... 28-25. shire). S. Talbot (Orford), O. 5. Crank BRUNNER CUP 'Lovely Lane . Warrington). win the Eclips e Staffergaldre.—A. Smith, J. Davies. N. J Homes (Stoke). H. Hood (Wool- Semi-finals of the Brunner Cup' competition, the premier trophy -tamer.. sN. Williams ...

... tank. Conscription has never been put Into effect In the U.S except G.l.s also captured a 33-ton Communist tank. On during a world war. another front they were cheering the arrival of the Under the U.S. consc-intion law 9,790,00 f men in the 19 to 26 age ...

... the Sussex My own opinion is that the Fortunately for them their In 1938, when the club was nearest rivals were also In by England for the third Test agairst the West Indies. Send 'me cause of these quick low , with the selection a HMlmatch, whi c h provided ...

... at the Bradt- have not carried the title this side :En world cup match there last of the war but their affairs are t was 151.678 excluding well managed. The have no big ls, newapapennen t police, cup competition to draw from, 'let and several themmairls ...

... Palmerston North to-day by 13 points to eight D W C Smith the Scottish International who broke his right fore-arm in Army Cup match in England last March mad& his first appearance the for British team this the 18th match J S McCarthy (Ireland) and R John (Wales) ...

... of the County Championship (1939) Fir Tree AS (Leigh) last Evening Chronicle winners won the CPAA Cup (2-12-8) Shakespeare (2-6-13) winning the Lewis’s Cup runners-up Three of first four prizewinners came from the Adlington side of the bridge at Poynton ...

... and only Mr Strachey right It will not do And the Prime Minister himself criticises War Minister publicly at stage in world’s for using words be held to by Government there is bound be an of international confidence in our handling of affairs In such c ...

... factories. The fourth World Power Conference of 1.600 dele-, gates from all over the' )ECORATED tea sets and plates and fruit dishes to match. good-looking and- apparently chester to-day could not compare with the splendid abundance world. meeting in London ...

... LEAD THE WAY the Warrington to-night with liot-pot II Breen together of for Training will start to beat Cup Stewards’ hopes SEVERAL Stewards’ Cup candidates can meet in the Juiy Handicap over six furlongs at Newmarket to-morrow writes Eric Howard Gordon ...

... ia freely your food doesn’t digest You headaches and feel rotten You constipated Your whole is snd you feel sour slack and world looks black Laxatives help a little but a doesn't get at the cause It those good old Little Pills to get these two pints of ...

... programme HARRIS Champion! 3RIE VAN JACKIE (ex-Wor d n Sprint Races will attempt Fyir Human-Paced Record World’s amateur Sprint Purfiiit Races VERDBUN (World Champion) (G-and Prix JAN JZELDOORN ALAN BANNISTER iGr'd Prix Champ) HOULBERO BORGE MORTENSEN RENE ...

... officers of the regiment that they subscribed and bought a handsome silver cup. which they presented to Ensign Ewart to mark the greatest deed on the field of Waterloo (years later that cup was stolen from the house where he was living in Salford. and it broke ...