Chepstow Town Clerk, Mr. A. Gill, said that he understood the house was soon to become the property of the Church of England, and that the squatters had promised to leave at the request of the Parish Vicar. As far as he knew, nothing was being done to provide alternative accommo

Aberdeen 4, Falkirk 3. Clyde 1, Hearts 2. Hibernian 4, Celtic 2. Kilmarncck 3, Partick. Thistle 2. Morton 2, Queen's Park 1. - Motherwell 0, Queen of South 1. Rangers 4, St. Mirren 0. Third Lanark 3, Hamilton 5. SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP DIV. B Albion R. 5, Ayr U. 4. Alloa Ath. 0, St.

A possible reason for this disappointing start is that the Midland sides have been hard hit by injuries. The Albion, most successful club in the diptrict, have been lucky enough to field the same side for all their five opening games, but it is a very different story with the ot

Established 1938 Certified Dividends Sept. 21

I have been compiling a list of horses that I think will be winning races very shortly, and suggest it may be worth while to make a note of them. I was at the last Windsor meeting when Elysium was backed like a good thing for the Henley Handicap over six furlongs. Gordon leichar

Sunday, March 9 (554th day of war) Following passing of Lease-and- Lend Bill through Senate, U.S.A. are drafting a three-year aid-to- Britain plan worth £2,500,000,000. An Italian commerce raider has been sunk in the Indian Ocean. Monday, March 10 According to Belgrade, Germany