Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 25

THE LIVERPOOL THE STATE IS DOING TOO I It's A Topsy-Turvy World PENRHYN CHOIR AND THAT 11,000 Accident Verdict Both Drivers Exonerated MUCH 'HRTMS MARRIAGES. Of ATMS 2'- rodOryd) to wive mink ue under, rerredrann to were words et endow to Si, mtwarkses. Acknowledgments. Engegemessits. srlcaw Weddings.

mast be received at Hood Olfko. Vittorio St Love, peel, by II e.ra. to Meerton 10100 dey As easerreaemealt mot be eccompanied by He neon and eddies of the IfiffiM luU to Om seeks Says City Recorder What To Do With It A Wrexham inquest jury yesterday returned a verdict of accidental death on Janos Rekasi, a twenty-five-year-old Hungarian refugee, lodging at 35 Park Road. Rhoaddu. Wrexham, who died from multiple, injuries when his motor-cycle collided with an approaching car, skidded out of control, and hit the rear of a Denbighshire 'County Council lorry travelling slowly in front of him on the Ruabon-Wrexham road near Rhostyllen on April 4.

Mr Edmund Pickles. the East Denbighshire coroner. said there was nota shred of evidence of criminal negligence on the part of the motorist, Miss Olive Lucy 210 Chester Road, Wrexham or the lorry driver. John Edward Price. 13 Bridge Street.

anithaea. and the jury exonerated them. HOMES FIRST WINDFALL JUDGE ata womanpenv NEVlRecorder LLE LivLASerpKII. iG sa to ther advocated the abolition of bryn School Bethesda last ight, to decide what to do school meals, except in with El.OOO. certain instances, as a step The men were the committee towards giving the home a of the Penrhyn Male Voice greater place in the lives ofChoir and the woman was their pres ident.

the Hon Janet children. when he addressed tglaii-Pannant. and the the assemble of i a gift from the late Lady the Approved Schools Wel- Hilds Douglas-Pennant. fourth fare Association, daughter of the Baron Penrhyn. at Rhyl, last night.

who died in London recently The Welfare State, he said. aged 93. is doing too much for the In her will she had said: "I people. Consequently they did bequeath the sum in remetnnot see nearly enough of their brance of the great enjoyment hams. the choir gave me in bygone "Mother goes out to work so days.

to be applied in the children have inadequate manner as the president may meals, and fobs them off with think best for the benefit of i money for fish and chips. They the choir." NEW BOARDS return from school and play in When news of the gift i the street and they never come reached Bethesda this week the' home at mid-day because a choir was jubilant. They are! Fete Memstais gracious Welfare State gives now mostly descendants of Mr Hugh Molson (Minister of them free he added. those who sang to Lady Hilda Works) has reconstituted the "I maintain that there should i the spacious grounds of her Ancient Monuments Boards for be no school meals except for home. Penrhyn Castle.

long ago. England and Wales. it was those who are penniless or or live a long way A tape recorder announced last night. away. The will not be spent! The members of the boards are: 10 "Fora variety of reasons I would like to see the home indiscriminately said Mr D.

Lloyd Parry (secretary), at his England: Sir Eric de (chairman). Mr M. S. Briggs, given a much larger place 1:: Doing it fora bet, or becauseshe likes to see the world e. 13 Llanllechid Road.

Mr R. L. S. Bruce-Mitford. the world to-day, particularly upside-down? Neither trapeze artist Sheila Lindstrom Rachub, after last night's Professor J.

G. D. Clark. Mr Professor amongst the working class hangs from a pear tree to keep In practice at her home at specialmeeting Trenchard Trenchard Cox, Professor W. F.

D. B. Harden. Judge Laski continued that Poulton-le-Fylde. near Blackpool.

We decided to bank the Grimes 'money so that we can have a C. F. C. Dr the home in many cases had J. N.

L. Myres, Mr Nigel Nicolbecome merely a roof at night Nicol! ound financial backing. We and was no home at all in the Archaeology Scouting! 'did decide, owever to invest son, Mr C. A. Raleigh Radford.

Victorian sense of the word. in a tape recorder valued at Mr P. K. Bane Reynolds. The iudge also urged the 1 I nNii.

iee.s there shou Professor I. A. Richmond. Mr churches to play a greater ro In Wales some form of central fund 'ourselves sinje and thus be our heeie Marshall Sisson. Sir Mortimer in combating juvenile delinquency.

ecr uits 'George's Day. Yet St. GeorgeOf the future. Mr Parry sa i I am happy to tell you that ng i has a duel interpretation. not help us unexpected windfall will Professor R.

J. C. Atkinson Professor E. G. Bishop of Liverpool now only of being the Patron Saint us to prepare for the Bowen.

Professor A. H. Dodd. one full day every year Observers England but also the Patron Fee4t 1 contest ahead. the Professor J.

G. Edwards. Prolin my court and also the Dean of all scouts and I am 1 ationa Eisteddfod at Caernar- terror W. F. Grimes.

Mr W. J. and the Chancellor and I hope' The recruitment of volur.tary von this summer." I honing that next Thursday Hemp. Mr A. H.

A. Hogg. Mr lone day to welcome the Arch- ooservers so that see a lot of red rose button- Cor Penrhyn have already IC'. A. Rale Radford.M II P.

