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... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY DECEMBER 13 SATURDAY SHORT STORY 'LL have one of 89 a half of 43 and one 118 Hugh Allen put the menu as the young Chinese waiter took down his order How's things? he added The boy smiled but only dimly I make too ...
... 7 A Question of Faith SATURDAY SHORT STORY THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY MARCH 1 1958 Faith on the part of nine-year-old John Sutton is his father the Rev H Sutton won’t make any mistakes in this illusion with the fearsome knives he is (apparently) ...
... SHORT STORY OF INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE Th« Artici* ended with description the bard stru|f?le and the many fauurea which attended industrial Insurance in ita earl; days. These failures were ultimately turned to success by few brilliant and dating pioneers ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1958 Racehorse As 21st Birthday Gift SATURDAY SHORT STORY birthday gift that would make anyone proud is this racehorse Fireworks II which Miss Joan Wells received on her 21st birthday Joan from Sunningdale ...
... ATURDAY SHORT STORY THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1957 TWENTY years is a long time to hate anyone but if it grows all the time something is bound to give In the case of Buckley and Lee it was Buckley who went under He was found dead ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17 1962 SATURDAY SHORT STORY HE WILL WIN WON’T HE? PETER was smiling as he came down the clubhouse steps Short and powerful with a mass of fair curls very bronzed very handsome I swung the strap of the over ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY JANUARY 5 SATURDAY SHORT STORY THE BEAUTIFUL EYES LIE found the baby roebuck lying quietly and alone in the heart of the wood Deserted for some mysterious reason by its mother it was too tired and hungry to cry out ...
... EVENING 19 KEEN ON SAILING SHORT STORY THE LEFT-HANDED BARBER leaning and revarnishing her Firefly class sailing dinghy is 15-year-old Mayra Wilson Wood The youngest member Sailing Club is keen on sailing and already months' experience with tiller MANSFIKLI) ...
... THE EVENING POST SATURDAY SHORT STORY PIP IT HAPPEN? A STORY PASSENGER TO SET YOU GUESSING WITHOUT A PASSPORT 1 WAS leaving Basle the Rheingold Ex-1 press Finding reserve seat settled down read only other occupant of the carriage a young woman in a coat ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY MAY 4 SATURDAY SHORT STORY Mu rder—for 5s worth of Human misery IT ISN’T often said the Chief Inspector to his class of trainee-detectives that you come across a case you can solve by pure logic : but the Scotland ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY MARCH 1963 THE DAY WE LET FRED DRIVE THE TRAIN SATURDAY SHORT STORY He opened her up a bit on the second lap He came out of the tunnel round the curve and through the station too fast for my liking The kids didn't ...
... THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1959 SATURDAY SHORT STORY The night efficiency GRANADA got lost in P'Cied UP P°PerS- YeS' he Squadrons will move to camp inde-pendently they should all be settled in by tomorrow colonel nodded There’s ...