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ay wi ll b e river 6 Wo Here's the man who does the shoe-shoe- 7. shuffle along the River Thames. David Pegram, of Dulwich, has made two shoe floats of canvas and wood. He t o J im says: "They are more fun than a canoe , and once you get the knack of it, its {%:;'.;:;: Kit as si

TOOTH check pest moners can turn out their cattle to graze on the open forest again. HER , E o HERD of un i t . F riesian cattle Sir Berkeley Pigott, honorary DECAY -BY NEARLY HALF 3 t t li t l i th irty tk e pigs were Secretary of th e yesterday after confirmation of Lion, has

£4O 10 0 £4 4 0 sHERmANS k , 1/.1'14. IMO ! * USE THIS 2000 GUINEAS FORM * I COMMISSIONS ACCEPTED TO WIN. EACH WAY OR PLACE ONLY I Yea may post your letter to bear • time stamp not later than I 2.55'p.m. today Wednesday, 30th April, 1952. WINNINGS BY RETURN. AGITATOR DJEBEL-HALLO

JOR the first time since the war the Coal Board expects to face next winter without any fear of a coal crisis, writes Harold Hutchinson. Stocks now are thirteen million tonsthree and a half million tons better than at this time last year. The Board said last night that if high o

Ascot is on the way . . and while husbands are* consulting the form books, wives are consulting the fashion books. Here are two likely entrants for the Dressing-up Stakes." Nurse Merrick. Stakes S_ n Fa-shio he The je-he ler • he ter . do ep t. r kex. ;ed he to ! es 4.. rat ed 3

TWO men called on Mrs. Gladys Altree, 53, yesterday and told her that her husband had been injured at work. She invited them in. As she closed the door one of the men stuck a gun in her ribs and said: " This is a hold-up. We want the £4,000 we have been tipped off about." Mrs. A

Page 8 2 I N e m a s y i l y teens I discouraged was shy, and credulous,very afraid of older people. Teasing, especially, rendered me furious, help- less, speechless. I was never witty enough or bold enough to hold my own. I went through a lot before I achieved a measure of self

ONLY a quarter of a mile from a crowded golf clubhouse with golfers walking near her all the time—a middleaged woman in black lay back in the sunshine on the neatly-cropped grass Of the course and died. And yesterday, detectives who two months ago solved the Mystery of the Woman