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... Korea into retreat. Toe U.S. 24th Division, whose 'tanks had reached within 15 miles lof the Manzburian border. raced back as much as 50 miles to avoid tent trapwd. The British Commonwealth Forces retreated with th , Americans. U.S. Se : L.•ision troops ...
... more time to spend in the shops or over a cup of tea. World for Children The happy child is the healthy child, for no child can enjoy life if he is always ailing, tired out and disinterested in the big world around him. Health in children depends on a ...
... Beaumont gave exhibitions of foil epee and sabre with fellow mem-1 bens of the All-England Fencing Club, Mrs. M. Glen Haig (finalist ' Olympic Games, 1948, fourth in world championship. Monaco. 1960), Mr. L. A. Nowlam, Mr. 8. F. Rentoul and Miss M. Somerville ...
... you use soap is one of reasons why your washing and ing take so long, because it is ssible to remove completely, even many rinsings. Without this nate scum your work will be - more speedily, and you'll have » time to spend in the shops or ~a cup of tea ...
... Mr. Itarnear Nicholls' advice to artists : Depict feelings and emotions ..IN the world of art , said Mr. Harmar Nicholls , I opening Peterborough Art Society's 1950 Exhibition on Monday, the heart is much more Umthan the head, and the real artist ...
... property, whereas, I suggest we use them, firstly, to remove gnd dump forever con- trols and restrictions on building, then to help prepare the foundations for new houses. Houses will then go up 'qulckly as they did after world war one, and when we have ;sumcient ...
... only occu-/how the groups vary in dif- turn from their holiday in pied Cistercian monastery in/ferent parts of the world. | Scotland. England. As an example he will men-| Princess Margaret is now Interviews should reveal|tion that it is now known|quite as ...
... trip by his C.O. He was U.N. YOUTH CONFERENCE ry successful in the necessary tests and has now gone with E USE of atomic energy presents the world Bomber Command on Opera- T H with the greatest moral, a social, and scientific tion Sunray to R.A.F., problem ...
... found very useful. But at another, the London opinion of the sixpence was agreed; it was, I was informed, the most unpopular coin with the average customer. Most in favour was the halt-crown. Said a cashier: The shilling, as the most useful, should be ...
... The five-] 9 —Tintoret, vear-old will mee: strong 2 30—Rhetorius. opposition from Master Essex! 3.0 —Manicou. (E. Vinall). a useful perform- 3.3o—Loyal Toast. er last season, who will have| S ;lINGA‘NTON. benefited from his outing at| o 9 :T:'ow;:v:e.p Plumpton ...
... China and now on furlough in usual bus a beetle drive preacher at All Saints' on who died on Friday at the age on Wednesday. England until January 6th. and whist drive were enjoyed. Wednesday, the Church's of 72. was the son of a former Dinner Dance. . Ab ...