... to win, even though they know that England is hard to beat at home. In spite of their defeat this year at the World Tournament, England showed themselves to be masters of football, he added. Festival of Britain Cup at Epsom races To commemorate the Festival ...

... CORNWALL JUNIOR CUP TEAMS For their home Cornwall Junior Cup fixture tomorrow against near rivals Cornwall Mills, St. Blazey Reserves, will field: P. Bartlett; W. J. PeMymounter, R. Isibell; J. George, E. Ready, N. Grainger; V. Rundle, C. Hancock, J. ...

... WE'RE DYEING' TO SAVE YOU MONEY! We use the best water in England for ensuring excellent results in the dyeing of Coats, Dresses, etc. WITH THE RISING COST OF NEW CLOTHES IT WILL PAY YOU to consult our local Manageress and inspect our splendid range of ...

... WOULD NOT FOLLOW WORLD WAR Ilfracombe debate on petition TP a third world war came, and if the atom bomb were used, there would be no possibility of founding a human society and no peace whatever, the Rev. Jack Boggis, a Church of England minister in London ...

... regarded as formidable opponents by the evidence of recent good form against Continental opponents and World Cup successes, they are likely to find England too good in the heavy conditions provided by much recent rain. The only previous full international ...

... same small school in Bolton —Castle Hill another England centreforward. Tommv Lawton, has been a Bolton player since he was 15. He was in the F.A. Canadian Touring team beaten 4-2 by England's World Cup XI at Stamford Bridge in September, and last season ...

... Solents: Squlrrel Cup—Jade (M. E. Behar), Emerald (L. W. Millar). Cup (wom•n's race) —Bonita (Mrs. C. S. Wollen), Dragons: TOMS Cup—Talseer (J. A Day). Rhythm Cup (women's race)—Jsza (Mrs. H. G. Reynolds). Cruisers A: Currie Cup— Vengla ...

... PEACE What Rotary is, in effect, doinij. is promoting world peace an.l rid understanding in its own small way If we could only have the Rotary ideal practised throughout the world what a good world it would be and how great the peace we could achieve. ...

... details will then available. The meeting agreed to comm'tten of Inspection being appointed. Glo'shire Soccer Cup draws IVRAW for the Glo'shire FA. cup competitions resulted follows:— NORTHERN SEN It)K To be played on December 2, kick-off 2.15. Uley v Tetbury ...

... Plaque From U.S. For Local Y.M.C.A. beautiful plaque, sent with the greetings of the Abingdon Y.M.C.A., Cheltenham (Penn.), was presented to the local Y.M.C.A. by the Mayor (Aid. P. T. Smith). The ceremony formed part of the Y.M.C.A. Week of Prayer and ...

... 'U.S. Flower Show Had Nothing to Compare With Ours' LTHOUGH they visited an American show during their recent stay in the States the Mayor of Cheltenham and the members of his party found nothing to compare with the floral sections of Cheltenham's own ...

... each year in the first four years after World War number one : I claim that the number built averaged approximately 60,000 for each of those four years, and further, it was not until nine years after the first World War that the 200,000 per year mark was ...