K. -bishop of Liverpool as well." he i archaeological discoveries 1 oses the National four times. Baillie Reynolds. Dr H. N.

i said. I might be brought to the notice I Next Sunday. the 26th. I Savory. Sir Ben Bowen Thomas High regard of the National Museum of genera reserved In i and Professor David Williams, Wales was advocated at Llan- Scout ng intereoto for tire' Woody Herman I for religion dudno yesterday by Dr H.

Njobservation of St. George with Savory. Keeper of Archaeology sPeciai cervices. although Wa-. Herd -Their very presence has a at the museum.

lase have always rigidly head 'tremendous effect, particularly He was addressing a con- to the actual day. Their custom PEOPLE of my generation will on the working class people' ference of representatives of was to have a big massed probably remember Woody who deep in their hearts. still I museums affiliated to the even ng open a service in best for his great have a high regard for religion. National Museum and he said 'Central Park. "At the Woodchoppers' and what it stands fur." problem of chance (Its- But this year they are hold- just before the war, but I Turning again to the coveries rot cie.sidered as a special service in St.

he is still at the top of jazz IJudge Laski said the effect on much as it should be. Hriarv's Church at 7.30 n.m. on' musicians. having adopted al 'children seeing a father. la 4.1 All over Wales wh ch will be e- bigger.

brassier style with new; booking and betting on what tile are taking piace in connection ceded bv a March Past. The' successes like the exciting; 'Welfare State provided for him with industrial Mayor and Mayoress wall take 1,. Apple Honey." and with the' could become ineffaceable This maestro himself still producing Salutestandoutside pudding schemes and the on a was one of the major problems! works. and I Boot Inn at 7.10. Catholic aeo Oglea lo i from his clarinet his native that confronted both he as a.

1 Sc outs breakaway f' notes wild. le I note at Pie-c sources are a I Prom which we will not pia indite and the welfare officer. March Past for their own. I The concert he presented at equentis not orougnt to Me. (Psi has row tr.

His Owning Referring to the satisfaction the Philharmonic Hall last We have vote in our Swarm notice experts: he sa.d. "I sort', in the Church of the we we meet again. he had received from seeing a feel we are a reat Enitile.i Martvrs. That Sunday 'evening was in the nature of! bort ad daughter Illeatnte Ann. Rona 1 bOY to whom he had it: this way and experiment in which Ameri-j ard Passihes I tam and pran.lour.

another chance on the recom-:" ea tnis way think I I sees the rational Scout Se isint-in. ever sear own to in i tOMEth In should be done about, rviee St. George's. V.B Irro-st and Kenneth. 31 I mendation of an officer to make I.

0 W'ndsor. of Queen's Sco ts and I together. The result was Pnitner Square. Liverpool 8. I Rood.

Judge Laski paid high talc 'encouraging The team-work I Flf ld of Awards. i. ers ELLISON --Apra 18 Treasured memo- vo lun ta ry helpers. especial in tribute to the we'fare officers in good as if the band had. ot gnv Wan i Dad I.

I rade oast the: was as those areas wnere there ire rn who Dorado rosier is iris grave you are whom he had come to place Quee- 11 616 6 6 li ,6 new II 6 66 e. almost blind reliance. active organisations of tms inthe to dos er In tens thee. I rangle. Tie West Cheshire for a long time instead of for yxl are nut tomutten and aim Your inquiries and reports i kir will be led by Mr.

a single tour and there a. we took upon your picture. your en are a kindly inquisition and it is I A similar need was expressed. INorman Charnock. G.S.M..

of appeared to be no conflict of to say. Don't worry. 1 ban an honour for me to express my ion behalf of the Welsh Folk with you. to ru id, yew Itte's .29.11 Wallasey Birkenhead styles. He offered a middle-ofway.

i ng bon Artie ur and daughter- sincere and high regard for the the Museum by 'have an Association Church the-road type of Dora. 94 AdetWde Road, work you do." added. lorwerth C. Peale. who I Parade on the same day to St.

rigidly traditional nor mrnestly ILL.IIIOII 89:11 15 Wrest are he kepi. rit a 1.1111 ire Mr Arthur Renshall. of presided. Mary's Parish Church at 3 p.m. PrOressive.

but pleasantly Ltltt wit' newer forget. (Reunited pool, national chairman of the Dr F. J. North. Keeper of i.

i which the Cruides will loin. brash and technically brilliant. Zl'. ra 1 1y aird Jiff es. 3i i association, said he did not con- Geology at the National: A march a will follow' at E.A.O.N.

Aoende Sider teeeiSiOn to be Museum, spoke about the I whl ch Mayor will be preas.i.oo6l-..!an ed memo-, contributory factor to the Regional Museum Service sr 1 MOTOR CLUB NEWS i increased crime rate. Witco has been estab in as "It Is the greatest tranquillizer: Souti-West Britain rllt 4 ever invented." re The deltniates were Wet en I roam lapse i Ran 94 Bad parent-hip wa still mined by Councillor flarolc meg they wii" 1 basic cause and the iuture is as Neviile. chairman of Urn- ri.ll I 7rt1r 1,1 a depressing one when .1 was Council. and during the or sin remembered that cr.me was day they were shown round reii I increasing witnout being able House Museum. 1 in.r.da Ia I to be attributed on material dudno.

by the Curator. M. I want. Goronwy Owens. AN rs 6 ob at Oxfordill letreet.

foare). dour xfa of ZOOM. a doughtOr Ms. both we.o. Thanking donors and awing ttol.

