,FOR more than seven hours yesterday, seventy firemen with ten appliances poured water on an open timber-yard blaze. Ambulances stood by in case firemen were hurt fighting the flames at Seafort h, (Lanes). Brigades were called from Water-100, Kirby and Bootle. When the fire was

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It called for sacrifices. Some of the money came from their pensions, some by specially organised efforts. . Foundations for the centre were dug and a hut was bought. Then officials of their Over-60's Club appealed for financial aid to Northumberland County Council —as dozens of

' 4l llllllllll iiiuil LET it pour! That's what the British say—even when they're on a hardearned holiday. We invited you to tell us how you enjoyed your holiday in the rain—and like the rain the letters poured in. Here are the guinea winners . . WE arrived on our wet holiday to

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MON AUG. 2 1954 By Harold Whitton THE Polish stowaway, Antoni Klionowicz, 24, who fled from behind the Iron Curtain was sleeping safely in a secret hide-out somewhere in London last night. He was snatched from a Polish steamer in the Thames by police who force of 120 police that

were screams from passengers TEN MINUTES and braked. The coach . went through a ditch and overturned AFTER their coach collided in a field near Charing, between early yesterday with a car in Maidstone and Ashford. 'Which a man was killed, his Rescuers worked by floodwife and son

lIE grumble, whether it is about her new stockings or a poorquality carpet, will have a chance to air her views to the trade " high-ups." The " complaints com-