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... unmarried. 180 on the premises, a new form of communal life slowly builds up. They have formed a club with sections for tennis, chess, table tennis. etc., for which the place is well equipped. They have cinema shows once a week. Most popular is the Listeners' ...
... the distribution for the year up to 171 per cent—the same as for 1938. The carry-forward 11 raised from £131,000 to £151,000 Chess National Sank statement at December 30 last shows deposits of 2.803.730.000 dole. compared with 2234,331000 dole. a year ago ...
... Mats Wed Thura S * t 2 . 30 . CRITERION . The French for Love . October 31 , 1 & 39 . 8 . 30 . Mats Tues Sat 2 . 30 . Dt * CHESS Golden Cuckoo . January 2 . 1930 . 8 . 35 . Mats Thufs Sat 2 . 30 . EMBASSY , . Dec . 22 . 1930 . » . Mon . ) . Mats Wed Thurs ...
... Sorrel. 7. Add these up to FIFTY : Maximum points for table tennis game PLUS Hearts in the card pack PLUS Black pieces in a chess set. SOLUTIONS. —l. Tempest; 2. Blue; 3. Epstein; 4. Mantelpiece; 5. Moody; 6. Oleander (poisonous evergreen); 7. 21 plus 13 ...
... Oswald Mosley's View Meanwhile Sir Oswald Mosley also, it seems, had the same fear of England becoming a chess board, for, on January 27, he told members of the Edinburgh House Club at Cricklewood: We must mind our own business and let others mind theirs ...
... seriously. In this series of articles I shall deal with some of these games. Some are old, much older even than bridge and chess, others are quite new. All are of the type that can fill in a winter’s evening or be taken up when there are too many or too ...
... he was usher at the Bankruptcy Court and the Court of . Petty BCIIIIIOIIII. A keen and skilful chess player. he was one of the founders of Rkttersea Chess Club. He was also a good Rugby foot• ball player. FORMER QUEEN'S At one time he held the posnion ...
... billiards and for the more energetic two lullsize table tennis tables. Darts enthusiasts were catered for a ith two hoards, and chess and draughts were at hand, besides many othertnteresting &sines. The canteen was also well aupported. The club is run under ...
... have access to it from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. and the amenities include a canteen, reading and writing room, and games (chess. draughts, darts, cards, dominoes, etc.) Members also attend free most concerts, dances, whist drives, and other entertainments ...
... I GET RID OF RIVER HAS DRIED UP'. DOCTOR WANTS TO ' EVERY FISH WE CATCH ROGGE SEE. %/A WEATHER IS TOO POPE•iE LOOKS LIKE `CHESS I-lOT, TOO coLD, 01-I,MV HERE TOO TOO H • IT ALWAYS'' , al • 'TOO I ...
... (which were not specified in the official announcement) are assumed in order to meet the British blockade with a superior chess move. Explaining the appointment, the official German News Agency states: All Upper Reich officials who have anything to ...
... billiards and for the more energetio two fullsize table tennis tables, Darts enthusiasts were catered for with two hoards, and chess ang draughts were at hand, besides many other interesting games, £ : ’_!:he‘ca_nt_eer_\ was also well supported The club is ...