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... TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1950. WORLD OF SPORT GOSSIP Argentine Ready for English Soccer Test: Betting in Britain Slowly Decreasing COMMENTING in Buenos Aires to-day on the proposed Soccer matches in England this month, when Racing Club, the Argentine ...
... Bookcases. excellent qualiti, Axminster Carpets, China and Glass. Plate and Cutlery, Radiation New World Gas Cooker, Easiwork oak Kitchen Cabinet, and other useful effects. On view morning of sale from 10.0. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. promptly. Catalogues (price ...
... at 54/71, Standards 18/71, and Henry Me 4/7i. Reg Harris Aims at World Record Reg Harris, of Manchester, the world professional sprint cycling champion, will attempt to set up a new world record for the one kilometre (1,093 yards) standing start at the ...
... and SON, 58, GOSFORD STREET sod 21, JORDAN WELL Clever Football by Swiss Delights 50,000 BUT ENGLAND GET THE GOALS F OR the first time in this country an England B team took part in a representative match, Switzerland B providing the opposition at ...
... that Randolph Turpin was a coming world champion. I shall have a shot at bringing the championship fight to Ooventry. he said. Ted Temme. asked how it was that new records could still be made in the athletic world, commented: The athlete of 50 years ...
... particular. All the enemy forces of two world wars failed to starve the British people, yet this power has been placed in the hands of one man. His name is not Hitler, although his dictatorial actions remind us of this fanatic. The duty of a Minister ...
... Nemo promotion year when only 30.514 saw the final City triumph, and that January P.A. Cup-tie. 1937. when, with Chariton Athletic on top of the football world. only 29,072 turned up to see them at Highfield Road. Flights of Fancy The question posed, ...
... captain of the Brandon Bees ; Ivor Preece, captain of Coventry P.C. and the England Rugby Union team; Miss Kay Stammers. permanent non-playing captain of the British Wightman Cup team; Harry Storer; E. H. Temme, the only man who has swum the English Channel ...
... British civil aviation has laboured since the var.': Largest in World The Stmtocruisers. each of which accommodate 55 to 60 passengers. are the largest airliners in service in the world. ^ Caledonia continues the name of the short Empire flying boat ...
... affections, from which none of us can altogether free ourselves but to the general . interest of national solvency and stability, and to the contribution which the nation must make to the economy and peace • of the world. The clear duty of all who I ...
... as quickly as that reached by the Tories after the first world war. Does she remember who was Minister of Health and resnonsible for housing in the Coalition Government soon after the first world war? It was Dr. Addison. now Labour leader of the House ...
... register to be published on March 15. Provisional electors lists are on view from to-morrow, January 10, in constituencies in England and Wales. and anyone omitted may claim to be included up to Jan. 24.' Mr. Ernest Bevin, Britain's Foreign Minister, entered ...