15. at Cheater Cttl Hoop.tal, to Val Ines Itionhigool rV CL 1). It i pt a I. ln I 4 10 (nos Jacobiont, of a rah. a tre4).

Deo we os. LA APnl 14. 14 Ct BM. to CetIIZILANZ fags Appian). dew ertfit of 111112 1 gat of a daughter (both A na t.

i l7 tn L.ner poot Niatertaty. to JOAN and V. a daughter tceter for Saner, tooth Thanit og Goellori. OWNS. BOWMAN pomp -vatiors Thr oroidement Is Wooed RICHARD J.

C. FORD. of of Yr Yrs. M. 11.

lord. of 6 Irr re. ildiroart. WOrttr-sex. and VIM.

ournor dopohter of Mr arAl Mn.s D. It was stated that a miner am toyed at Ha fod Colliery, had nad the motorcycle only two or three months and was a learner-driver. nornerrott. Cremona. Nradialn Pare ammo er.sument A FRANK.

lon ton Ur and Um. H. of Belton Park. and SYLVIA. dsoghter of and Mrs.

(5 r. of 1) SUTCLIFFE- SUATIPLES- 'She en re-nt annuur.cod between f.LOYAItD edrat of Mr. and Mrs. A Re. Whomon.

and daughter of 117. 71 Sha of Cistaina WOOING mimosas 061111111111111 Aprti pir p. JOHN wrw All to rt. tram fin NATIO SONNI Apr.l 15. 1959.

Exmouth alter long JAMES DOLE loved 1 Cava. CromesCon at Tnrenny -ognatur tat. on neat. at 11 1 lA', 011,72 to J. UTtll Ord 80116 16, lo hoopltel beloved hos- Gerd, Ap rA CRICK.

deibr 41 the 7,174 hatie; of Ilontis find leaf father of Tom. and dear Gads of M.ctiat 1. and Pad Sao fie Masa at R. Margaret Maria mat. at 4 1 a flour foCow.ng at Tem Tres ernot.r 9 Court NW A wer.ue Ile SttSN Th.

reoweete the to meet et Buyton Mesh Church or. M. twit. it 2 m. to pa rJ of motet to Dro WILLIAM ii.comookew IS.

in MM tether ot. lather- of Joe Rd a-NI deo- granddad of ara SatLy tir oat by a 7 )--72 i WILSON (rNg 16. ManoT aged 51 Tents. WAY. a'ater of Cagle and NW M.l.::oent (It 1 TO-DAY'S DOGS wIGAN 00142" Mike.

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4 44 OS 6 4 TELECRIT IN the few hours devoted each week to live drama on TV you might expect plays of high quality you might expect them. but you frequently fail to get them. Too often TV drama time Is frittered away on productionline pot-boilers, on the sort of entertainment you expect in old films but don't expect to meet in TV's precious little, play-time. Such Si: occasion was ITV's "The Jukebox." by Elizabeth Dawson. a tired little tale just about as realistic as the pipe dreams of its cafe-owner planning to leave London for Italy.

When the dreamer's teen-age daughter arrived from the country to live with her widowed father, the local hooligan took one look at her and came over all noble. like Dresden china in the face of fiery parents: opposition. All turned out well in the cloying end. of course. with a saccharine sweet scene that swept away any claim "The' Jukebox might have to be considered as serious drama.

This production was all -the more depressing because of its lavish mu-use of acting ta'ent of Alan Bates as the mixed un lad. and of Miriam Karin. who made a real character of the cafe owner's mistress. I know little about Charlie Chaplin. and after lad night's elaborate tribute to bim on 8.8.

C. TV 1 know very little more. ph. how this show's presentation creaked. and bow those snatches from Chaplin Alms were the most infuriating, entertaining pieces on TV for a long time Infuriating because each flash from an old movie left one yearning for more entertaining because Chaplin's never anything else.

The screening of one of his Alms in its entirety would have been a much more satisfying tribute to Charles on his 76th birthdaN COAL POST Dr Jacob Bronowski. scientist. broadcaster and a member of the 8.8. Cs 'Brains Trust" TV programme, has been appointed direetor-general of a new process development department by the Nations! I Coal Board. it was announced last night.

THIS WOMAN'S MIND GOES BACK 200 YEARS! a housewde had been a French girl in 1794 cleric was tavern Wiper in 1669 over 20 of the people the doctor studied could go back to other lives" in the past. The ease of Mrs. A. an ordinary housewife of Penwortham, Preston, has recently been investigeted by a fully qualified doctor. She has had experience of five previous existences over the past 200 years And she is only one of the astonishing cases which the doctor has studied in the course of 10 year' research on people who claim to have lived before.

Certain men and memo con slip back through time and actually TALK of their previous life. They remember historical incidents, names, dates of birth. Some can talk fluently in a foreign tongue of which in normal life they are totally ignorant TUE PEOPLE believes that these remarkable findings should be puklished in full and will start exclusive serialisation of the doctor's unique casebooks on Sunday. It presents the facts with complete objectivity, knowing they will speak for themselves. STARTING EXCLUSIVELY I Niewt bent WIGAN (WOODHOUSE) (320): Red Rae.

blab 111. Whit, Smile 111. Mel Verne (4). 65( e6l. Toots (l .45 1.1201 Jades 75.

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9.0 1 5(10): MINI Dodd Rect. I (I). HI. States (2). 131 9.13 (300): Stateernaa.

