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... There used to be a law against football By JOHN FALKLAND Football today is Big Business; once it was “a devilishe pastime.’’ For behind the clicking turnstiles, the. vast gates, prodigious transfer fees, and the costly grooming of players for stardom ...
... Still interested ANY fears held by football officials that public interest in the game would decline because England's poor showing in the World Cup this summer must have been almost completely dispalled the events of the opening day of the new season. Far ...
... ip section. Cups and medals were presented by Aid. .Walter Halls (chairman Nottingham Education Committee), the successful competitors being : Hsmes-Rague cups for elementary «olo»: Christine Otbson. 3 Sylvia OooCe. 3 Joy Bames-Bague cups for Intermediate ...
... night. will remain in England “for perhaps two weeks.” Tomorrow he will preside at a North Atlantic Pact meeting, when it is expected progress of European rearmament will reviewed. Mr. Spolford. vigorous, soft-spoken veteran of World War ll—he was wearing ...
... FREER EXCHANGE OF PULPITS URGED OCCASIONAL exchange of pulpits, with Nonoonformists was recommended to Church of England clergymen by the Rev. E. C. Dewick, university lecturer and examiner, at the Modern Churchmen’s Conference Cambridge yeeterday. “Has ...
... Trowell parent objected to his child being sent to- a Church England school, and wanted to change to the Albany Secondary Modern School, Stapleford. Another objection to a Church of England school was made by a Stapleford parent. Coun Palmer said that> ...
... standards of husbandry and estate management maintained. All good farm land will be used to grow food Farms will be assisted increase production on land not fully used and where the job is too big for the individual it will be taken over by the Agrieulhu*al ...
... certain types of clothing. Some factories are already turning over their production to Service clothing «) Restrictions of the use of cer. tain metals required for aircraft, etc, may lead to shortage of kitchen utensils. (3) Purchase tax on luxury goods such ...