... Ticket-holders will use the Cathedral-road entrance No alteration has been reported in the Welsh side- Wales have won 15 out of the 24 games to date Six of England’s successes have been gained out of the last seven meetings Women’s Cup Final City Supporters ...

... ready for testing on Coniston Water. Westmorland, this morning• It Is likely to be a few days before he attempts to beat the world's• water speed record. beat Hopkins. 94, 2.0, ••II; 1. Adel (Eby t) beat D. Oronow, 84. 84; D. Mordecai beat B. Mitchell. 64 ...

... won more and of the ball G. M. Dud. Nelson led numerous feet rushes. and Rees Stephens used his reach effectively in the lines-eut. Behind the scrummages England half-back pair G. and 1. Preece showed a tlne standing. Yet. though they calved ample o ...

... power after World War I In publications which flood the bookstalls the Hitler air aces tell! their version of How we could have won at the last moment” Blaming Goering and other Nazi leaders for stalling technical! development the men who used to drop bombs ...

... on Herbert Dawson ships steward aged 68 who when staying South William-street Cardiff fell downstairs ENGLAND KEEPER INJURED T G Evans Kent and England Athens Thursday wicketkeeper injured his catch Wooller DISCHARGE ward short and four Hampshire Evans’ ...

... meeting may. therefore, mark a parting of the ways between those who wish U.N.O. to fulfil its proper function as a forum of world peace and those who wish to exploit it for Communist propaganda and a means of facilitating aggression. Traffic Chaos SIR HAROLD ...

... of 14 RN anes the to after joining in Naval 'exercises in Malta & SON FURNISHERS ‘to PARKHOUSE WILL BE FIT Glamorgan and England batsman Gilbert Parkhouso forced to withdraw from the Glamorgan team In the macth with Hampshire confined to yesterday It ...