... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 21, 1953 AT HOME AND ABROAD: A MISCELLANY FROM THE WORLD'S SCRAP-BOOK, BERLIN MEETS LONDON IN AN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL MATCH UNDER FLOODLIGHTS AT HIGHBURY A SCENE IN THE COURSE OF THE GAME, WHICH LONDON WON BY 6 1. The ...

... turned trying to force himself to sleep. At any rate. it is best not to worry over much about children's sleep. From 'The Family Scrapbook. World's Work (1913). Ltd. Best reception for longer than ever with the NEW IMPROVED attOex battery .4 ...

... get up in the morning. one can be reasonably sure that whatever amount of sleep he is getting is sufficient. (From The Family Scrapbook. World's Work 11913) Ltd.) . ) nuilistor ...

... are speaking only figuratively. Common sense tells us that enminrting, not teasing, it what the child needs., From The Family Scrapbook. World's Work (1913) Ltd. TRY THIS ONE ANSWER.—(at Hastings. Dover. Hythe. New Romney. SaM•wich; Bye. Maths''s& a i~ ...

... as future insurance of willing help, encouragement of the I'm helping, too - spirit is a vary good thing (From The Family Scrapbook. World's Work (1913) Ltd.) .. . are likely to develop into very useful helpers as they grow older. ...

... as it is for birds to fly. If we want them to develop normally we must avoid restraint as much as possible. From the Family Scrapbook Worlds Work (191 J), Ltd. Precious Young Wits (beaming) —lt's so thoughtful of you to hold the umbrella so carefully ...

... it up And this is the place where we can step in and help him to find better ways of solving his problems. (From the Farni'o Scrapbook, World's Work (1913). Ltd.l ...

... have to be used Usually though. the baby can take it when it comes to the day-by-day sounds around the home. (From The Family Scrapbook. World's Work (1913) Ltd.) ...

... household task will often make them feel quite important. They are up and doing while other people are still asleep. (From Family Scrapbook.* World's Work (1913) LW.). ;2 ! 1 lig: until mother and father are up and aroun O d f cuurse. thin must be arranged and ...

... the symbol of Him who is the Light of the World, the one who lights up the truth about ourselves and the world in which we live, who is the light by which the Christian lives. It is more surprising that the world outside the church also likes to use candles ...

... late Sir Reginald Blonfield, R.A., after the first world e oS LR TP (8 N B LTR This little corner in Sutton Bridge takes its place with all the war cemeteries in Great Britain and other parts of the world, in which replicas of the Cross of Sacrifice are ...

... SCRAPBOOK N AGGING ceaselessly away in the& lives of thousands of British men and women of all ages is a problem which is as damaging to their health as a virus. It Is a problem of which in their heart of hearts they are slightly ashamed. And they are ...