" " SECTION Results King Crorn W M IR. /SNOOKER 8 B.W E. 227 Booth Ward 1;5. Bolton Brow 233; Stddal 208. Fnendly 715; P w L Itiuddenden Toot IF.I. Drers 223: BeZton Brow Luddrnden Foot Luddenden King CMS% WM ll 6 5 12 King Cross Lib'. • 9 5 4 10 131 , 1 th Ward Wheatley Lee Mou

EM. 12 21b 0 13 54 4 Wheatley Bolton Brow .. Luddenden Foot Pel:on Social . Friendly South Word Siddal B W F.. Km, Cross W.M. Cross Lib,. Remolts Wheatley 20. !Won Social 13: ?rndl R. Soldal 1,. Bo,ton Brow 18 South Ward li. S WE. 16. King W%l i 7 ?nandly i 7 r 0 14 King Cross 7

The coming week will cee a resumption of activities by local billiards and snooker organi3ations. and a ver buss week is in prospect. On Monday the Institutes League resume, on Tuesday the Parish and Akroydon. On Wednesday. there is the first leg of the Charity Tournament final

An Australian truit tin containing 20 florins, 8 shillings. 14 sixpences and a number of trouser buttons has beep found burled near Buitenzorg. It was believed that the "treasure trove" was hidden an unknown Australian soldier fighting the Japanese in the area in 1912.—Reuter.

I k..l7.ern tat:on Horse_ wh:ch - n 3i a Loge 14) • 1 gel ni.xed - - UP v..th a cad 10 Freai r.g ' aaratlon (6i II Set up (9 IS Being tin(she d can never make a full recovery (41 IS Frant halt of a tandem (3. IS Tunefuj . a:d man (5 ) 17 Fmk about —. 20 Where you eo on iet.r..is

JAP BID A call for more precise information on growing Japanese textile ° l 'production than is at present:, !available for any proposed fact'finding Anglo-American trade mission is made in this month's! "Manchester Chamber of Commerce Record." " Generalisation is dangerous in!

Batley v. WARRINGTON BRADFORD N. v. Caatleford BRAMLEY v. Hull K.R. Belle Vue v. SALFORD Featherstone v. KEIGHLEY HUDDERSFIELD v. Barrow HULL v. Leigh Huns let v DEWSBURY Oldham V. WIGAN Rochdale v. ST. HELENS SWINTON V. Workington Wakefield v. LEEDS WIDNES v. York WHITEHAVEN V.

Engineering in Halifax, principally machine-tool making. not . • only kept busy throughout the year T urning point but had a good deal of overtime working. Some firms began the with orders on their books that would keep them busy for tao in our years. .Work ahead is still very iu

TELEVISION Mrs. Ellen Wilkes. of Finham ;Green Farm. Leamington Road, IFinharn. near Coventry, will be 100. Ito-morrow. When she was eight years of age ; she saw Queen Victoria and Prince. Albert drive to open Aston Hall, in; her native Birmingham. She is in good health, and one