'riga 121, MIS Flaneo (6). Fiery Rote (61. Dimly 1)011 (6) 22,643 lode, (go Viet Peet STANLEY ftnesy. Smietv Oft Pelto9l .12 1 13101: 1101satone Plaything 'Pilot 1.411111, 111. ta i jakor 7 smite Scrabble.

Itaht 13,, Faresola INN se). imani7 Sl4aaieg. Rescue 111 Eventat Oan Vides 1111. 1.32 0001: Irish Ram Without Risk. net.

l.alr, 1 42 001: IRA Shot. imantal Raft Hl. Seat ,111. Mi 1111. 9.1 001: Nina.

Ng fratiar Hams Plum hit sai a actatins esti It t0.Vg Pam. nit (SI na Inc I I 4 It rote, ol Irate Irons lapse I du nut know what they will be r.d.ne other than they red) he lapenent. hut the entry hrtory Them sad al the 1 In 141 ot he rode a a dreamanoM and had no national back, Iran Ins own corwry. SittigibY 1 Akhnsteh serenading Do the nu hs kee wnen the Ist Hexwall enter "Into to the 0.. aleasn 1 1006 0 the meet 1 16 1 1 3 Owectia 10,.

MOM Nat these new dorna which will be Glob officially opened by Brigadier osil Tem Cheitte es. pen ,0 Mee oil WHITE CITY Id, 1..53 (In the Commit, a annaer TR. ,3100, Lowammine Lady. Out you vullr D. Th Sp 2lCi Wend the stn', annual 2.414 51 1(1).

brie M. Ilasallare 12.. 7.4 Masers laet --Rarer mums! new headquarters at andy rally Rail, am team. 9. (AIM: Dim Rem.

Sevier (, Deed. Marlora. and Ityremond fixed for heal a April 2 ha Dleabfed (71. Samlapo hot NM MO vf 15011. T.

MODERN YOUTH Lane is the reward of two been postponed to later date. sod imaraiMea. 4 11Wiat Kld tli tar ors semen hexed 1 and War Years nr Ing and money- Runcorn shin's scramble to April 26. Ms Empress Mao 8.16 Ism): ammo. JACKSON -SARAH rammed es .1 our dear Mum.

(pa-se in in Boys Brigade raising. there has also Meg examinations. yrill be held at, i 7 44 se4 ni orie eed er I oll ll Puli ms. MlNsw ilenat at1ie 1 .1.1. 14 1 (l l' Mal al.

es 1 i 9 TowcePer 00, eede why (Mr Mesa (111. 8.411 0001: Sorrowed. JAMISON never be No. 2275 Squadron Head-'been a Ministry grant in recog- of the useful service the to Om miles course that opens with Atesnahaw 43), Suitor at. (11,.

e- b- Lime and I Owing to a error. the Fazakerley. iiseemiege. tait rte memorm of dear SI mar of the play at Crane liar. Sunday.

May 3. Candidates for Ist Heswall perform in the uds mo n's si mr7 rsoo rrweasas ii. em it me ,44 ll'Ss ig 7 1 11, 0 1 h. rui llor ly 11 Ratel 31. 4 6 2 1 1 11 0 0 4 1 mu taking the road at 4 pm aad Ithih- MemeaMM.

tel. Bram Plots (M. ateRMARY Chard weemorlea at 1 was given as May 30 our, Basic I will he able to take driving KM coring Lister (14 "roved limbeind. JIM. April 115.

Nem how The new Liv erpool Sp or ts arid I aw om. the 5, a 0,,. tasn lan loved. 11) greats Notes last week. It examination in two Competit i on steer et ary i.

R. ere, ee or CHESTER 1 toy" er wife Mabel and dd. have been April 30. an The first part will be held on: District Commissioner J. 1.

441 hforte.mbe-I,IIERHIJI 1.0,:s„ an, of tickets are stil Dross 3 'lna ''''e at't en 159 Roxburgh Street. Liverpool ion A e'd 26 Che." au eir to i Sae yards.) Mar brother. JIM. tes minstant thumb, lemur members tri she a. pp! ye po, esdere pdee (3'.

tur a tear.) -wen In spire of the weather last May t. in place of Mr. J. evert rot saw only irilea NOM I Swam tai, Manse (et Mho what tel. 411: of 640 A there was a good: VENTURE ADVENTURE Due to the interest of GrOups Walls courw from the Rad Deagori I Que we 4 4 Peet to-ear.

but every day. we remelts- 1 hsuary. II am. entries c.c.,. ou Aphl ne 80: i 'came 55 Dad.

Mona. 11,11. turn out at Woolton for the: 13-milethildren cross count 'irl Guides Bootle. Crosby. la G.

Ks, sss ram Street. Floe ear, i des trr er "ll47 4 2o. and Toxteth. a football Havelee. Tolligat.

Mona (31. Black Min MASON ZuzAarrn. MO Tear! Ichampionships. The 31st werel Mamheater -r club melee sin, Reel Si( No Wort' Tr apes to the rimmed. Little Tara.

ollege Mamer. ler 'Rem ured memories. dear Practical tiaining fur camp league was started Octet- mats ssrmwiellos in running their I Non, Red e. e4 i. 4 a M.

thee. again winners of the I nual.firations will be held next ber. Any Grouns who would I nun a mon pm CO retitt Derterehife wig, packet mom 9.20: 11111W-JORRPH. 19 19 513 11 02 team event wito the 16th ar.d st an II wasn't there to see to Re hand ee 52nd joint 2nd. A.

