... King Frederick mediads; say `They might be bringing in diseases , ALL coloured immigrants should undergo a strict medical examination before they are allowed to enter Britain, Dr. Clarence J. Piliso, president of the Birmingham Afro- Caribbean Association ...

... aircraft. Mr. Albert Lewis, of Woking, said: Everything was so calm because of the way the steward and stewardess behaved that someone had almost to shout at me to get off the aircraft. Other passengers included Mr. Joyce Cary, the author, and Dr. G. A ...

... &mum of Dr. H. G. fledforcl-ItomelL LEAMINGTON SPA. 4 .te main Learathaton Sen/Kenilerorth Road. =te to the Ih.entlaorytt Rushy Road and nt to the ortdae scanning the River Acne. THE FROMINENTLA SITUATED FREEHOLD PROPERTY known aa `OLD MILL HOUsL. - WARWICK ...

... DR. GRAHAM'S RETURN From the Rev. N. S. Power m.p.h. will have any strategic value Sir,—Mr. Burton's attack on those at all. who do riot share his literalism The arguments against railways Might equally wee apply to Jesus begin• of course. with the question ...

... secretary (Mr. L. Rimmed said yesterday that the scheme was designed to give regular supporters cheaper football for next season. and it will also help the club as an additional source of revenue at • most important time. The Supporters' Club. Mr. Rlmmer ...

... Greville and Lady Lambert, Fairmead Rise. King's Norton, announces that she is to marry F.O. Colin John Phillips. R.A.F., younger son of Mrs. W. R. Ward and of the late Mr. A. W. Phillips, Westhill Road. King's Norton. Miss Roma Lambert and her fiancé ...

... Dr. Schweitzer Honoured By The Queen Awarded an Honorary O.M. Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the French philosopher, musician and missionary, has been appointed an honorary member of the Order of Merit, it was announced from Buckingham Palace last night. The ...

... the arts all over the Midlands. For the first programme the critics will be Mr. Herbert Jackson. on architecture: Miss Evelyn Gibbs on the theatre; Mr. John Moore. on films: and Mr. Trenchard Cox. on art. The subjects to be discussed will be the Duddeston ...

... Unconscious Man Clear Mr. Charles Taylor, a part-time beekeeper, of 251. Nottingham Road. Derby, was yesterday rescued from his hive of 360 bees, which had :sung him unconscious, by Mrs. Madeleine Topping. a biology mistress. Mrs. Topping, who returned ...

... Bratty. Dr. D. R. Humphreys, Dr. Henry Featherstone. E.M. Jefferson. Dr.'S. Glass. Dr. B. T. Davis. . C. F. Harkins. Dr. C. Parsons. Dr. May stee. Dr. Garfield Thomas ...

... is retiring at the end of September. Sir Gordon was born in Kings Heath 57 years ago. One of the new deputy Directors-General is Mr. Sidney Donald Sargent. aged 48. who ' was educated at King Edward's School. Birmingham. r 1. 4 ...

... getting shorter. perhaps that is the reason. Mr. Apollonius Nonis said. I was asking Malayan students at the new Malayan Teachers' Training College. near Wolverhampton-- the second of its kind in the country While Mr. E. V. Powell. of Tam• worth. was driving ...