THE DAILY MIRROR

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O Continued from QUEEN AND HER Page One which was when you gave me the brooch which I wear today." And the clear, girlish voice hesitated just slightly as she added: " And I shall never hear the British Grenadiers' without a stirring of my heart." It was 11.20 a.m., ten minutes

Bridgwater, as these pictures prove. The little chap above is a Japanese schoolboy, and he doesn't feel a bit silly in his fancy cap. But he would rather do a hundred lines than wear a bit of felt with a peak and a gaudy school badge on the front. , H S TLE Norma her father took

MANPOWER in the slump-hit cotton industry is below the 300,000 mark for the first time in two and a half years, according to figures issued by the Cotton Board yesterday. With more than 20,000 workers leaving the industry since the peak labour force of nearly 321,000 was announc

ATISS ZENA DANIELS, who has had some success -I- under National Hunt Rules, led in her first flat race winner at Epsom yesterday. It was French Squadron, who won one of the most dramatic Great Metropolitan Handicaps ever. Thousands saw Gordon Richards thrown from the then favour