERTFORD STREET AND 400 FOLESHILL RD COVENTRY And Leamington Spa Nuneaton Rugby and Stratford One only Reproduction Bedroom Suite complete ...

... witheld their cup and medals and the final was never decided In sixteen full internationals at the present Hampden Stadium. England have won only three times against Scotland's ten. but Scotland have not succeeded there since 1937. when the world record attendance ...

... Ladies' foil ;individual) for the Shapcote Cup: 1. Miss B. M. Screech (Polytechnici; 2. Miss P. Sitwell (Bertrands); 3. Miss Imber (London). Intel Salle epee ( for teams of :hree).• 1 (and the Darge Challenge Cup.. Salle Paul No. 1; 2. Salle Paul No. 2. ...

... Best Kind of Bargain The more trade we do with one another the better it will be for England and for Ireland, and it will set a good example for the rest of the world, he said. Hard bargains are usually bad bargains. The best kind of bargain is one from ...

... whisper remarkable And the XK Super Sports 2-seater holds the world's record of 1326 mph for a standard production car Truly the Jaguar is a car of cars the finest car of its class in all the world Seats can be Reserved in Advance YOU CAN’T BEAT G E Jones ...

... Schools. Leamington. yesterday. Morris Engines Coventry, repeated their successes of 1947 and 1948 and ;were awarded the County Cup. They defeated Rugby Town by two points. being awarded 305 'out of a maximum of 420. Third Ware was taken by Nuneaton with 294 ...

... TREASURES OF STONELEIGH DILLON SAYS BRITONS ARE `HUNGRY' THE British are the only people in the world still acquainted with hunger. Mr. James Dillon, Eire Minister of Agriculture, said in Paris to-day. Mr. Dillon, who recently conferred with the British ...

... said that, appeared on nine charges. women must be protected. Theyi mainly of larceny, in Ireland had a right to use the roads) and England, and had been without molestation from any. sent to prison for four months. man or anybody else. This was His military ...

... of the side. Holmes (Nuneaton, Warwickshire, and England), S. J. Adkins (Coventry, Warwickshire, and England), D. Naylor (Coventry and Combined Counties). W. Graham (Coventry. Warwick-shire. and England Trials). J. Gardiner (Coventry). R. F. Batstone (Coventry ...

... motorist who had to change the floorboards of his new post-war car from Britain , and fit some of his own make so that he could , use it on the dusty Australian roads. Mr. Adams was speaking'been passed on to the proper) 'about marketing conditions in quarters ...

... win Australia to England. the 18th. and thus enjoy a It agreed with the London The Arsenal captain. Joe Mercer, receiving the Footballer of the slender lead for the final round. Daily Express that.a in re fusing Football the _using U.S. Year trophy from ...