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... `World will watch us at election time' JEWISH MINISTER ON THE GUIDANCE OF RELIGION Nations throughout the world will be watching with profound concern how Englishmen will act at the forthcoming General Election to see how we, as representatives of a ...
... mmy Briggs to lead England attack against Swiss ECALL of Arsenal's Laurie Scott and a severe international test for tne League's ace goal-scorer, Tommy Briggs, of Imsby. are tbe news-points about England's B team to et Switzerland at Sheffield on ...
... JOHN WALTERS investigates growing U.S. complaints about our Dollar Exports THIS up against to denounce the boxes in which they are packed. IT wouldn't surprise me to learn that the United States has a secret Brains Trust, perpetually engaged in thinking ...
... matches Tooting and Sutton in Amateur Cup CI'P continue to command attention three premier amateur soccer clubs on Saturday After defeats Tooting and Mitcham to return winning form at the of Hounslow in FA Amateur Cup The Corinthian this season however and ...
... ever a cricketer who played for England against Australia and for Australia against England ? W F OSMOND William-street Newport Yes there is one instance Australia against England on the run ? 1876 four times for England W but later descends and the 1— ...
... constructive passes: hew to use the open spaces tno. Mabel, not the Hole in•th'-Wall!) and how to play as a team. It's much faster, too! It was all Ravers Old Bob remembers the year Blackburn Olympic became the lwst club to take the Cup out of the South—and ...
... South Africa for air crew training. and by the /time he was back in England to 1944 he had almost forgotten what a football pitch looked like. /*flooring a *umber opera- Watford Cup-tie Wettotd. seta, police recommendsi tie t,.. ; , t h tr i, La med• ...
... IN LONDON LAST NIGHT New England life is raw NEW LINDSEY THEATRE New England Night THE co-authors of this untidy piece, like many modern American dramatists, seemed determined to exploit the tawdry side of Clod's own country. Apparently there are as ...
... memory and try to guess who, what and where ;wers in column four overleaf. dr IV t : • v . 5. This fellow used his head, and a famous team won the F.A. Cup. Name the man, the team, and also the League Champions. _ + • • * a I . 4 6. They called him the fastest ...
... be ready for use at the start of the season. Already, the derelict grounds are taking new shapes and, a fortnight ago, two of the four football pitches which have been laid. were used for the first time. il, other two may not be fit for use for some time ...
... which an ex-Wehrmacht Colonel replies: Let us raise our cof lee cups to the victorious Labour Party I No one could have avenged us so thoroughly on England as the Labour Party has done . Everything England wanted to defend has gone. Her ...
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