... her own voice asking about the child, and a man's voice—kind, fatherly Dr Field —answering her . . . telling, her thought the child would all right. That at least pierced the tortured fabric of her nightmare. Better the child should die. Better far that ...

... football. She never at any time heard him _ express any opinion regarding politics. His mother died when he was a child. hen bis father was killed some years ago in a factory explosion at Falkirk, he went to live with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Hugh Anderson ...

... or NONE? Facts a must face Your dreams for your child's happiness may end in a nightmare shock . . . unless you fttrd her from the everyday danger of traffic. Every week, nearly 20 children are killed. Every day, 80 are injured. The most dangerous a ...

... the part of the star. We see her as a child in her family's small-time variety act. Her ability is recognised, and 1914 finds her starring in Broadway. Then tragedy enters her life, when her first husband is killed on her opening night. But Marilyn goes ...

... TEST l 'ith Grimbles OF LEITH THE ONLY MALT VINEGAR BREWED IN SCOTLAND 90 children a day killed or ■ _■ Over 30,000 children a year, on foot or cycling, are killed or injured on our roads nearly go a day. Every driver will want to reduce this toll. The ...

... NONE? Facts a parent must face Your dreams for your child's happiness may end in a nightmare shock . . . unless-you guard her from the everyday danger of traffic. Every week, nearly 20 children are killed. Every day, 80 are injured. The most dangerous ages ...

... Advertisement in an Elgin newspaper reads: — Wedding dress and veil, pram, child's cot with mattresses and blankets complete. What a pity they couldn't throw in a house Killed in ambush by Malayan bandit*- Mr William B. Thomson, mine official, second ...

... lovely as any child ever was, went along the pav.ement every evening to meet Daddy coming home. One evening friend overtook Daddy and they walked along on the other side of the street. Margaret saw her Daddy, shouted happily, Hullo!—and was killed as she dashed ...

... The Thought Nearly Broke His Heart AS a small child, I travelled from London to Glasgow on the day of the Ibrox disaster. The train stopped at Motherwell, and the newsboys were shouting the latest about the tragedy. I can still, after nearly 50 years ...

... impressed by Erik, but as the inquiry went on I became deeply troubled for Judie's sake. Everything seemed to point to Erik having killed Nordahl—his father-in-law. Next came the evidence that all this had gradually been working up to. The witness was a big man ...

... CHILD FALLS 45 FE A 4-year-old Dundee girl, Joyce Evans, Forest Park Place, was taken to the Dundee Royal Infirmary yesterday after falling from three-storey window in tenement building to the street. The girl fell about 45 feet, but when people ran to ...

... daylight. If I wasn't in possession of Bland's tent nightfall, then I should never see another day. A night in the open would kill me. I don't think I really thought about this. But was there at the back of my mind, spur to my body, for I knew that if I ...