'Saturday and the following I i ke to loin for next aeason ro hone Moortartels 4L vi er eed oi Saturday at The Hazels. There: must atzolv not later than snits 1 Ve -Lee 4 fhtl 06. 1 Reed: noels to Mul. Vileume. Maavy.

Genome. ter. but CU remember my whole rte Ist Company was first Seniorn ill be demonstrattons and r.ext. wtastastaw. shstsssest Nem neu 1 throne the bPrf.

feat MS" wilt home. S. Vincent. 52nd was you Clod blew JOe Lowing wile. Nat wa sou for practice for I There is most attractive Tkt nes also hold I wow -este oats for tht Momell-Cbaima- WINN- -In Meth' amnion cc car JOB.

first home of unolaced teamicamp tests. Water Course at Chester next irsaatiw. sow tas whestweat YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 19. (We dm not see you claw and D. Shimmin.

77th wags ISt Rangers sae eyos, we did not me you dle: we :4 nolv heseht that too wee gone. ou Indi id ua ill Junior even will have an. week end orgainised by Laske Ami b.4 2 rar am. yr. i Chesh re West County Associa- 0...

1.... 14,,,,,,,,,....,, ST. HELENS lam goodbye. mar think that the 6th Company won the teamlopporturntly for their i you Sr. forwotten, when tame ize with 52nd second.

The practice from noon on on in handling of sallies: A pr.invieen fo Ma a 3 1.01 i 7 3. 1 I OW ROSH MARIE (3. I. I Lieeepool Inverted Club's Mt th Itiowesdele i (3. 2.

yowl, amllta i Pee UR but they Know et: 1....., L. May 2 The exercise will and boats. 0 10 ll We" 'MI emote id. 3. Romao Pastivtl 3) 101 4.

Mahn the. heartache shahs hewer, 01 tot first boy 'tome was N. shy. Naas and not son of 52nd. F.rst fend on the following day and, City Association news is thatirtei to a Pair (ai tut 5 3: 3, it: I.

5.1.. brother PrarA. sisters Margaret and S. Caukruge- both an Rangers must he completely the Colpors i rr ,7,,.. .....4.7, 7 7 0 6 6 2 -1 3 i 4 3, 4-1.

6-4. lota 4 3. Y. 3olr. sieterr-th-Iwer une.

hrotber-th-Mw was P. Camino Street Lithr- On.rm tNiabt-mght. Joe.l- first Individual was K. Watts se lf -support i ng but a Licensed ti on ta kcs dace afternoon i a. 7.30 1330 -45 APT WATIHtti 44) tai MOP.S! 8 re 01 tie de 1 Moonlaht 11) 13) 2.

Ballybacte (4,. Pusan IlLer- of 45th. 'Guider will be on the site to''' 01011111061 Loved. (3110 ROIL Menem- any necessary help and qze old Fire "Baton cod opens at 11, tothigm. rhea the 130 3.

ML. Ansplalle 131 03) 4 1 Rural Wed always. Mother. Nam. On Saturday next.

the finals; l4 lve iComoettirin is on Wednesday I as. rivet from Queensfer Cime- Maid (5. Vll 5 12; 4: lI.P. flans rib. nee )00, 5- 1.

3-1. 1. 3-1. 3-4. Tote P.

Joan. Nora. John. Ken. -33 Cromer of the junior and sensor advice.

roil the A.G M. on at 'take. saw. I sane w.i.. on 9.

28. 0. Dem. Wallasey. I Li verpoo Cent: al Division 0 90 31 Rui.

are yos, Leagues be played at. CO (3) 1. a Tlie Ancient Chanel of Tox- sswts i ll- ItA iens An 10 1 i Royal flosi 1J) (11l i eu Borplus Is Ma s' to -morrow. Mime who ham a Greenhill Road. The Junior i ll hold a Divis on camp vcdch also have the ereViebe tom ire Part.

factors The finish: i 4. 9, 3. Alrteall Ilkoilt, 31 Oh 4. is al Weetnalmter Car Road. ate() one.

(2i 4 1) 3- ro.ther. cherish her cite oath. for you between Ist i Rixton. near Warrington. froml r.h.

I Roby and om- George': DAY On cam menareow Mom 7 2 3. 6.P. 5-2 3-1. kr.vw the heartache LA yoU aft 'August 26 to September 2. Sunday.

the at eons Liverpool 010 prOM.II the treM, 6 3. P. 13 2 1.74. meant chalet er Pany will kick off at 2 p.oi. Kathleen.

son-ln- law Dams. Mad- and the Senior between 3 1 st' Will Guiders who have Guides: TOTEM attraction Mtn Mete Sprfed Ina( from d. 30 4xiot-M MAN (21 (5. 'Amyl Pei and Terry. and 32nd kick off at 330 p.m.lwishing to attend the camp 'wails River Caw.

II as. 1 Twlseltp o'2l 2. Welts Away (4) 111111T1IDAY lIIIMIMIBRANCtS 0.: please let Miss Corlett. :4 New. ti osay or seen Lertraeol I a be by 111) (3) 4, Paddy Olynn i 1ub g0 10 t0 0cre i Da i er na th eltar th 3 ,4, 1, 3.

17. 24 51. RAMO CHABLIS; DOWN Loring 'borough Avenue. Liverpool 18. memos of dad.

