... the Culver-road boys whx‘e defence was often shaky. For all ihe;e faults Lanc:r.g are collecting :he po.nts which does not speak highly for the genera: standard of tearer in this division. Big Ray Knight put Lancing on* up in the 16th minute. Within two ...

... Southsea Rotary The Provost, who is a Rotarian, years ago. Club. said he thought one of the A vote of thanks to the He was speaking on an reasons for today's parents being speaker was proposed by Mr. occasion when many parents closer to their children was ...

... someone dressing or as sick screen The metal rods can used a kerbside cooker JF’s comment “Odd licensing procedure” Witness speaks brother’s depression CHRISTMAS SUICIDE EVIDENCE depression Which grown much worse lately was Mr Cook at Saturday’s inquest ...

... John Clark of 12 Wey-side Road Guildford wrote pleading guilty riding cycle without front and rear lights November A DOCTOR SPEAKS “Jesus Christ World To-day” MR JOHN D GRIt-FITH FRCS Also FRANK QUESTIONS put to DR ROLAND CARR by a Patient Saturday January ...

... CORONER SPEAKS OF ‘WASTE OF TIME’ he was on the danger list. On December 3 she was told that he was off the danger list. She said that on December 6 when she visited him, she noticed that his head was practically hanging out of the bed. She asked a nurse ...

... store-room and pantry of the 503-ear-ohl building. It etas believed to have been caused by an electrical fault. Mr. R. Fine. speaking for the proprietor of the cafe. Mr. John ( ollwell. told a reporter that the blase started between 8.30 a.m. and 9 a.m. but ...

... for organisations will be not only d ALD. S. M. CAFFYN 1958. continued but strengthened during nee ...

... Wensley Pithey in Big Guns. by Berkely Mather. 11.30 The - Forgotten Island. 10 News.. _ liti - Ea — rly to Braden. MSS Speaking Personally (Athene Seyler). 11 News Summary. LIGHT I , Time for Watt (with Tommy Watt and his Orchestra); 1.45, Listen with ...

... McKee, who received the call at We home of friends with whom he was staying at Bexleybeath, said his son waii the first to speak. then Ins future d m lt e ter-in-law. and finally Mrs. She told him that she had enjoyed the flight to Sydney. with good service ...

... Ilaydn's Serenade. a suite by Edward Cerman—Daners from Nell Cwyn and a stiection from Ivor ( :la mol•Ou: Novell°. Bishop speaks of friendship tomorrow from the ncster. Dr. G. K. A. ...

... 1958 ’ The judges (Supt G A L Pentecost the police Division and Mrs Pentecost) chose Angela her deportment personality and speaking voice as well as her good looks She will attend most the social functions at the hospital throughout Housekeepers Companions ...

... Olympia to see the Bertram Mills show, as full of joyousness, skills, thrills and glitter as it always is. On the fringe, so to sPeak, are the traditional amusements of the fun-fair, where one of the most Popular attractions is still the roundabout. with horses ...