... TRAIN ON FIRE Police reinforcements were called out as the strikers tried ito beat off the “invasion.” Four Russian officers looked The tank was set on BN a stray shell this morning. | ° lon without interiering. Company officials announced‘BO ln I 0 The ...

... YA A -pud, Aot Fired Rockets on Pitch Save A WILDLY enthusiastic’ crowd last night saw Arsenal suffer their first de-| feat in Brazil when they lost I—o to Vasco Da Gama, con-| sidered the crack South| American team. When Nes—‘ tor scored 12 minutes before ...

... when the scores of fire watchers guarding shops, warehouses, garages and other premises came off duty after their second night ~of voluntary | watching. 1 It is estimated that since March, 1946, the total damage caused by main fires runs into well over ...

... T Killed wWo tiieaq, Fifty Injured TW() women were killed and 50 injured when fire swept the Great Lakes steamship Noronic, in Toronto harbour to-day. Many were trapped aboard. Reports from the dock where }_he yess_el was tied up stated that when lire ...

... carpet ‘gfi:fi“e%f‘%igggggd“ R%ad' and the guard, it looked as if ‘and MTr. A. M. Smith, of Westdeceased had held this shawl | zooq Sireet, . ‘over the guard in front of‘ There will be public recogthe gas fire. It had cau%ht ‘nition of two new preachersalight ...

... century B.C. at Alexandria, and it consisted of a tall stone tower having an open fire burning at its summit. Similar firebeacons were erected later at many places to guard our own shores and the last of these—at Flat Holm in the Bristol Channel—was not ...

... sound “Still” and Trouin, fell into Britisn %efirst suitable day after next‘,the guard will present arms.,hands at ‘Trafalgar. The ednesday, when the Implac-| Then the firing key will be French Naval Attache and able will be towed from Ports- pressed. ‘Frcnch ...

... clambered on to the platorm, and went off cheerfully. Epsom fire brigade and amulance arrived but were not The five injured, who were ot detained at Epsom and istrict Hospital, included the otorman and guard of the fingham to London Bridge Up and down lines were ...

... Hugin, beyond the horizon, resting on their oars and fishing. To come in now, would catch the defending Britons off their guard. So the gentlemen invaders of 1949 gave the “enemy” a fighting chance, Not before 2 p.m. on “D for Dane” Day (July 28th) will ...

... service was conducted bðe Rev. Howard V. Green (Rector of Crowm Members of the Cro d Fire Service and former members of the Crowland Royal Observer Corps formed a guard of honour at the Abbey entrance. Dr. Husband-Clutton formed the Royal Observer Corps ...

... cordon of R.AF, road guards. Many watched until early to-day. Throughout the hours of darkness the sky was lit up with the glare of burning incendiaries, and it was not until dawn that the fire died down and the majority of fire crews and R.AF. personnel ...

... had a cut over his pve. Mr. Fred Hunter, Lincoln., guard of the slow train, received a shoulder injury, and travelling with him in the brake van, which was shattered in the accident, andi caught fire, were a crew re-| turning to their homes in Don- | ...