(You never failed to gramme at 74 4-1 Toy 6 P. Vallee from licomeana. Queeneferri. 7 know immediately. The next el i 'IT beat.

your bean ma true and On Friday. April 24. at 7.45 NIGHT HUNT -1 i a.m.. Liverpool Imperial Club So I. der sou worked so hard for three Guiders meeting in this 'G valley from The Road.

10 a.m. til (10) I 1 as mach to memo- p.m.. the 23rd Company are Walbmes (nun harem unmated th roe 1 121 01, I 3 2 lance 15 15 Dv 1 -Loving ehrseabter Hilda. Andrews holding their 64th annual Division will be held next For Missing Coach 'm 11, Te' We ioned to 3. New 111 (41 4.

Lazy Cbl Swan (11.P.A 1 Wednesday. map madam. hare 2 hotmela route le 16) 5 2 6. A.P. 2-1.

am te: lee e04 inspection at Stanley Park Police I hLt 0.1 5-2 3-3. 3.1. totts win P. 4a, r. rhernth the ltrthda, of 011011106.

klat School. Priory Road. Outdoor training in Liver-, Flintshire are search cards sten ne roue i neon. re 28 5.. 7.

artion. 1944 (81. fir mased.l- Colonel Lincoln Jones will be 000 Outer North Division will' ing for a coach belonging to Istos'Y Nora Li, nub 1 ,...3 IWL Ma 4131 (1) 1. D.roted Mum. Brothers and Deters.

121 the inspecting Officer. The be held next Thursday at ICrosville Motor Servlees. Ltd, wheat harm ta 'sfel lioe gad rriechllod (If: 4 lichee North Lisemool Club lave Velvet (11 ---e I are DRAM 18. Mn cords. MUM.

MO same day the 64th Company Townsend Avenue Methodist disappeared front Churcn 4 0, 5 rally entreetha al Road Sams mint AM I Harry 6 (11 2 4 )-77 2 E1412 1 1 7 in-therm Dad. Hada. Bea. I Hall. 'Street.

Flint last night. ranttOns Seem. arm 13111188 -Apr i 19. Loth( birthday hold their annual inspection at i There are three new Brown: It is understood that the F. We 6.

26.67. rememnrance Si re ass, Mount School cornmenc-; o.so saaiP 141 ALFRED. and father of Dancl. ihf( at 7.45 p.m. Mr.

W. be' ed to'the Owls inLiverpoolSouthas. coach. wnieb 1 4 1 k. aTal cit, and smith.

Chief Constable df "Division Miss B. E. Denbigh depot. had taken a 011111116--Artl 19 toying men 1 of a dear Tether. Amt Liverpool.

will be Inspecting' Miss A. R. Beecher and Miss party to Corn i sh Hall. li nt 6th SPICY WEEK AT 'e; ..4 BP. 6-4 1 A.

WI 2-1 .1 -1 win 4:6. F. 1 .2. are rially Andrew Officer. Rossington.

appointed to the' where a social and dance, 9.30 4.4391--RICAIII3O (4) j. Hard RICHARD (Not to day 19th, 312th and 394th Packs, arranged by the Flint depot of srat chief ail 2 sre 12. 3. 411-te eeers day. I remember Mu.l- The 54th Comnanv hold 'h mew (3) 4.

IMAM (1 5. at DinOrben Street 1 respectively. Miss P. Reynolds Crosville Motor Services Was 4: 3: of 2. I.P.

Rs. 3-1. 4-1. was 4r 3. F.

1I 28.65. RISKRTI. RICHARD. NTT deex -45 Tu es ay. A nn 2, Is the new Captain of the 37sth being held.

to hes i iMenors page le gently p.m.. I I --sa to-do aistsr 4.4ses. atm. The Archdeacon of Liverpool. Company.

The bus disappeared from a Sunday: 5.0. 7.30. LIVERPOOL (rime City) will be guest of honour. North Liverpool Division spot about three-quarters of a witesaw lAS. 338 6.05.

1.30. 7.30 13101-MlB6 aria (4) 21. mamas -Troanwed birthday same eitsdiast lave two new Lieutenants. I mile away from Cornist Hai 001111601 11 1141.5 (21 taw 2. WALTER.

always 1 11.119wer and Pamly, 41 Onerry fareet. -Mrs. Whitehead and Miss D. in the centre of the town ..1 Nary (11 QM. 3.

(. 'lemmas's' 1e irrlhey Lads' Brigade 'Riddell. appointed to the 4th 'between 8.45 and 10 p.m. II Yoca: la: a. sea say tav).

r. 1 1 1 i il. of daughter CUOMO. Aprl. 1 (3101 JiMMII.

19 lost at ma wan and 2. 1 1 Com a iesi Police patrol cars were Pother 060110 R. IM earl, day The semi finals and finals or 'respectively. The 25th Pack 'lnformed and early to-day an 611.414_ i) f4i airja 111 1 :4:71 the Vow: We mot the All England a new Tawny Owl. Miss' intensive search was pro- 4,141 .1 abort 14: 2.

