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... because it will increase his income-tax. The nation is in fact composed of dole-drawers and tax dodgers. each of us is one or the other and most of us are both. Those in the higher income groups are obliged to submit to a subsidy of £8 each on their food. All ...

... 48 hours what to do about for settling the Korean dead- Joel Indla's small nations plan members late U.?' appears in the use propagi Nc one —to Asia. does nu_ recognises Unite' -- tion claims present recognises Koreans. South p' Most members Yugoslavia ...

... DRIVEN S ÜBMARINE W ITHIN the next few months the Government may begin to build the first atomic energy-driven submarine in the world. The start-at-once order may follow the completion of an atomic ship design, which is being speeded up In the light of the ...

... and Miss E. Reckitt. Mr.. Marshall served In both World Wars. My wife and 1 would like to ray how much we have enjoyed the kindness of the folk of Pembrokeshire. he told me. It really has impressed us. ...

... vacation. It entailed hard work and long hours, but these amateur waiters found it an en, tirely new experience and enabled us to find out how the Territorial Army functions. Film Notes By PETER C. DAVALLE Four Men and a- Mouthorgan Make the Moon American ...

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... of classical trasts the lack of anew growth composed to-day, comparable to allusion ;as I read I thought of literature in England with the great achievements of the We are sure to come to the the ferment of ideas she has past. But an enormous amount ...

... East Germany has been reeseedy white warrant the deduction that her search elsewhere has been disappointing. On the known world resources of. uranium' she started at a disadvantage. The most extensive ores were and still an more accessible to the Western ...

... prevented any play in the women's lawn tennis international between England and Wales at Stradey Park. Llanelly, yesterday and the match was abandoned with England leading 4-2. On Monday England won the four singles matches and Wales both of the doubles. There ...

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