... 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 ...

... halls, many of which| 1-0 1; NANKING c:a.‘;xu(r were requistioned during thefl'_'fq‘;f ;' (T. Molony), 2. war and are not being used|Towe Park. Rioe JackkF again. ?em:r ?‘ffi:e' g(;lne. Eton R er, Tolvis A d or PRAISEWORTHY _|ifi, 0 vo, Wi ere is too, ti ...

... will play only fo Pegasus—the team of past and present members of Oxford and Cambr dge Universities—who niav in 'he Amateur Cup competition in?!1 season They aLso have a ni , mi'er of friendly matches. I - was on July 31 that Cobblers' manscer Bob Dennison ...

... 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 ...

... part in one or both of the woad wars. andwiaid th new threat of aaaresmon mtbt be met. It was right for us twice to fight, It must be right for us to uiehare to meet the uew menace lot the thi,d time. he sato. 10 win again the speaker went tin. we must ...

... 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 ...

... Attlee's visa terror came to-day from behind the Iron Curtain as a prelude to the opening at Sheffield on Monday of the World Peace Congress.. East Berlin papers to-day - carried numerous workers' resolutions protesting against the terror. Hundreds ...

... 000 members of all nationalities can be a powerful influence in the promotion of world peace, he Adds Mr. Rowan-Robinson: As members of the U.N. Association, each one of us can share a little in the work of U.N.O. As members of the Christian Church we ...

... |batting in a manner reminis- THE Fenition who'hase fico | icent of some of the dazzling utt . i iy = innings he played in England P x:msmwge ell? raorlo:v l:’zft t:fi::i‘r[ From R. J. ::Y'e': Reuter P.A. Special ifor the Services XI in 1945. manager, Bob ...

... urers i New England & Spftal Depots) 96!- per week , Tube Cleaners England & lipital Depots) 118/- per week ! Firedreepers New England) 100/0 per week , 'Piece work scheme operation) Coalman New England 1.18/- per week Steamraiseri New ...

... three-and-a-half years during the first world war. has a good fund of stories of army life, particularly relating to Indian troops, with whom he had much to do in France. Unlike Mr. Notion, he is not quite as busy now as he used to be, mainly, he believes, because ...