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... Facilities to dispose of garbage, however, are obsolete and quite inadequate to the dcmand, Methods of collecting garbage, too, are primitive, A housewife must be on the alert any minute of the day for the bell of the garbage cart. When she hears that ...
... Friday 15th December 1961 KENSINGTON NEWS AND WESI LONDON TIMES BOB LANA HOPE-TURNER JM - PRENTISS IN METROCOLOR Pick V SUNDAY DSC FOR DAYS Doors open Sunday 4 10 LC-P 650 Doors open Week I IS LCP 710 BACHELOR IN PARADISE Sundry 500 840 Week 150 520 850 ...
... Japan is not designed to dispose of garbage. In Osaka, the commercial centre of Japan, officials discouraged the use of disposers. About 36,000 tons of garbage are produced every day throughout the country. When garbage is piled up to a height of about left ...
... • * ALL right—schoolchildren have never had it so good—l agree. But the suggestion that they should pick garbage is a bit cool—in the strictly square and nineteen-thirties sense of the word. ...
... Performance which are not vet: attrac. tive but Reep turning up. The: only - satisfaction I from this years Contes, Was in picking (he winner. Roy Hudd’s series started in promising style There ument of needing emergency tree hone of the for split Sides ...
... shown that hygiene is important. Some of them had fallen so far that they went out scavenging on the garbage tips outside the towns, where they picked up infection and were in a much worse state than their more fastidious fellows. Old age, it seems, brings ...
... floods and athe lot stree of ts garbage. rubble from buildings under construction and soil are swept by floods into the main streets. Much of the resulting mess pi s the fault of the people who habitually throw their garbage into the street instead of taking ...
... expected to pick up with my hands that I decided, there and then, to pack the job in. There were piles of maggoty filthmouldy bread, bad fish and rotten pieces of chickenjust thrown on the floor. “1 was expected to scoop up all this garbage with my bare ...
... THE dustbins of Warsaw are a gold mine to garbage scavengers. The rag, bottle and bone men, known in Warsaw as smiecierze, are a group of full-time professionals. Operating early in the morning and picking their way through thousands of grimy dustbins ...
... Cockroaches They ain't picked up the garbage in a week. - a tenant said. Cockroaches scuttled round the edge of puddles on bathroom floors. Broken bottles and yellowed cigarette butts littered the sagging stairs in unlit hallways. The building was one ...
... for the ! cemetery committee. Mr. Graypit to be filled in as soon ui son and Mr. Pick: water corn- Possible. mittee. Messrs. Grayson and The attention of British Rail-1 Pick. is to be drawn to the state of the bridge on the Little Bytham road, one theory ...
... old man's a dustman LET nobody imagine that London's dustmen haven't got a pay grievance. Basic pay of £l5-odd isn't lavish pickings for one of the most unattractive yet necessary jobs in the land. Nor is it exactly riches for bringing up a family. If your ...