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... proud of the magnificent work done this direction in England during the last twenty-one years, which is a very short time to build up from being almost a nonentity into the foremost country in the world at thia difficult but very beautiful art. BalW should ...
... TUESDAY, England Face Stern Test ONLY a complete reversal of luck is likely to save England fron. defeat by Australia in the first Test match which enters probably its last and most crucial stage at Brisbane to-day. The position is that England will nsume ...
... WESTBURY’S CUP-TIE The referee in Westbury United’s first round proper Amateur Cup game at Brentwood and Warlcy on Jan. will be Mijor H. W. Waite, of The home dub are numbers of the Spartan League. The kick-off is timed for 2.15 and an extra half-hour ...
... M ); Athletic Sports Cup (Girls), Pinckney: Athletic Sports Cup (Boys). Fitzmaunce; Boys’ Rowing Cup. Fitzmaurice; Boys’ Cross Country Cup, Crompton: Boys’ P.T. Shield. Crompton; Girls’ Swimming Cup. Pinckney; Boys’ Swimming ...
... ENGLAND’S TEAM FOR SECOND TEST Compton Among 12 ENGLAND'S team for tho socond Test with Australia, starting at Mslbourne to-morrow, will chosen from tho following It players:— F. R. Brown (capt.), C. Washbrook, R. T. Simpson, J. G. Dawes, O. 8. C. Compton ...
... ENGLAND’S GREAT DAY! IN SECOND TEST ON THE STROKE of time, at Melbourne yesterday, Trevor Bailey, the England fast bowler, completed the rout of Australia for 194 runs on the first day ol the second Test. While the Enfland players congratulated each other ...
... SITUATIONS VACANT MAN reqd. for Plating Department. — Must be used to chromium work. Personne, Manager, S. Smith Sons (England) Ltd., Bishop's Cleeve. L 2173 DRESSMAKER reqd., able to make uniform dresses Wages £4/11/- per hour week.—Applications to the ...
... U.S. “EMERGENCY” DECLARATION “Grave Danger” Says Truman PRESIDENT TRUMAN told the American people last night he was proclaiming a State of National Emergency to-day because the U.S. was in grave danger created by the rulers of the Soviet Union.” But, ...
... WELLS JOURNAL AND SOMERSET AND WEST OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 10.',0 Agriculture and Industry Must Unite Successful First Annual Dinner of Central Somerset Farmers THE Central Somerset Group of the National Farmers’ Union held their ...
... ENGLAND NEED 151 RUNS FOR VICTORY WITH 8 WICKETS LEFT BOWLERS BACKED UP BY SOME FIRST-CLASS FIELDING VTEEDING a second-innings total of 179 to win the second Test X 1 at Melbourne, England, by the end of the third day, had lost the wickets of Washbrook ...
... say Americans expect more from England than from France. No A-bomb Veto The Washington Post said there was less functional unity in Western Europe, in spite of the plethora of paper work, than even before the first World War. Gould Lincoln. political ...
... World Pilgrim No. I PATS A MIT TO THE SOMEOSET STAMM= An interesting visitor to this cake recently was a 33-year-old Knight of the Road styling himself World Pilgrim No. 1. He was Mr. Fred Kendall-Husband, who, over a period of years, has tromped ...