... Page 12 THE OBSERVER SATURDAY AUGUST 5 1950 PUBLISHED IN BRISTOL AND BATH West of England Home Service 285 m m 630 oi HM Marines 655 70 Programme 715 -Record 750 Liit Up Your Hearts! 755— Weather 80— 810 Parade 815 B BC Revue 90— Huriv and Band 930 100 ...

... although she was Queen of England he her husband and the king of her heart Happily she was not know then that Destiny had marked her down for widowhood and the longest reign in our history so that when she died her people felt the world could never be quite ...

... coffee is sold to the trade will be increased from August 29. World prices of coffee continue verhigh level, it is explained. An official of J. Lyons and Co. said: An increase in the price of cup of coffee in catering establishments now probable, but we shall ...

... played at home Last season tickets value of about £20 were given away in this cause The Club will be competing FA Cup the FA Amateur Cup GSA Cup and Bristol District League (Division 1) There is no doubt they will be after the honours BERT TANNS LATEST CAPTURE ...

... lor Italv When wi Wolverhampton Wat him but in the 1946 they transferred During last season League appearances I plaved m two Cup-( was displaced had also been Wolves few montl: went to the Devon ...

... as as that to-day Your Diary To-n eht World PC’S B Hole Bradford- Hole Vue: Mountford and G Py- niar at Birmingham 21 Wimbledon Ham (London 22: West Ham v 23: Cross 24:- World meeting Wem-blcv J Mountford 2V World Eis'o: and Glo’shire were set 231 to a ...

... place MCC lour Australia it for his activities as footballer Watson captains Sunderland and played for Town accompanied England's World Cup soccer to de Janeiro this summer He the team at beginning of this month and on Wednesday had averaged 7050 runs in 10 ...

... with an expressive grin as he distributed the bandsheets. I have written concerto lor them, and I am the only pianist in the world who plays with a grapefruit and lemon.” Within minutes the fruit was the talk of the theatre; the orchestras cue was a lemon ...

... held by • football officials that public : • interest in the game would ! • show a decline because of • : England's poor showing in : • ihe World Cup this Sum- mer must have been dis- • : pelled by the events of the opening day of the new • season. Far from ...

... SPEEDWAY N ationalT rophy Has Lost Its Glamour ILENTLY and almost unnoticed National Trophy which sport what FA Cup to soccer crept up on us To-night with scarcely murmur it by Bradford are the opponents in return match night’s first leg should no difficulty ...

... day was seriously curtailed by ram. and altogether minutes was lost. Nottinghamshire s score at the ciose was for eight, a useful total in view of the unsettled weather conditions. Veteran Arthur Wellard, who 47. was recalled by Somerset to infuse some ...

... Methodist West London Mission, who at the recent Methodist Conference at Bradford said he would rather see the world overrun by Communists than a third world war, said at Newcastle yesterday that those who talked glibly of the next war ought to be shut up.” That ...