... fallen on unheeding ears or were used to sustain _ the false accusation of warmongering. FREE WORLD ROUSED Suddenly the lightning flash in Korea and the spreading conflagration which followed it had roused the whole free world to a keen and vehement realisation ...

... a spade while it was along the foot of a wall in Panro Street, Broughty Ferry. Twelve hundred delegates from all parts the world attended the first conferef 1 yesterday of the Salvation Army national Youth Congress in London. Fifteen students taking part ...

... country can have such an illusion to-day. None of them woidd bo spared in a Soviet war against Western civilisation. We must all use what time we have to make such a war impossible.— Daily Dispatch. FREE WHEEL. For ardent Home Rulers, convinced of Scotland's ...

... Belgian lace, only 12 inches wide, is on sale in Edinburgh., price £9 per yard. A Dunfermline man ruined his evening paper. He used it as hat in downpour- Golfers waiting on the sixth tee at Do*' 11 ' field golf course, Dundee, can pass the tit* 10 eating ...

... In alluding to visit to a silversmith’s in London for the purpose of see ing the Goodwood racing cups the writer adds:— Mr Hancock subsequently favoured us will view a magnificient silver mess box, intended for presentation by Prince Demidoff of Russia ...