... Blind Maa's She was ill in bed, and her husband was making her a cup of tea. I can't find the tea. he called out. don't knoW what could be easier to find, she answered. It's right in front of the pantry shelfin a cocoa tin marked Matches. * Chrishaas ...

... following his steal the limelight. F.A. Cup competition what it is. . demobilisation in April, 1944. On present-day form. however. the Newcastle United. another team Ramsey quickly gained new prospective Cup winners appear to with a big reputation, should ...

... the whole MERSEYSIDERS CHOSEN England RU Trial Four Merseyside players are in the final England Union trial at Twickenham on January 6 They are V R Tindall (Liverpool University) J T Bartlett (Waterloo) who are in the England side and M Regan (Liverpool) ...

... United States and Canada was Buffs commanded bv Lieu- that they were thoroughly useful tenant-Colonel F W B Parry and! thoroughly harmonious' Menace of Communism Of the present world situation Mr The name of Sir Leslie Plummer :T the chairman of the The greatest ...

... peoples of the whole world have seen the bankruptcy of this) reactionary policy by the United States. it Is a policy which has pushed the whole world to the abyss of war. President Truman has openly announced consideration for the use of the atom bomb in ...

... v. Scotland (5); v. England (3); v Ireland (4): v. Belgium (2); and v. Portugal and Switzerland In these matches he has scored 12 goals, but he admits that his greatest ambition now Is to live up to his £30,000 tag and to win Cup and League championship ...

... Albert Stubbins Says- 'Cup Davids May Carry Some Shocks HO'S tor Wembley this time? atmosphere may unsettle some of the That's the question soccer fans visitors. over England are asking now Ho we ver, the fact that Walsall once beat Arsenal at Walsall ...

... have been trying to use the reverses in Koma as a wedge with which to separate the U.S and the British Commonwealth Britain has made a bold, stroke which should help strengthen the alliance that is the backbone of ti free world Thirdly the new isolationists ...

... was born In November, 1919, when Slr Rom and Slr Keith Smith made a pioneer Right from England to Australia and himself a pilot 01 distinction In the recent world war. 3.—Jack and Norman Parker. Cyril and Sert Roger, I Fred and Eric Williams, Malcolm ...

... TO COVER THE WORLD News of the possibility of a Big. Four meeting was given by Frederick Cook. London Evening Standard correspondent in Washington. He qi•G.ed a Paris report to the New York Times that it appeared almost certain that the U.S.. Britain and ...

... status are also much concerned with a chance to appear among the Cup high and mighty One recalls what they did against Chelsea and Liverpool in gala cup seasons I recall too a famous Cup-tie visit to York (where they play on Saturday) when their centre ...

... Stubbins score his flying header in the cup-tie against Birmingham. and Jackie Balmer scoring his third goal of his third successive hat-trick. My biggest disappointment was last season, when Arsenal pipped us to the cup. I hope you will print this letter ...