... Government Morgan, the matron, of Maindv, Mr. John Harris said the'county i r °nnc “f fi' ,re I had lost £24.000 owing to 181 r.- the res cuers. Rennie collieries being closed. The burdeni DaVles ' sustamed a broken arm. [on the industrial area was caused! JUMP ...

... HEAD BATHS.—On Monday the workmen at the local colliers went to work in their working clothes with a parcel each under their arms. Early in the afternoon the workmen returned in their evening clothes with clean faces. leaving their working clothes at the ...

... excellent results : (1) Right incline from pavement witii right arm or led torch (in black-out) up to middle of road or island (2) Left incline from middle of road to pavement with left arm or red torch up The pedestrian thus always faces the line of traffic ...

... ) tions from Mr. John I AUCTION, above, loth. 1941. viz MOUNTAIN ASH AND ABERUYNON. SIX DWELLING-lIOrSES. iocluding One Dwelling-house known CREWE EDA, Harcourt load. Mountain A»h. with Vacant Possession. AUCTION SALE at the Brme Arms Hotel. Mountain Ash ...

... Kennard to second lieu tenants. Welch Regiment. - David William Jobii Johns. Herbert Laurence Dillwyn Jenkins to be second lieutenants. Royal Welch Fueiliart.-feaac Jamec Evanh John Lloyd Morgan to second lieutenant*. South Wales Borderers. Thomas Kenneth ...

... that many people imagined that some privilege attached to Government vehicles on the road, especially those belonging to the armed forces. If, however, the driver of the Service vehicle was on duty at the time of the accident it was. and had been for many ...

... FURNITURE Comprising:— Two Oak Beds complete: Chests of Drawers; Bedding:- Toilet Mirror: Oak Extending Dining Table; Oak Arm Chair and 4 Dining Chairs: Walnut Sideboard: Organ by Malcolm; Oak 5-drawer Dresser with Antique Jugs, Dishes; Cotner Cupboard ...

... chances. Social be able to hold out against the onslaught of he took a contingent of the Cardigan- m ini mum an d secur it y w ith equa lity o f o p- German arms. cannot be foreseen. Russia shire police to Caernarvon Castle to do duty portunity for all ...

... them good luck. Reported Missing.—Official information Bowls.—The Bowling Green is ready for has been received that Lce.-Cpl. John Cyril play, and members are invited to com- Jones, son of Mrs. M. Evans, Tyncoed, mence practice. The opening season will Cellan ...

... ra-rd.. Ll.n.lly 1 S' -WILLIAMS.—™ tngagwnent , David James, eldest Mr» Arthur Worgan. Bridg•raii. f.nd Dorothy. only and Mrs. John Williams, ncaster-terr.. Merthyr Tydfil. MARRIAGES —On June 14. at St. william Brown, only son *n and tht late Mrs. idison ...

... Bulgaria of trying to extend Axis influence by promises favour alternating witn threats. By such means —soft words from an armed gangsler—he seeks to bring Yugoslavia into Axis control, to persuade Greece to settle with Italy, and break down Turkey’s ...

... composer's hymn-tuna were sung by salem chapel choir, conducted by Mr. James. The Bev. John Davies, pastor; Mrs. T. J. :samuel. Messrs. flugh Pugh. J. 11. Richards. and John Lewis also sPokt• Coliseum Cinema.— The tlreat Dictator. which is being shown at ...