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... every education authority in England Scotland while are importing technicians to man our new industries and to reconstruct the old ones said that last year 35? boys were sent from Wales to trained in industries in England: there were no facilities for ...
... plus only right left England (given a wicket suck as last Friday's) he would still be well la the money as we say in Australia As it Is the odds ar t ; o trinst England , slit if awarded a wicket. Nobody can • ord to fall for England tomorrow Still, Hutton ...
... of the Welsh Twenty, Club. that the Kernsley Cup com• petition will produce the right material eventually for the constitution of a strong international) team. concluded Sir Robert. After presenting the cup Sir l Robert presented bronze medals to, the ...
... A preview of other countries' 1951 festival plans Next year is Festival year in Britain. World Spotlight r eveals eveals that, while some countries arc overshadowed by war fears, are planning, like Britain, to make 1951 a year of trade exitibitims and ...
... ready to discuss with Mr Attlee every inflamed point along the present boundary between the Communist world the Russian-Chinese axis and the free world DISCUSSIONS The President and Mr Attlee were expected to concentrate in their discussions on : (1) Ways ...
... 20000 acres in Monmouthshire roughly between Cardiff and the Severn Tunnel— -and in England The law says that where the Minister is satisfied that the full and efficient use of any agricultural land is prevented by inadequacy of resources and where he is ...
... turned into a veritable nightmare for batsmen by heavy rain England and Australian players hurried to and from the pavilion as wickets tumbled with ’The Scoreboard bewildering rapidity First England declared at 68 seven when still 160 short of opponents’ ...
... island HAMBURG, Wednesday. T WO Heidelberg University students who have made an Invasion of the island of Heligoland, now used as an R.A.F. bombing target, risk being killed as British air authorities state that bombing will continue to-morrow if the ...
... of totally devastating conflict is rapidly convincing the whole world that a world federation government must be created “We are convinced that the' United Nations can only become a world government if the Assembly consists no longer of repre- sentatives ...
... 25 minutes Parkhouse main- batting tained a rigid defence during England which he took many balls on the Had England pad He made his first run with a single to leg but same over England grievous -the loss of Hutton Johnston : deceived him with a slight ...
... the HOlTlffilall Cup final. In 1947-48 the Welsh league included him in their referees' list, also the South Wales Amateur league. He held the whistle for a South Wales and Anglo Welsh amateur international trial. also the amateur cup semi-final. STILL ...
... handful of minor critics in this country began to fear that we were being dragged by America into another world war and into acceptance of the early use of the atom bomb. There was also the mischievous suggestion that MACARTHVR had exceeded the instructions ...