... one show which regularly picks up awards and high ratings despite its self-appointment as the viewers' social conscience, Mann said re cently in an American magazine interview: This isn't lib blab sen timental crap and garbage from the sixties like Cagney ...

... additions to Mr. lorcelul letter In lam week's “W-UP.”? I heartily agree with all he says about the nauseating subject ol garbage, but would like emphasize eveu more certain points. Especially would draw readers' attention to the criminally extravagant ...

... about it all. Rubbish was COLLECTED in a London park before her arrival and then DUMPED at strategic intervals so it could be picked up again by Mrs Thatcher in a blaze of publicity. Paul Hallsworth, a sweeper at St James's Park in London gave the game away ...

... heiress who one dark night falls over the side of her luxury yacht, moored off a charming fishing village. She is picked up by a garbage boat and taken ashore without any recollection of who she is or w hat she is. This is where the local carpenter (Kurt ...

... particuiar the men working at the destructor. They worked in an unhealthy atmosphere in close contact with refuse and garbage, and they had to pick up the salvage with their fingers. She thought that some of the £33,000 could be used in improving tho conditions ...

... solicited charity the street. She lived on crusts bread, the refuse of cabbages Mid other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while the door of th© concierge from want food, but she ...

... .charity in the street. She lived on crusts of breat, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concirge from want of food ...

... the litter had not been imme• diately picked up, the plate would speedily lave become intolerable. But the in the buildings and the place. keeping without were excellent, and • new receptacle for cremating the garbage, without smell or offense, fed its own ...

... invariably have as companions a number of rooks, the whole of them usually to be seen feeding on the garbage floating on the water, by sweeping down, picking up morsels, and flying up again with them. The other day, however, there were several gulls swimming ...

... and betrayed the Peace. In order to discredit Wilson in every phase of his character and conduct, the historian even picks up garbage from the gutter. Gradually (he say') mysterious rumours began to circulate which threw doubts on his immaculacy. None ...

... housewives willingly give them rmission to sift through their dustbins. Garbology professor William Rathse said: Garbage has a message. Our garbage project makes people aware of what they buy and what they waste. The project has drawn 'the attention of powerful ...

... were having a mock battle with pieces of old iron and broken pieces of furniture, scattering dirt in all directions as they picked up new objects to brandish. There, a swarm of flies bussed over the carcass of a eat. A resident later told the Kensington ...