Toth i (far. P. 13 I 18 21. --6 16 than 11.4 Ir nws latmed handball will be played this 'A. Edwards haying been ceeding.

ter 1 I 8.6 111 1:2) j. sew-28th memories 02 09, year in Liverpool on warranted sa Lore Prince (II therl Angler (5) amt. ALAN. (Out of the blue 14V Octobe 3. TREFOIL a dart Mood came termatha on- epAiley e.

i wM WU, 4 2. f51 19 7 fr a. "sans two. sac, elltaStd. I -11 am and Results in th two Quarter: $-- 16 300) RALti IMO (4! (9rl.

ll 4lll llllA 4 1 remembrance finals and one semi-final of the Girls' And Mixed Climbs Rorrstfers' Notes Oal Waco lADaI Impa-lia. ell far) 2,. Revl Away 1 2. (314. 4 11 11,14 er Llclat (3.

161 4. 2 or DO T.TO SIR Moved and eeem J.T.C. Football Cup played last' The Drama Festival Mater of th km: nut. are talons 1. erla 1 Clod Away favl.

P. emery day 1-Mum and Dad week were: St. Martins 13, St. "This Is a 1 31 Rt mum. thrthdas temente- 10 he held at cheatre 0n1tt 5 Leper v- Tbt 8....

f. MORN 11 thcri b-arces of our aunt" daughter. JINN. Peters St. Paulo 1.

Christ A ril 91 at it, Illatinblcn Ampcuilsoci ia peoTIO.2O Malan. very funny 3 2 ma (2 in Bus" AST I. 19 16 Ice l. 2: Semi-final Pladslity NaROTC( (41 (1..1 4. 1, a esmlng.

a we loved so ShoUld prove an interesting IS slush ern mucosa oil tbe 6. raw 4:6 MT). P. 23.51. a In our Marta a Thomas 2.

St. Philips 5. and enjoy a ble evening. Three train is 'visaed to mie part. tam will war VISO arable mai lia Hollywood 1 1 48 (n Imp 1.

at tab be sue. no cars on Travel arrangements for are to be presented. and at Use radon from MOO tag Sem (21 I 2. Koh i 31 116 174 deboord. no many haw.

'plum. 1,. a bewitlful of memores. Bootle Companies to-morrow: willard Stoker of tie Play- i Z.Z tos i lr: th arsi be; comedy 1 wrIA l4 flLL ge 4 fiess! I' 2 3 1'- 1 1 19-66. Formed a 'MINIM.

yen D'il coaches will leave St. i loo. has kindly agreed to ,0,01 'do em's. .6.3 a MEW 91 150101 AIM AN (2) 1) ewea Out :1 144 TAM became st Nicholas Rfld St Peters The programme Indeed" giv id whit tamely Maddses '1) (81. the ore et i 0 aleeeping there: out 15 ki Front I I lICT i 5.

spewse nag one 4ht eo we, 1. pi ng up St. Phillips. St. as folloR.s: Huyton I The 'monk augabie i I irailDaa TrheLf 7 P4 (12) 4 al b161: 2 and mu 1.4 not .1.1.

1 Thomas and Christ Church en. Parish hurch Y.F. The awl, lot those to talhas My 1... win Altman 56: Loved, 1 Lumen, and Daddy. 285 Prereot .1 A 1 P.

1 2--31 13 '3; 3-21 mum Include. the mho of Pahiathesel i TN ed. 7. I route. 'Happiest Days of Your Life ..4 Nee rice la i FIAGIIIII LaITISID mous 11 11 71V2.Ziaislyty (II -Treasured 1 St.

Peters Aintree would: (Act it by John Dighton St (4 Frees peat' brarres of Imlng Meter JUN. eve on ittha 1 ieu is( (4, tt 1 44 like to members i Anfieid, Will ..11118 aesw fdi rammil an Ap: 19. (It's only Mort. but to ibe wooer oari of the Dee and finaloug i 21 141 3. Samgalt 131 riti 41711 r.

5 mewls a the. to Say dm: mss. e. companies for their help in the, Happy Journey" by Thorn-'with eo-b hon. rosd Mee.

the Tato irr 5'3 Meth Etna MM. hare not. forgot 1 Ihrer-lnetreg NAM display last week. and also. ton Wilder.

St. Mary's iwl 4 1: au awls ja 1 1-3 29 4 11..... Babe Jean and Mesdames Aleock. Mason and 1 tiarMals ino.lrataiy easy walk SWILLS IV regime- I (Gra ssendale Y.P.F.- Christ 1 .11. Mahar.

Tend Mealy Wensleydale a OM braves the the Concrete HIYWSoo AD' Lucas for their help at to MIT to carrolosOloot. bap Frank Jumble Sale and Mesdames Turner Tll, 53 Siorthwood Root Prenton. Cousins and Beckley for the i Iknoroheet. aMe loseloorp coos of Tickets. price Is 6d and 1 1 "'Wes.

2s. can be from fa Street. 555 Air Trailing Corps the Union Office. 1 9 William- pr to.npotto. II it also I ILpoths thank' to Med.

II Club la a alaaaaed iba The following cadets of No iiii all osis, It a no Arrangements are in hand for ir A 4 1 0 "a as o3 uoks 1982 (Huyton Squadron commenced their training as annual event which is a not glider pilots at Hawardt I composite show depicting thelworst tOt ttZ: 3 at to -day. A. L. Gilbert. G.

A. many activitles which are aoi bons fo unt! bt cleln. 15 a signori carried on in our youth clubs. i.s.nssi',..m 1 1 1 i rs a iiyrrews. ic, was rb i a i Bowers.

