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... Centre-half problem for England Soccer selectors By RICHARD ULYATT To-morrow the Football Association selectors meet to choose England’s team to play Wales at Sunderland on November 15 and no doubt they will be influenced in their choice of centre half ...
... comnton nearer 40 than 30 Mercer only a year or so younger wnat gooa wouia England to Compton and Mercer? 'There some more stake defeat of Wales WATCH HOLDEN I THINK that England could choose many different defences eacn quite capanie 01 achieving all that ...
... —Time Signal: News. —West of England News. £.25 —Sport. 6.30 Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. 7.25 The Faith in the Wert. 7.45 Henry Hairs Guest Night. The Great Cilhocly 8.45 Netherlands Commentary. Ben. News. 9.ls—World Theatre. Cabler, bv Henrlk ...
... winners were as follows: Henton Challenge Cup— Bennett Brothers. Jean Winstanlev Rose Bowl—H. Hancock. Tradesmen's Cup—C. Rodgers. Stacey Cup—J. Taylor. Winstanlev Cup— Bennett Brothers. Arber Cup—S. Freeman. Society's ...
... Joan Curry could provide her able trainer. Haro:d Davison. with his first success since he set up as a trainer again in England after a most successful care-r on the Continent. . . . Refund has been freely tipped at Newmarket as the likely winner of ...
... included. For top points in both the members’ and open (chrysanthemums) sections, F. England gained prizes, in addition to the Bertram Brown perpetual challenge cup, the National Chrysanthemum Society's certificate, and Bristol North Enterprize diploma ...
... The world is one closely-knit community. said Dr. Loewenthal. who quoted Lord Beveridge as saving Peace requires order; order requires law; law requires government and therefore world peace requires world government. POLICE NOT ENOUGH world police ...
... bower( advised to devote a minute Cr two to ease over the enginP before using the self-startfr . Round the World AS the RAF Lir.coln _ bomber Aries,' which _ __. , left England on October 20. makes its round - the - woi flight, its course is being followed ...
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... on these walls are obtained by the use of elaborate cameras and equipment, which is out of the reach of most people and by the use of special chemicals, but you can obtain some of the results on these walls by the use of a very ordinary camera, you just ...
... Lines Yeomen upon him at the celery and biscuits stage. And then he had a cup of coffee, writes an Echo reporter. Then, after officers of the Old Comrades’ Association had told their memory tales —it was the Association’s annual dinner held at the Assembly ...
... the London Farmers' Club tulay: There are may intlancet where production costs have actually risen through the use of machinery, but Its use Justihsd on the grounds of easier working conditions and the fact that the necessary labour not available.” One ...