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... MUM'S ARMY Continued from Page 11 mas dinner: mutton pie, followed by wartime Christmas pu d ding made with grated carrots. Alcohol of any kind was hard to find. The Radio Doctor [then Dr. Charles Hill, now Lord Hill, Chairman of the BB C 1 as usual ...
... Army Lost SUDDKNLY. at a turning in the path. she found a little atone hut that must have been a customs officers post, Standing in the doorway she recognised a gentleman of about 00 who had dined with her at Plymouth two days before they sailed. He we:- ...
... Army threatened FOUR POOR WEEDS write from Aldershot (Hants): THIS is guaranteed genuine an extract from our Army general detail: WEEDS The gardenlovers in this unit are concerned at the pre- Cook valence of dandelions. ' If Mrs. 8., of Port Hill ...
... Bonnie Frinee Charlie landed on the Duke of Cumberland, he withdrew into Scot- J ...
... Brave Army wives tinuing our campa . Brave Army wives . THE wives of Britain's ser- From TED OLIVER and JOHN JACKSON in Germany vicemen abroad vowed and FRANK PALMER and DON MACKAY yesterday to stand by their men despite the IRA'S Federation of Army Wives ...
... preparing for the army .communities to march to the 3 !pima who will come which, w i11 ,.. — ta m the , manger by :different routes at through Israel and across No appears to understand different times to avoid clashed . Man's Land at the Mendethaurn ...
... THE ARMY OF THE LOST DELIBERATELY and without regret, 25 people will today cut themselves off from the world they know and Join Britain's Army of the Lost. They will shed their old identities, adopt new ones, and start a new life in a place where they ...
... of 143,000 in 1944 and included 48,000 members of the Y\Tomen's Land Army . After the war, however, the numbers gradually declined to under 58,000 in 195 1, the year after the Land Army was disbanded. There was a further fall to 35,000 in 1960, and this ...
... SALVATION ARMY NOTES The children vi ill enjoy O uting for making a snow scene for ; this you need a tin or board I for a base, and plenty of cellulose tiller! Mix the filler and spremi shut-ins it to resemble a snouy land. scapi• in w hich small ei er- ...
... in shut-ins. pointing to him, then Eng- To these people television is land has reason to congratu- a blessing. So, I understand, late itself. was the new ITV network Proud woman, embarrassed series Stars on Sunday. In future son-in-law, and a the ...
... at Millroad. The rest of the land I hey will without compulsion, and Ihe site will he turned into an open space. The site is to the left of Mill-road. going tower:is Lady. well. The River Hasensbourne runs through the land, which is prosite a Weer nearly ...
... DRAMA: The woman protester is dragged clear of a missile transporter. from land near Greenham Picture: DAVID HARTLEY base by council workers. be armed with Exocet missiles. lion eymoon. _ DAILY MIRROR, Friday, March 30, 1984 • PAGE 11 V. 77. Drama in ...