K. J. Lytle and J. A. Any affiliated group with a tots 5 15.5 4,1 601aF .50 ws Maguire.

Preliminary lectures 'Ma 0111.12 art ton atirocine. in connection with the next suita bl Item to offer asked to FIXTURE DEATH FALL glider pilots' course will corn- contact the Union. 1 A si Atoociatio I A cleaner. Keith mence at Hawarden on Sunday Gide Gado po.r"rmtric.,. lottrnar.oreal toms.

Liottiool Fellovilio. Crompton. aged 22. of Talbot April 26 Twenty-three cadets cII A. Itaionltts.

issio to Road. Blackpool. fell thirty feet from West Lanes Wing A.T.C. The annual church parade iL i f. 1 11 11 5 "1, 11 1 ....1 to death from the third- will attend.

and service will take place on iam "Selsol Ar 4T i i window of a boarding On May 9 and 10 cadets of This year this is a. Jo. rj in Adelaide Street. the West Lanes Wing A.T.C.lbe held at St. Nathaniels Fifi iTr "a a ais a roar' a aa-- I yesterday.

will be flying in Chipmunk iChurch. Fazakerley Road. had reached the window aircraft from R. A.F.. Wood- I Fazakerley.

The service is at Aortl 25 -Leerpool FelloilAt I om because his ladder vale. If the weather is kind. I 3 p.m. and the parade will 2 ssre la btar acs Annit 3 KrePitiver I was not long enough. and was BO cadets will fly over the commence immediately after eon: 2.se woodailla4flery.

lei i I fa; sitting on the sill when he feli weak-end. wards at approximately 4 p.m. wry. La ro a Laft i 401:4 backwards on to a concrete' Basic 1. Basie 11, Proficiency The Chief Constable of Liver- "fr 3 ll 4, ara.

na vlttr. A. Advanced Proficiency 'pool will take the salute. Spelm. li Hatt them look, J.

I 1 of our tbart44 ands. Atm! 19. OIL add but tz 4 oonclor whs. the boot aro igways de. Iter.

memory II thread of Cold. It not or Troy Old: ewe. I ord.forgrr Corot tear. but A. our Jew.

was het. Linda. Down. vSer Merles r.rSTOW'S -Trruirre I tr VirOlorlo. BRITT 18.

dear doubter or 41 and A Stoner. 10ft I hear the -A'r that one. node alto Toed 1 4 VII Street. Wlr-s: 11111147 Lov'pd Wrtbdle memor'es. Ogees? torgot4Vl Orandettlaren.

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wroth Acme for Glower CAT found woodenly! In Hume crow --Tel. 1455. IM MEMORIAM ALLEN-1n roomory al our deal' rather. Wed Awl! 19. 1952 alio ou: 12.

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InEng 01 1137 dear MITER. tiled actor. 3 A lwan remembered Ire and Eater Yarn Colll.lls—Trearired eneenormi. BILL P-rdn w.fe and Cate it wWyn Sewell DAVIn uers MARIA ANN rtp.e!thed and in. meenortea of onr Bused Apr.l 11.

TO-MORROW SIR BRIAN Two Escape Unharmed British Women Are Stoned Two women. wives of British! officials in Cyprus. were stoned about sixty Cypriot schooH idren yesterday on Salamis hooch. East 3 ,01115, while on a i PICT iC. The women told police that schoolboys later smashed two windows of their locked car and stole a handbag and cgmera.

The women were not injured. One of them Mrs Coral Proud. wife of Commander John Proud, director-general of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation. said: "As we walked along the beach the schoolboys caught up with us and followed us for about 200 yards. jeering and throwing stones at us." Tear gas, baton charge Police last night confirmed that tear gas was used when British police entered a Greek club in Paphos on Thursday.

night, but denied the Paphos, mayor's charge that they beat' up members. An official police statement said the tear gas was used when the police entered the club in the course of making arrests that resulted from an, attack by youths on a British police sergeant earlier. Later the sergeant saw bts attackers and arrested one of them. A crowd of about thirty people demonstrated against the arrest They refused to disperse and their spokesman was arrested. In an attempt to release him the crowd attacked a police inspector Several British police sergeants then made a baton charge.

arresting nine more people. two of whom were very slightly injured. the statement said. INDEX UNCHANGED The official retail prices index figure was still 110 on Mar ch 17. having remained at that level since the middle of November.

SAYS HE IS NOT SATISFIED Electrifying Railways Sir Brian Robertson (chairman of the British Transport Commissions said last night at the annual dinner. at Grosvenor House. of the Association of Supervising Electrical Engineers that the rate of progress forecast for British Railways larger electrification was not fast enough. "I am not satisfied. The trouble is that time is just not on our side." he said.

It had already been decided that the of the London. Manchester. Liverpool inc must be speeded up by several years. It is not an easy thing to do." be went on. "I have had people say to me: 'Why do you not hand over this lob.

or a part of it. to enterprise and tell them to get on with It "Now that would be a very good idea if we could stop al the trains running while the firm did the job. Unfortunately that is recisely what we cannot do." An eleetrification project inevitably involved a vast deal of civil engineering, and also In most rases a complete reconstruction of the signalling and telecommunications system In the main, the electrification targets were being achieved. and from a technical point of view his insproseion was that things were going very well. said Sir Brian.

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I. MIL MUTTON INS READ THE FASCINAT ING FACTS OF HOW i a pretty girl became) minar in 190. THE PEOPLE "My first drive in a Ferrari" Read TONY BROOKS to-morrow in THE OBSERVER.