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... FORFARSHIRE CUP Dundee Win Delayed Final Malcolm Injury Upsets Arbroath There were two good things alxmt the 1948-49 Forfarshire Cup final replay l>etween Arbroath and Dundee at Dens on Wednesday. Firstly, it was settled. Really, the thing had dragged ...
... CARNIVAL CUP COURT ROYAL HORSHAM “Observer mon aug 730 the challenge cup for Matinees Thurs 230 best in East Carnival procession was THE MOLLUSC jsented by Messrs Louis G A Comedy Hubert Henry Davies Office Open 10 am to 8 pm TELEVISION Our Television ...
... LIVERPOOL Best selection in town! LEWIS’S FRUIT SUNDAES CHOOSE FROM FIVE VARIETIES : Pineapple Sundae Orange Cup Grape Cup Peach O Melba and Knickerbocker Glory Each - CAFETERIA LOWER-CROUND FLOOR RADIO NO DEPOSIT MONTHLY REPAYMENTS DAILY POST SEE OUR ...
... 25 1950 Davenham Rec their first Brunner final REC Cup A SE Altrincham Cup Castnei Kellner teams Ihe first not higher Altrincham side Its but Mayor Mrs Vesay Ural J W Vesey A SE 2 well lead IB only the four SE chalks The Davenham K captain well by C ...
... Lawn Tennis Correspondent Scarborough, Thursday Two of the world’s finest lawn tennis players—Geoff Brown and Bill Sidwell, of Australia—will clash the men’s singles final at the North of England Lawn Tennis Championship here to-morrow afternoon and the ...
... 2 HINCKLEY TIMES GUARDIAN FRIDAY AUGUST 25 1950 Stoke Golding Liberal Club Flower Show MR A QUNNEY WINS CUP WITH 52 POINTS Stoke Golding Liberal Club’s Horticulural Society plenty of support for its open show of flowers fruit and vegetables staged Saturday ...
... Friday, August 25, 1950 FREE WORLD IS CRAVING BRITISH death of kineton LEADERSHIP farmer MR. TOM E. WHEILDON Mr. Eden Our Contribution at T!l , „ f M T -- i* Idon. agod 75. has occurred the •• IS IVIATIiIAA borne of h:s son. Mr. Arthur Wheildon. llftla ...
... 4 The Herald, Friday, August 25, 1950 Woman's World LEAVING BEHIND A 4 FEELING OF HOPE A wEEK I SINCE COMING to Worthing I Ringer; Ocoee . ) Mrs. Brooks; homehave often been lola One of the grown soft fruit Mrs. Bell, Mrs. women you must meet is Mrs ...
... world f. aus sk =ppy e-..augh abou• prospects which Nu‘olari is to drive In to-morrow's Production Car Race. at Silverstone. Yesterday Nuvolari lapped at 75.91 m.p.h. when taking it easy ' . Idstrangulation accelerated by shock caused by FIRST BRITISH ...
... difficulty within 50 or 100 years in meeting world demands for petroleum , said Dr Parker . At present production rates coal and lignite , which would be produced economically , were sufficient for the world as a whole for 2000 years . In the U . S ...
... and hard hitting articles on such contromei slat subjects as the slavery of modem footballers and the eclipse of England in the World Cup corn, petition. It is lavishly illustrated. ...
... g Exhibition which ended last week. winning the King Peter Cup 'or model airplane flying. The following year Prance were the successful contestants in trials, held in England and took the cup back to Prance. It disappeared in the war and ha~ not been ...