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... Electricity load shedding took place in ?? parts of England and Wales yesterdjJ' | A shop in Overgate, Dundee, has clock, above which is written* v Here. Youth organisations are not to be J',l use of the new Blackshade primary sen :i Dundee. Up to last ...
... Arbroath lorry carried a large packing case which bore the legend, Arbro» tl England. Shades of the winter—men's fleece-}' ', boots costing 67s 6d are displayed n Dundee store. The 8.8.C. is to acquire a nine-acre in Birmingham for a headquarters bun ...
... think England is yet ready to stand own feet —Lord Inverclyde at opening British Sailors' Society club for seamen Methil. Australian Commerce Minister, Mr M'Ewen, will fly to London next week , discuss the international implications of . , high world demand ...
... team selected to represent the English F.A. party which toured Canada against an England World Cup XI. at Stamford Bridge on September 20. The teams are: England World Cup team Williams (Wolves); Ramsey ...
... Vermont women's championship, which she has retained ever since. ENGLAND TEAM COMPLETE The England golf selectors announced the names of the four players chosen to complete the England team for the home internationals Ilarlech on September 27 28 and 29 ...
... WIN SINCE 1934 Ireland confirmed their position favourites when they defeated England by eight matches to seven. The Irish players gained a sweeping 4-1 victory oyer England in the foursomes, but in the singles encounter the Englishmen won 6-4. Only couple ...
... «»~her. Crawford.' Referee—W. Bowman, Motherwell. ENGLAND PLAYER INJURED The England team selectors could have received little guidance from the Charitv ohield match at Stamford Bridge last night. Ihe World Cup beat the Canadian touring team in a match of ...
... weaving he had to build his own spinning wheels and looms. He devised simple spinning wheel, using bicycle wheel, and a loom of the type which has been used for home production in Scotland for generations. The Hausa. though very backward, are extremely ...
... their Fife Cup first round tie with Dunfermline on Kirkcaldy's autumn holiday, Monday, October 2. INJURED MEN CALL OFF Ellertington, the Southampton full-back, is injured and cannot play for the Canadian Touring Team against the World Cup XI. in the F ...
... writer, he was u.mon the outstanding figures of the world. He was a modest man, and, although gazetted a field-marshal in May 1941, continued to be known by the more familiar title of general, using the higher rank only on formal occasions. was the first ...
... is a dangerous policy, which has already been taken too far for the liking of the free world. No amount of calling: warmongers or hurling names at us will divert us. We are determined to pursue peace and to maintain it. We are equally determined, if necessary ...
... month. He Professor John Mac Murray, who won the _M.C. while serving with the Camerons in the first world war. He does not belong to the Church of England, but his choice is due to a modern outlook on the part of Canon Collins, the 45-year-old chancellor ...