Two armed men bound and gagged Mrs Gladys Altree (53) in her council house in New Maiden, Surrey, yesterday and ransacked the house. They got only 16s from Mrs Altree purse and £3 which had been put aside for the electricity bill. Mrs Altree said, " Two men came to the door. One

Two brothers were sent to prison yesterday at the end of the Bournemouth fur trial at the Quarter Sessions there. Raphael Bernard (42), furrier, Bournemouth, and Samuel Bernard (28), furrier, Kirkton Place, Dundee, were found guilty of conspiring to break into Raphael's shop in

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By Olga Gillman looked charming Svlvia's fare lighted last into smile of appreciation. She slipped her hand through his arm. " Congratulations on achieving very attractive room, Michael," she said with real enthusiaam. " Now let'a see the diningroom." " All in good time." Michae

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Norwich Union Insurance Societies Annual Meetings SPEAKING at the Life Society's Annual Meeting yesterday. the President, Sir Robert Bignold, said the net new life business for 1951 at £44.100,000. an increase of over £8,600.000 on 1950. constituted another record in the Society