• 2 WITH THE PEOPLE No, 15,845 + + ♦ + FEW unmarried mothers should be allowed to keep their babies, a child expert said at the week-end. The babies should be taken away from their mothers as soon after birth as possible, health visitor Mrs. Amy Byrne told the conference of the W

FILM star Jean Simmons, 25, flew into London yesterdayher first visit home since she went to Hollywood four years ago and married Stew art Granger, writes Donald Zec. She stepped off the plane in grey racoon skin coat and alligator shoes and looking as lov el y as she leftalthou

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NINETEEN - year-old Nellie Maas may be in a bit of a whirl (a b o v e) but she knows where she is going. For Nellie is a Dutch ice - skating champion who is now in England for training before she makes a bid for the world and European titles. She is seen here at high - speed pra

Freshness, without which all the rest may go for nothing. Eyes and desires will always turn towards immaculate, crushable freshness. Look at the cobweb laces, drifting voiles, figured linens, delicate lawns : all must be starched. Light starching for the dress, heavier starching

comes back—as I am sure she will TELL HER EVERY DAY THAT YOU LOVE HER. J OE'S story shows the danger of seeing your married' partner merely as just another shapeless human m ass labelled "men" or

3.0 One Third of a Nation. 5.0 Children: All About Animals; A Sailor's Yarn; Seeing is Believing. 6.55 (Holme Moss, Kirk O'Shotts and Pontop Pike only) The Blue Suit (comedy). 7.25 Weather. 7.30 News and Newsreel. 7.45 Special Enquiry. 8.30 Association Football. 9.0 London Town

ACROSS DOWN 1, Slides; 5, Growl: 9,1, Rascal; 2, White sub- Leap; 10, Untruth; 11, Wor- stance; 3, Capital; 4, Fat: ship: 13, Smell; 15, Value; 5, Flower part; 6, Only; 7, 16, Person; 17, Settles; 18, Edge; 8, Smallest; 12, End; Ruler; 20, Word-play: 21, 14, Cloth; 18, Series; 1