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... JOHN'S TRIP SAVED BY RAIL BOSS RAIL boss Richard Marsh has rescued the holiday plans of Joan Cave and her handicapped son John. He has given Mrs. Cave a being separated from her free ticket to take 15-year- husband, Mrs Cave was not. old John to Scotland ...
... 5,. . 0 • Others are young hopefuls 3 :„: thrusting to be the head- liners of tomorrow. PLAIN John Smith has been seek- hop them out . . . The JOHN SMUT ORGAN ' AND RUM thump still old g ( o b l u h n t e g \ holiday . Enter * ta D iners. i, t a hollow ...
... stepped out in front (t her and cried: Mane. Mar it's daddy. He brut grandfath( d as:de Mane's Mr. John Cumw•ho works in And sec rids later, with s arms, he was a hared car heading tnwards Northern Ireland and the protection of English Justice. He crossed ...
... p.m.—All Our Yesterdays. 2.ls—Star Soccer. 3.15 Golf Tip. 3.2o—The Road West. 4.lo—Joe. 4.4.1. The Golden Shot. 5.30 Tom Grattan's War. 6.0 Cartoon Time. 6.s—News. 6.ls—The Burning Water. 6.ss—Stars nn Sunday. 25—Please, Sir! My Geisha. 10.0 —News. ...
... we tour' C the new Grattan aa 0g74,1:. This Springy camel-striped step-in shirtwaister for me and a sweet polyester crepe dress with an animal motif pocket for Linda! is. , You won't find them in any other catalogue, just Grattan! And there are lots ...
... schooner Korkinour, of Beaumaria. 4; smack Commerce, of Cardigan. 2; brigantine Wilhelmina, of Exeter, rendered assistance; smack Ocean. of Cardigan, 2; smack Rapid, of Cardigan. :1; smack Margaret, of Cardigan. 2; brig Percy . of Rigs, 3; brigantine Jean Anderson ...
... will be produt.,d • Now Comedy Opera, in Thrt• Arm entitled TItI RED by R. P. and Edward Eoloin,n. The Stage production by Cbaylea harie—lioz•Jftice now op n. SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. M. WILLARD and Mr. JOHN LABT, end Musagers. hole Prorrietor, Mr. JOB N ...
... battle of Alma. He also took part in fin charge ofi the Light Brigade, ander Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at tta battle of Inkerman his right arm was shot away. ...
... theory that there will be war. elaborate arrangements depenpetrOl supplies may give a , good start, but nothing more clash of arms comes. Slow itr Anodes .• been watching these things hirty years. and the experience oie As peace continues and reeedes further ...
... H EAVY betting losses and uncertainty in regard to his business proepects appear to have unhinged the mind of Major Paul Grattan, an officer with a line war record, who was found dead in his room at the Engineers' Club, London, with superficial ruts on ...
... pieces. Later, I, too, disliked chUdren and loathed smelly, noisy, ugly babies. I was resolved not to get married, but at 18 met John, who felt the same ldren. Four years later he persuaded me to change my mind and marry him. way about chi' Like Molly and Reg ...
... „ for the kinema. The lbw. Roger Owen Johns is married, INCIDENT IN CAFE. ; 1.1 1 two survivin g children, while his wife present away at a nursing h . It ---ea--- was In January ! 11115, that the Rev. R. Johns COURT STORY OF APOLOGY THATacerated the ...