... our smiting Swedish friend awaiting us. He is a General Manager of a Cooperative Society in Sweden, and stayed with us In England during the early summer to learn of the movement in this country. and was ready to show us around Sweden and the Co-operative ...

... Annual Hard hitting articles on such controversial subjects as the slavery of modern footballers and the eclipse of England in the World Cup (lavishly are features of the lavishly illustrated. two-colour Day and Mason Football Annual 1950-M, - .just published ...

... of last yam by winning the cup for most points, with Mr. D Dicker runner-up. Re was also awarded the trophy for the best colleen:on of four kinds of vegetables by a eottager or allotment holder. Mr. Dicker •al outright the cup for six kinds of vegetables ...

... METHODISTS BID FAREWELL TO MINISTER HEN World War II came A steward of Stoke Road to end. Stoke Road Church. Mr H Lumb. said Methodist Church. Gosport. They Have grown to !«■ greatly tad been without a regular loved alt us here minister for several years, and ...

... I—l 3. The End L ; *|NHE football season Is with us once again, and has provided our I competition artist with an Idea for thla week’s poaala. Each of the little pictures represents football term—a word used in connection with the game When you have decided ...

... Z. A. Newell. Mr. Salmon'. Cup for member with highest points In decorative claim. was won by Mrs. W. 0. Adorned. Mr. Salmon's Cup for hlghert points in fruit Carnes was won by Dr. M. Ayres. Other awards: Mrs. Blackmore's Cup for . collection of vegetable ...

... Home Publishing Co., of Croydon, the Minster guide is an informative and useful little handbook which can easily be carried in the pocket of those who want to ex. plore one of England’s most historic villages. The Local Press local newspapers The Times,” ...

... Turvey were playing football, he was seized by spectators fury. In 1873 he played forward for Scotland against England Kennlngton Oval, and England won 4-2 There were 3.000 present at that match; combat number with the lowadays at Cast him over the hedge ...

... years ago the town was shattered and stunned by the first German mass air attack of World War 11. Newspaper stor es on both s.des o. the Atlantic told a shocked world the worst air raid In h story. Five hundred bombs were dropped by fleet of 50 bombers ...

... before his call-up | of business. the jungle that they realized to play for Pompey Re- ‘to turn out for England in Street, Mile End, Ports- that they used to be next OOr | serves. He returns home next home internationals at Har mouth; Private Gordon They ...

... Their early ventures have led to the rocks becoming the mecca of week-end climbers from London and all over the South-East of England. The Barnards—that was the name of the Tunbridge Wells climbersmay not have been the first people on the rocks but their continual ...

... that part of the world things were getting worse and worse ” and Pte. Freeman was thinking about a threatened extension of National Service. ** That extra six months—from 18 months to two years—will be more like six years” he said. Used to Army battle schemes ...