... England v. Chile In World Cup The draw for the World Cup next month is:— June 24—Brazil v. Mexico. June 25—Uruguay v. France; England v. Chile; Italy v. Sweden; Spain v. U.S.A.; Switzerland v. Yugoslavia. June ...

... steam and smoke the battle life he shows us, in clear, beautifully clear prose, what Dickens lived to see —the steady progress of the courageous waif that was early Victorian Britain to a position of unrivalled world leadership in political idea, in trade ...

... Stanley Matthews being picked for the World Cup series in Rio as he is about his own centre-half Jim Taylor being called upon. He believes the selection of Matthews improves England's chances of winning the World Cup, and he should know. He ...

... winh the Lothian Amateur F A.'s Brown Cup. ST BAINDRBW STEELWORKS 4. PIL’I‘OII ATHLETIC 0, Stead & Simpson Cuo fina at Saushton Bneclosure last night England were unexpectedly beaten 3-2 by Germany %esterday in the world rink hockey championships at Milan ...

... price of freedom and of safety. It is • platitude to say that we live in a changing world we cannot imagine a static world, but the changes which have taken place in the world and in our Scotland since the opening of the 20th century hays indeed been absolutely ...

... season against England. He is the son of Tommy Glancy, the former St Johnstone, Falkirk and Cowdenbeath half-back. Glancy was sought by several Fife senior clubs and also by a number of junior clubs in the Kingdom. TO-NIGHT'S GAMES Laing Cup, First Round ...

... the world language which Mr Esslemont desires to see introduced will be delayed until this state of affairs is altered. The desire for a world language is essentially a derivative of a desire for world community. But nationalists don't want a world community ...

... Viola d'Amore ) , Liza Fuchsova ( Piano ) , and London Chamber Orchestra . 8—Aspects of Art in England , 1700-1840 : A Talk . ...

... total population is very much less than that of England’s capital city. 1s there any reason to suppose that the counting of pound notes will yield a more conclusive result? Most of the evil of the modern world is due to this measurement of the intrinsic ...

... reputation of my father. He was regarded England's best change bowler, you know.'' Almost immediately after the game was resumed Melville and his partner were bowled. We decided, says Nourse, that England did have a wonderful change bowler after v ...

... No Unseemly Rush Cricket, the most enjoyable game in the world because of its unhurried character in this age of speed, cannot be improved by the introduction of a scrambling, scratching and desperate struggle for points. Cricket should be played for ...

... decreases. With the increasing use of motor vehicles fewer horses than ever are being kept. One essential feature of the Regent's Park parade is that all entrants must be working animals and not bred solely for show. The world-famous Shire and Suffolk breeds ...