... by no means lacking in flavour. My post-bag this week includes interesting items of news about football and drama; public-speaking competitions and cross - country running; revues and boxing championships; meetings and fitness courses; arts. festivals ...

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... this session of the week-end school takes place on Saturday when Mr. Edward Martell, prospective candidate for Hendon N., speaks on election technique. In the evening there is to be a special S brains trust.” AUSTIN EARNED £1,000,000-A--WEEK IN 1949 The ...

... Tainted money THE letter from S.G.Y. regarding church raffles has made me wonder to which church or churches he is referring. Speaking from my own experience, the Methodist Church is strongly opposed to any form of gambling, however mild. Any type of raffle ...

... one of the rarest of modern drugs, may be the answer to man's desire for longer life, according to Dr. Thomas Dougherty, speaking to the American Association for the Advancement of Science “ It appears to slow down the agceling processes of man,” ~al ...

... war and that their mothers, wives and sweethearts must have felt then as we do now. Bui that was war, and this is peace. I speak for every mother when I say I shall never know a moment’s peace until my loved one is safely home. Hockley. MRS E, FIELD, ...

... _ailure of educational advancement from any cause would lead to national suicide, it was said. Mr. P. G. Mauger (Pangbourne), speaking on the resolutions, which were carried unanimously, said: “Unless the present policy is reversed, and reversed quickly, the ...

... reserved his defence. Chief Inspector Daws drew the magistrate’s attention to the fact that “a relative of Teper was heard speaking to two -of the witnesses for the prosecution. Sir Laurence Dunne warned that bail would be revoked if this happened again ...

... Christmas Eve when the ship was homeward bound. One woman returned to her cabin to find a man there, but before she could speak to him he dived through a window on fo the promenade deck and disappeared. Between £lO and £l5 in money was also stolen. ...

... mouth to hold down the fongue and was locked, so that the person wearing the bridle had to keep the mouth open, but could not speak. It was a punishment for women guilty of a spoken offence. = ® v £225 for toe:—A settlement out of court of £225 comgensation ...

... was beaten, but luckily for Middlesbrough the centre went wide, Both sides wused short. stabbing attacks, and . generally speaking defences ruled at this stage of the game. but the Teeside wingers were angerous when they got the ball, Ié was a difficult ...

... interested. I will gladly pass letters on. The last day of this month is the closing date for entrieg for the annual public speaking competition for youth clubs promoted by the Warwickshire Rural Community Council, There are classes both for individuals ...