... yesterday afternoon. He was awarded 17 prizes, including 12 firsts, and received the Foundation Cup for gaining the highest total of points and the R. H. White Cup for carnations. The show, which was officially opened by Mr. J. N Derbyshire (Mechanics president) ...

... war is part of the Communist attempt to conquer the world. In Korea you will be fighting as surely in the defence of your homeland as if you were in the fields of France or on the beaches of England.” Throughout the embarkation kilted pipers and drummers ...

... rock for about 1.000 feet Eventually the rocks gave place to ice. Steps had be cut lor Marjorie as she had no crampons—spike, used for climbing steep ice. During the descent there was a danger of the party becoming a target for falling debris. Had to wade ...

... after all. a secret which is hidden from the ‘wisdom of this world only a Christian basis . . . Now the whole political and social tradition for which this country has stood in the world hitherto takes for granted the sovereignty of God and the Christian ...

... Moscow. Dr. Fisher «aVs': “Your call to Christians everywhere to struKKle against the menace of world catastrophe and In the name of the Saviour of the world to be real creators of peace elicits an immediate response from my own heart Gravest threats tion ...

... Atlantic Alliance, and it would be difficult to deny that Sir Stafford Cripps was also interested in Baden-Powcll. is now to be used, it is said, as a homecraft train, ing centre for Girl Guides. There seems to have been no question of calling the Conservalive ...