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By Your Special Correspondent KING'S LYNN, Norfolk, Licensing Justices are not going to stand any nonsense about pub shutting because there is no intoxicating drink to sell. They have discovered an Act which gives them power to take away a licence if the pub shuts when it could

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Who said men can MRS. HALE'S letter left me speechless with indignation ! " " I have never read such rubbish .. ." " I emphatically disagree with Mrs. Hale" These remarks give you the general tone of the letters that you sent in reply to the reader who said that there should not

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ruff Moon Today. MOONRISE-9.2 p.m. MOONSET-7.38 a.m. Tomorrow. BLACK-OU' LONDON 9.15 p.m. to 6.45 a.m. BIRMINGHAM 6.24 p.m. to 6.50 a.m. BRISTOL 0.25 p.m, ..t0 6.55 a.m. LIVERPOOL 9.31 p.m. to 6.64 a.m. ' TIMES: NEWCASTLE 9.27 p.m. to 6.45 a.m. GLASGOW 9.40 p.m. to 6.54 a.m. PEN

in action to burst it wide open. . The Eighth Army has punched through the outer defences of the Gothic Line in four places and is engaged in bitter fighting in the sea- 4 side resort of Pesaro, coastal anchor of the line on the 1 ' Adriatic. British and Polish troops, . living