... FROM MY SCRAPBOOK IN the eyes of the law she hadn't a chance. She was just a poor soul whose husband was away in the Army, and she was being evicted from her home in Govan because she was behind with her rent. There was a young family, and with her husband ...

... Scrapbook HE potted history of radio’s “Scrapbook” 1s guaranteed to make even the dullest vear seem exc'ting in retrospect, especially if the vear in ocus is within the listener’s memory. Leslie first hit on the scrapbook idea more than vears ago. and ...

... Scrapbook play “Schweyk in the Second World War,” at the Mermaid Theatre, is not much of a play either—despite the credentials of its author, Bertolt Brecht. Nor does Frank Dunlop’s production have any more pace than Mr Graef's. Still, there are compensations ...

... CARNOUSTIE SCRAPBOOK scale. Early in the present century ‘he Merry Widow Hats were the aeight of fashion. These were huge ;artwheel affairs, kept in place by ong hatpins of a most vicious nature. The pins, which had, as 1 rule, large circular gem-studded ...

... Carnoustie Scrapbook (Continued from Page 8) There were no public dance halls at this time, at least not in Carnoustie, What dances there were days, with the line “ Every second were arranged privately, and these Tuesday” or whatever day they varied in ...

... the Five Nations :l:‘fby Championship. Bill McLaren Bill Beaumont &rovide the commentary from Murrayfield as the Auld Enemies meet for the first time since their World Cup semi-final clash last October. (BBCI, 12.15 pm). THE WASHINGTON VERSION: The final ...

... Carnoustie Scrapbook A Rambling Story of Facts and Fancies onerous and important task of driving the supplies of liquid nourishment to the Grog Hole, and woe betide him if he was late! During this friendly interval one popular habit was to ** borrow ” ...

... contains 76 old postcards and photographs illustrating life in and around the town from the 1830 s through to the end of World War Two. It really is a history scrapbook, said Mrs Macintosh. After I was approached by the publisher with a view to compiling ...

... history 0 beerm a scrapbook! HE COULD be “Stingo” or “Asahi” at the d of a hat, knows “Buffalo Brand’ and “Jeffrey but can’t say very muc h about “Tatra Zywiec.” jthe On the other hand _he docks. He now, ha e 40 knows what e B labels - from Australia staff ...

... end with mere words. Gas supplies were rationed. It was provided front 6 a.m. tk, $ a.m., again from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the final ration was alliwed from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. At 6 in the evening the gas was cut off until 6 o'c'ock the following morning ...

... The scrapbooks’ :.were 990, for @ UNITED STATES: Harry La Fontaine, a Danish World War 2: Jews from Nazi death nas dled aged 81 at his adopted home in Miami, KOREA: Hundreds of i monks ple stood in lines inside in Seoul today to file suits against the ...

... artisan club in the church service.at Ladyloan was over |at last rcvive‘d. bmuglffl l‘ound by a' ducted by preachers from Dundec world, but it was the first club and done with long before the!taste of. the ‘ Auld Ku’k, he looked}and Arbroath. ever to beat ...