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... the championship cup which incidentally present chairman of the club Mr F Spearey won himself in 1909 the telegraph messengers’ inter-office squadron for the Cardiff Outdoor UPW Cup and their 50-yard sprint for the Ernest Bennett Cup (one against Cross ...
... reciprocal visit to Cana and the United States. Four Times Cup Winner For the fourth year in succession Mr. Richard E Rees, Ynys Farm. Pennal, a bferloneth farmer, won the Dr. Ashton challenge cup for a member of the society gaining highest aggregate points ...
... Propaganda From A SPECIAL THE Secund World St u den t Congress of the International Union of Students, which has just ended in Prague. has provided about 70 British students with 10 days of excitement and emotional strain. The two groups from Britain ...
... and Miss E. Reckitt. Mr.. Marshall served In both World Wars. My wife and 1 would like to ray how much we have enjoyed the kindness of the folk of Pembrokeshire. he told me. It really has impressed us. ...
... person’ “Some of them send us false alarms through the telephone exchange We have had such calls at 230 and 5-30 in the morning “Late-night dancers and late-night drinkers have given us trouble Saturday night used to be a bad time for us but that has eased off ...
... Members of the British Curtis Cup team looked over the Buffalo Country Club course to-day and said tney liked the lay-out The team of seven meets a team American women there on Monday and Tuesday in the seventh Curtis Cup match since the series began in ...
... not get assistance I used the money to buy food for my family I will pay every halfpenny back and for the damage to the meter He was fined £20 jber 5 The Commonwealth members are their way to the Associated Countrywomen of the World inter-J national conference ...
... Violation of Peace To-day this movement has violated the peace of the world. It threatens the free nations with aggression. In the face of this threat our country has taken the only course that can lead to peace. We and other free natiolit acting through ...
... Bleddyn Williams (Wales) (capt) R Macdonald (Scotland) I Preece (England) A Black (Scotland) C Davies (Wales) Davies (Wales) G Budge (Scotland) O Hayward (Wales) J Nelson (Ireland) V Roberts (England) P Kininmonth (Scotland) J S McCarthy (Ireland) RUGBY LEAGUE ...
... this war Give us about 50000 more men and we’ll go right through” Within an hour of arriving the troops began filing down the gangways The Negro band struck up “Colonel Bogey” Only a small proportion of the British force are veterans of World War II William ...
... the corn harvest, more difficult than ship with May Davies, he won the Under the ,14 1 1 1 6: - ; . ..„,. S• :.:, Challenge Cup for Great Br:tain ducers are SUS against the best in the country. of 955. 4 cwt. ter tit , . .>. ..04. , . co niters. laurels ...
... cajole the unwary into the spidery web of Marxism before a general election is upon us Without the slightest mention of their utter defeat at the last election they inform us— so innocently!— that they will limit the number of their candidates when the next ...