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... THIS WORLD OF OURS Prof. Astbury praises U.S. medicine PROFESSOR W. T. ASTBURY. who ■holds the Chair c* Bioxnolecular Structure at the University Leeds, reached Plymouth yesterday after a two-month stay the United States. With American experts he has ...
... British bread is best in world -- - British bread. allowing for the difference in the grade of flour, is better than in any country in the world. said Mr. Herbert Penny, I National President of the Master Bakers' and Confectioners' Association. in Leeds ...
... the long winter evenings. I Confidence Restored The Armagh victories against Antrim in the Dr. McKenna Cup final and against Down in the Dr. Lagan Cup have restored confidence in the side following the defeat by Mayo in the All-Ireland semi-final at Croke ...
... It's a Right-handed World PHYSICALLY speaking, this is a right - handed world. What place is there in its structure, then, for our three-year-old son, who uses his left hand when stirring his tea and chalking futuristic art-work on the walls? It is a ...
... history. We can all be proud of them It is also a source of pride to us that our country was asked to furnish the first commander of the United Nations troops. It is fortunate for the world that we had the right man for this purpose—a man who is a very great ...
... third. Pootball . .—Midnurat Charity Cup. first round: !Macon 2. Petworth 3: Rake 2. Pittieworth 11; rltedham 6. Hasiemere Athletic 0: Orayswood 3. Oral:Rum I: Hidhurat 3. Heyshott 0: Cocking 2. Hammer a.—lntermediate Cup. first round: Fernhunt 4. Midhumt ...
... SimoiT HINCKLEY’S HOPES Dee’s IN CUP TIE ' GOSSIII 1 EICESTERSHIRE'S last two romainina clubs In this season's FA. Cup Compotl- WWWwwi|« (ion, Hinckley Athletic and Brush Sports, clash in the third qualifying round *t Hinckley on October it, in a match ...
... Ken Traill, of Bradford Northern, has played loose forward for England In France, for Great Britain in New Zealand, and has been round the world on a football tour, but he has yet to play for Yorkshire. He reaches the bottom rung of the representative ...
... won their final victory; that now It was universally agreed that the use of England's greatest national asset, the land, should be planned In the national interest, everyone could sit back and be happy. Almost at once the fight!ng broke out — Plerce leuers ...
... really thought about England in his three months here—he was prompted.* honest Jack. tell us what yon really feel with the gloves off about the States and England.' Ho thought for a moment, paused. and said: 'Thls century has proved England cannot exist without ...
... WEST SUSSEX GAZETTE & SOUTH OF ENGLAND ADVERTISER: Brighton & Hove Searchlight FISHERMEN'S TROUBLES IT WAS not surprising that. what with the bad weather and Invasions of spider crabs and octopi In Channel, the quarterly report presented at last week's ...
... all goes to show . . .! The watchers We passed a new housing estate and saw a crowd of children watching us. They should, have been marching with us. There are far more children outside the Sunday Schools than insicis. Need we wonder at the high rate of ...