... selected are: Swaythling Cup (world men's team championship), J. Leach (Essex), A. C. W. Simons (Gloucester), B. Kennedy (Yorkshire). ~ Corbillon Cup (women's world team championship), Miss R. Rowe and Miss D. Rowe. Greasley in Badminton Trial Match K. ® GREASLEY ...

... teams or a little of both, England and Scotland cannot apparently start a match with one of the stronger Continental of South American sides on more than level terms, I APPETITE WHETTED Recent results, particularly in the World Cup last summer at Rio De Janeiro ...

... playing resources, City will continue to aim high. O & © : It has been a bad year ifor England in the Intertnational Soccer world. | i The World Cup fiasco isent England’'s sporting istock tumbling, while the sfailure to defeat Yugoislavia ...

... into a puppet of the totalitarian ideal L et us make sure by our own observation and intelligence that the men who profess to lerd England to a new greatness are not in fact leading her to oblivion. Let us make up our minds at thip Christmas time whether ...

... y ) Entries for l' asase ecaaeneen ‘ ot Gold Cu) ISH horses are . L . bered in next seasong 5 s old Cup, which s = ¢ o o o 9 i niquely Qualifie S U.S. Presi MOSLEM o9Oays U.J. estdent ‘{IOTS FOREIGN and Defence Ministers of the twelve Atlantic Pact 3 ...

... years. During that iime Quebec had made greater industrial progress ‘than any other part of the world. OoIL, TOO In Alberta, which could easily swallow up England and Wales, had been found one huge underground luake of o'l. That oil was being taken to the ...

... been “ iput in order,” he saicf must make us all‘and the work of the hierarchy ‘hink very seriously about the!in the past 100 years could be tu:urce bec&lu.sait;tt-sh?l hold wh%gh |witnessed by all the world. the Commun! ave on the i eastern countries ...

... his grey'hounds in the coursing field this winter Of the many useful greynounds seen out from his Kennel this season, none makes more appeal than Holystone History runner-up for the Altcar Cup in November This second-season dog has shown tremendous improvement ...

... 30. PRINCESS. — “Pride of Kentucky,” 5.45, 8.55. “Girl from Jones Beach” 7.20. News 5.35, 8.45. NEW ENGLAND.—Border Incident” 6.30, 9.15. “Two - Gun Cup'g” 5.10, 8.00, MUSK (R (Sat, 6.53, a‘as')' ;“ Town” 738 (Sak, 530, ' i wenaiy - ABa ...

... PERSONAL MR. W. CLIPSTONE, “New Inn” New England, who is Indls!)us-3d in Hospital, wishes to thank all callers and inquirers, and hopes to be with them in the near future. C 5-12 AN EXTRA attraction to _aterest all (men in particular), at Fairways this ...

... how we may interpret these things, W. D, Wright, a scientist who specialises in the physics of vision, will tell us how our eves may deceive us dollars for Britain. The Human Body NIIDLAND listeners, especially many of those living in Corby, will have more ...

... die. “There are no reserves to send. We have only one trained division in the US. and no reserve in Japan.” “France will not fight, and England will not fight because England is a second-grade nation.” “l am not an appeaser, but | say that we should evacuate ...