... cup of tea landlady annoyed WHEN is an early morning cup of tea too early? A set_ side landlady was said in court yesterday, to have considered 6.40 an unearthly hour, And the judge agreed it was a bit early. But it depended on what time you were ...

... specialities. Most of the products of these village crafts have their uses, either functional or decorative, in the home. Wrought-iron gates, electric lamps all grades of pottery for ornament or use baskets, chairs, furniture and hand-woven fabrics. THE cost of ...

... and towels, used as directed. a refrigerator intelligently used. a little common for kisses left within the cup, at the Sanitary Inspectors' sense and a lot of common decency, and we can quickly become the safest food-handlers in the world Mr. S. S. ...

... him. I have no use at all for the methods employed by some present-day managers who occupy a touch-line bmch so that they can be in the closest possible touch with their players all the time. As manager of Portsmouth I used to reckon that my Job was done ...

... his spare time Harry is the world champion ox-roaster. In his white coat, apron and red beret, with the fire glowing along the bright blade of his knife, he has been a colourful figure at carnivals in all parts of England. In his time he reckons to have ...

... PUT US IN MARS By Alan Dick WHEN Hermann Hoene was a young Luftwaffe pilot, hoping to fly over England, he dreamt of flying over Mars, he told the World Space Travel Congress, in London Yesterday. . He fondled aluminium models of a space station and a ...

... Ryder Cup golfers eclipsed Fran JOHN CAHOON HOYLAKR Thursday. IT has been a black day for the British Ryder Cup team in the News of the World match play championship here. Eight men were nominated for ' the trip to America next month As the watery sun ...

... SHOWS US-BUT WE SELL IN PARIS By MARJORIE PROOPS DRESSES straight from Paris were shown in London yesterday. Average price £2OO. And in France, dresses straight from England were selling in a big Paris store at prices ranging from £6 10s. to „HO. The ...

... Birmingham Cup was placed shop window for the benefit of admiring fans It there very before a window prize In football thief nor Cup ever found A new trophy made and was first won by Sheffield Wednesday Then following year 1897 Aston Villa won the Cup for third ...

... Tail’s XI will be: F R Brown (England and Northants) A Bedser (England and Surrey) E Bedser (Surrey) B H (England and Surrey) J Parker (Surrey) J W McMahon (Surrey) (J J Whittaker (Surrey) B Constable (Surrey) L Fish lock (England and Surrey) G Head-lev (West ...

... GARDNER MUST USE BOTH HANDS TO WIN By Clifford Webb WTSIDE the ring it seems so easy. For instance. it should only be necessary to say to Jack Gardner just before he ducks under the ropes to fight Hein Ten Hoff in Berlin tomorrow, Remember . . . You've ...

... enthusiastic audiences. On his return to England he said that the Americans want peace and are deeply concerned about keeping it. He thought they were perhaps more pessimists about the possibility of a third world war than people in Britain and that the ...