... and the famous Colonel Podhajsky. Her Majesty the Queen is shown presenting the winner with the King George the Fifth Gold Cup, and there is an exciting peep at Goodwood showing Alycidon beating Riding Mill in a thrilling finish. “JEAN SIMMONS’S SUCCESS” ...

... long will the appeal of League and Cup be likely to continue. For Scotland it was a season of promise, ending, however, in the disappointment of the narrow defeat from England which meant non-participation in the world championship at Rio. The Scottish ...

... Baptis. ► For your Baby’s Sake This is a crucial time in the history of Mankind. After the ravages of two world w-ars, are all of trying to build a world of peace and plenty for future generations, and arc doing our best to equip our babies for the respon ...

... are in this world for so short a time, but death means a life eternal beyond. We live amongst the symbols of death, the legacies of people who have gone before us—living in houses built by them, reading their books. The old world is a world of centuries ...

... for totalled 54, and goals against 72. In the League Cup competition 6 games were played of which 2 were won, 1 lost and 3 drawn. Ten goals were scored and six conceded. In the League Supplementary Cup competition, Dumbarton were beaten at Ochilview, and ...

... it is anticipated that the three great stars of the series—Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour —will actually be in England at the same time. The films, all of which have made screen history, are Road to Singapore,” Road to Zanzibar,” Road to Morocco ...

... Rev. J. C. Lough, 8.D., of Dunipace North Church as speaker at the Sunday morning meeting. Mr Lough’s subject was Money: its use. its purpose, and Its value,” taken from one of the Association’s test books, and it was dealt with most ably. Mr D. Herd, treasurer ...

... foreign visitor towards touring and holiday facilities in Scotland was expressed by speakers from Denmark, France, America, and England. Mr Erling Norlev, LL.B,, of thG Dnnish Society, said that a complaint among his’ young countrymen was that there were too ...

... completing the double —League and Cup. The results of the Battalion games, however, were not satisfactory, and the committee feel that they are in no way responsible for this. The committee feel that they made the best use of the material available, the ...

... Yorston. “Furnishings” include two trophies recently added by virtue of soccer prowess, viz., The Falkirk Herald Cup and the Russell-Provan Cup, both won by the secondary team. There was nearly a third piece of silver, the League Trophy, of which Denny High ...

... Phone J 4. S 3 Grahamsdyke RU EO'NESS v- ARMADALE ' FREAK GOAL PUTS NESS INTO SEMI United made sure of place in the League Cup semi-finals by 3-2 win over Armadale at Newtown on Saturday. - .Armadale must consider themselves unlucky not to have learlfl ...

... because of the need to of the foreign visitor Spring and holiday facili- land was expressed by ) Denmark, France, /lj”hd England. Mr Erling of the Danish Society, complaint among his % plrymen was that there It youth hostels in Scot■tort s necessapr for ...