BROTHER OF MR DINGLE FOOT An unknown assailant with a knife tried to stab Mr Hugh Mackintosh Foot, Chief Secretary to the Nigerian Government, says Lagos report. The man came up behind the Chief Secretary with a naked blade in his hand and tried to overpower him. He then escaped

•'.V/ t i'- Ski Club Slalom handicap e fth trophy was held on Ben So, At. s vi re > yesterday. Winner was V'ff Kenzie, Edinburgh (-20), in V C i' and Glasgow (scr.), '7.6 sec. Third place went n Glasgow (-20), 95.4 sec. \ ,'V e of powdered snow 'tig m Pionship and conditions for

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A Dundee woman, who left home a fortnight ago, has died suddenly in Holland. She is Mrs Smits, formerly Miss Josephine Cray, only daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gray, 46 Hilltown. Dundee. Mrs Smits was married during the war to Albertus Smits. of the Dutch Marines. She had left wit

While most English roads are free of ice, the A.A. last night reported patches still on roads m Perth and Inverness-shire. Snow was falling heavily i n Argyll last night and mountains in mid-Argyll had a thick covering. A blizzard was reported in parts of Kintyre and off the coa