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... Yongdong, central sector city and pivot of the U.S. defence area, had fallen, and that a threat was developing in the extreme south-west from the Communist 4th Division. This respite was efifectively used. The 25 th Division arrived in Korea, presumably ...
... not fall to pieces which means that you use it many times Its price is 8d The tablecloth and napkins are made to look like damask cloth— -they even have just the right sheen on them American housewives are using paper gloves for housework They are made ...
... in my shirt and trousers, and soe attired we to Lake Thula, and by steamer to the Beattie cases. which minded us of those at Cheddar in England. At nights to a cafe with tables on the pavement. and there we salt in greats content drinking coffee and watchin4 ...
... seeing Ruth Lercher could say was We shall look into it. who stayed with us last year , Now. with the support of She was so upset when she left several local organisations, us that she cried on the station platform. including the British Legion, I haven't ...
... His lips on hers were a promise of security. The world well lost was, after all, a phrase that had some meaning. For love of Paul Winter- ton she had lost her world her own small, gay, exciting world but she had not repented of her bargain. When you ...
... grouse-moors no longer lure away everybody who is anybody. Let us hope that some people who may at least claim to be somebodies, will remain at their posts and do something strenuous to get us out of the ugly mess in which we seem to be caught. This, indeed ...
... fires at the Forum. Perkins is a fairly new entrant into the cinema managers' world: in fact four years ago he was in the Army. Nothing very unusual in that--Quite a number of us were still in the services in 1946—but Mr. Perkins was a regular soldier and ...
... during sticky moments on the Western Front in World War I. Not a few gourmets of the period preferred to see those boys with a rifle rather than with a spoon. Military cookery, a chap in close touch assures us, is vastly improved since then. Cooks are now ...
... shake you : try cutting out the old cup-o'-char as well. No meat, no tea; no tea, no tannin. No tannin, no leather for a stummick. See ? We do. Dreadful stuff, tea. Makes your liver like a piece of leather. Get us a cup of tea from the canteen, George ! ...
... Two of these players —Bartram and Bhreeve—will getting their second benefits. NO PA CUP-TIIS SHREWSBURY TOWN, one THE four new League cluba. have withdrawn from the A Cup owing congestion of fixtures. They were due to play Oswestry or Hednesford on September ...
... action. Thus, if the seta; of a caterpillar are singed, or sprayed with w'ater from an atomiser, smeared with vaseline or THE WORLD OF SCIENCE. By MAURICE BURTON, D.Sc. they are in ourselves. In addition, the sum total of our knowledge of their function is ...
... St. Paul's' ,Cray. was fined 30s. at Bromley on Monday for using a car with al -fective braking system. John Launder. of Park-avenue. Orpington. was fined 30s. at Bromley on Monday for using a car with a defective braking' system. For a similar offence ...