... that worthy attraction yid to replace it with the present arrangement was mane with tactless haste—hefore England had even played in the World Cup wonder it the F.A would nave persevered with the idea had they awaited the results from Rio. The game is ...

... Surrey, Monday. UCKIEST housewives in Britain just now are those living on ll a caravan site here in England's aun d ry s a largest village, where the world's two most up-to-date mob i e laundries are on test. The man who planned them is bluff. heavy-featured ...

... (Wednesday) he sails from England on a fourweeks' dancing tour of Denmark. With him will go his partner---slim. dark-haired Miss Maisie Walker of Chiswick. Maisie. who is 24, has been (lancing with Norman for a year. and holds the 7947 World and European amateur ...

... the stories he told us his adven- RtoH \ broken away from the lines across Australia. The re- tures—he won the Military MedaL - ■ * « > Communist - dominated mainder went on Cable and Wire- - All of us saw the citation tell- v M World Federation Of Trade ...

... succeeded in establishing a useful lead after a couple of laps. But there were some shocking change-oversone of which missed a pile-up by the narrowest of margins-and Bentley found the pace too hot for him Eventually he crashed and England were left well behind ...

... successive matches. Darby County played delightful football, and at the end of minutes were on top. but in rousing finish more like Cup-tie football than League future. Wolves did everything but score. Brown saved half doaen shots, any one which looked winner ...

... collection of vegetables Mr A S Marcock with Mr J Sutton as runner-up Other awards included : Committee's challenge cup Mr H Negus Day chal’enge cup Mrs Green silver bronze medal Mr V L Jackson bronze medals Mr g h witts and AN industrious 18th Century bricklayer ...

... con siderable originality in the presenta tion here. Monte Rey again carries us away to the soft South with singing nicely balanced between the virile and the romantic he (ells us of his foolish heart and remembers the cornfields, and has time for Sorrento ...

... Ceylon) by Ravanna the ten- headed Giant King. Ravanna was the better able to do this because he used a flying machine when he travelled about the world. It was now necessary for Rama to go to Ceylon and recover his bride. He made an alliance therefore ...

... inflammable material such straw old newspapers and felt” fire brigade officer Have the removed when a blow-lamp is us?d the vicinity If you are using a blowlamp when painting a house the precaution of tying back the curtains as these are easily set on fire” ...

... London’s own troop He remained Scout till the first World War him more dangerous fields I owe quite lot to my training as a Scout” said Aid East I believe it is the finest youth movement in the world” After leaving the Town Hall the Three Greeks and three ...

... done air guns If gun were unlicensed and carried or used in any way offender was liable to a penalty of £10 Defendants were fined total of £3 each LICENCE WAS TRANSFERRED Carriage of goods T70R using vehicle lor the carriage of Roods in connection with ...