... EXETER SUPPORTERS WILL FLY TO SEE CUP-TIE CITY ALLOCATED 1,600 TICKETS FOR GRANDSTAND SEVERAL Exeter City supporters intend to fly to see their team meet Liverpool in the fourth round of the F.A. Cup on January 28, and advance inquiries have already been ...

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... 1950 SOUTH WESTERN GAS BOARD NEW WORLD Gas Cookers Special Features New World cooking standards Simple and dignified appearance Radar vitreous enamelled finish Single-burner oven 16in high I8in wide I4in deep Spring seal oven door Gas lighter and cookery ...

... Monday EVENING HERALD 99 1950 SOUTH WESTER N' G AS B RD 1 1 - - NEW WORLD Gas Cookers Special Features New World cooking standards Simple and dignified appearance Radar vitreous enamelled finish Single-burner oven 16in high 18in wide I4in deep Spring ...

... WANTED. REQUIRED end January, situation GARDENER-HANDYMAN or general farm work; good milker, driver, stack building, hedging, used horses: cottage, garden, with electric preferred.—N 28, Morning News, Plymouth. EX Police Officer, 51. seeks position of trust ...

... the replay of the Cup-tie. At meeting last night Sir Clifford said that they had looked fbrward to taking a trip of 500 miles and then reporting satisfactory things. We started off. he said. with all the good intentions in the world, and we hoped to ...

... draw in the third round tie at Home Park on Saturday. MANY GOALS IN CUP-TIES Q.OALS profusion provided over a million spectators with plenty of thrills at the 32 Third Round F.A. Cup-ties on Saturday, although there were few surprising results. The goals ...

... First and Last Racing Pigeon Loft, in England, Carrallack, St. Just, a distance of 483 miles on the day. While exercising with its com- anions it was struck by a falcon, scaping from this deadly enemy of the pigeon world, it flew into its loft mortally wounded ...

... brewed cup of CO-OP with cakes perhaps the housewife (bless heirtl) surely earned In the office Fourses (served usually at half-past three when afternoon blank- ' descends upon brainworker) also brings encouragement of hot CO-OP good that office cup in finest ...

... impressed in the County game last week-end for their useful constructive play. They first caught Long's eye on October 1 when they were included in the St Austell side which put Ilfracombe out of the F.A. Cup in the first qualifying round at Marlborough park ...

... with a 35-yards •hot, worthy of a goal, which cracked the crossbar, with England's | Bert Williams well out of the pic- CO-OP WELFARE pO-OP. WELFARE, last season Wednesday Senior Cup, reachei win over Wednesday United by In three meetings between the 1 ...

... Ladies were good value for thenr decisive 7-0 hockey win over Torbay Ladies on Saturday. Their forward line, with West- of England player stinchcombe outstanding, found their best form and quickly established a four-goal lead. Winser at left-inner, tried ...