ALL-ATTES1 2 anthem Advertiser 6i Times, July


MOTOR CYCLISTSI 22, 1955


ARE CD


iiivroST weekddyi! mornings M.' throughout 1 the ! y f ’


t i l? S le s d ^ le .Nursery


: home-from-pome ij for, T local kiddles.


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Porvic micrdporpus plastic separators-:-virtually ever lasting In ba;tiery service.


New, corrc sion-resistant ^ C.B.9S alloy fortheplategrlds pasted with improved active materli Is.


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!v'7!! iillv


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Hard rubber container — tough e rough to outlive even these plate! and separators!


W. & F.


Fpow you I* fiurafio or dflflloi'"“flt o® oxfra cost EXIDE SERVICE


Eshtpn terrace, Cl|theroe AGEWlj’i Tel. 252


HOLIDAYS ARE AGAIN


M we wish all oiir cus.omers a hap ypv


ay thou


uuixJght of washing your soiled Holiday Clothes spol your home­ coming


holiday, xxvxx^cj. - let the SEND THEM T0 ClltHEROE LAUNDRY iP MLICO ROAD


r e c e i v i n g OFFICE: Tel. 752


^ e l. 41 i2 , w Sh a l l e y R D . every ■ o c c a s i o n .


i.5l l|fl


]li £4/10/0 to £350.


Our wedding ring , 9ct„ 18ct„ 22ct. ,


PRIVATE FITTING ROOM


27/6 'upwards £3/6/0 to £117. . i ItW S p e c ia l o u t o f Agents for 24, KIN gin the‘ latest designs In


old and platinum are from and in 22ct. gold from


UUR U S a k iD G E


Incone payments. .


ionglnes, B am^ Cyma T


I WILLIAM STREET and Rotary


BLACKBURN. Tel. 792()


. TrebexJ Accnrist, Ayla, Eterna Watches.!


Lojjk Iri black ,nd W te For


I ^ U t T H E R O B wearing -a


|CIithiir!o€ fIc. will be


I .they take the —~-=- for their openfiig match of the .1955/56 seakfi. on Saturday,


if hew look" when field at Burscough


I August 20th. j Instead' of the familiar red


iersOTS, the players will; be wear­ ing lo r the flijst' time their new black and jvhite vertical-stripe


V' - P feih.


outfif^simila castle United,


that 'of New


lere arelllreat hopes of a succ&ul skson. S ev e ra l


pfoifiising youngsters have bMn ’ ’ ;few new -faces win t o field at Burs-


• •


We live such lovely dlamoiid “ d precious , Tofu.''


i ! ages t e r S i W S '


for primary jschool. | : During the five lyears p has


been in existencMt : was SaSSbkaddlto&othesodU llinchtike scene at Chtheroe’s Ribblesdale Nursery School.


iquals the nunlbfer attending lie nursery./ | I; ' I , j


k Many of the


rion of thehead ;,i: Hewitt, .s^ei! that_! them larges have e\|ei;y at^enUon.


trained staff, under the direc them the nurserysls Ltd.


1 The nursery, I day begins at rLso a m when the fhst chll-


bnur Is taken np i |g the klddlesl each of whom ^lilntted a little! coat and hat


bif a special syinpol. wplch can be anything from, a fopk to an aeroplane., , !l|| ! I, : Each child’s .rnoUf hffPs the


boy or girl to dlitin^isp at a X c e Its owpiclothfes ccm-


pktment or topk regulSttes. " 1 wide variety of 1 tpys is


thWe Is


available. Gamk SJP played, a S when the j Weather Is fine


children to air Two playrpoms i provide


IdJal indoor facilities.; klnlature tab|es and


are used by the phUdren. piking a scene istrongly rem


; I I open


chairs com-


inlScent at tlmei of,GuUlvers LllllpUt. ' ' ■ ' IiyiPORTpN'r


o One of the important]events n h ed ay is th llu n ch jb re a^


Every effort Is made to niake S that thellchlldren receive


an idequate and well diet M s Is the province of


Sekok,MrsjK.Ha|^^ ^ makes an excellent job of see


ifeacp child has iea,l


m at lumjh


„ .„ ‘that the/kiddles shoi-t of food.] .the embers of


the and


I


After lunch, if:hem perlDd, followe,d by


are not


....V. see that a nourishing


staff jpln


Is a rest a milk


kadk. The, (jhlldrpni enjoy


furtaer play jUntll parente or elde: brothers, land sisters be­ gin calling for them before the nun ery closes at 4-^30 p.m.


40 small chljd|ren of ^^aryhig tem’ieraments, in hbr work, M


It is no ekyitask caring for


and to help her ss He/vlk has a


staffl which assikant assistant and There Is alsc


ml DIAMOND MERCHANT


ks/Cher, two


laundry assistant and I a care- takk.- ■ ■ . II I


the cook,


comprises an [nursery students,


lelieve in was on view at Dlitheros Cricket .: C1 u b ’ s


A flying saucer you could


innual gala, one made by


Coomber, of Ppdleton, who is


It is a model Michael Scott


pictured here -with his minia­ ture spaceship during a dis­ play by a nuniber of Clitheroe and district mpdel aircraft eh- thn'siasis.


r ! j be obtained, '


a model aircraft club iri the town if suitalile premises dan


lit is their ambition to form


Shear Brow, [ collapsed near the junction of Chatburn-foad and Well-tertace on Sunday. Afte r receiving medical atten­ tion! for heat; stroke, she jwas allowed homd.


A BLACKiBURN woman,


Heat Strcike Casualty '


i . i ' - ' i - Queenle Hallalin, (29), 22, Ij I -their jlebut for-


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■n' ilk!' the ?;i.iJ r-ii ■ ft


fefiip i l li - f


m IS


PE SAVINGSAGQOUNTS CHEQUE BO IK ACCOUNTS


OTAL ASSETS 30™ JUNE 1955 ^£100,898,397 H. ASHW


ORTH - ■ BERERA’ n MfH ACER . LIM ITED


I nesqay, AU|kt 24th, when Cltmeroe enlertain '. IP r e s c o t


i-Cables, '-ilil -_,Jheen laid fixtures, ’


im a, “work-lput" by I t o many youigsters W


hold a [few, tria) matches, i ;h will afford an opportunity


club with-a view to a trial. AT GRjOUND “- Adveptiser and


<io have approach^


j d a i h e f o u n d e v i d e n c e o f m u d i 1 h a r d w o r k ' L a - v i r i g b e e n u n d e r -


repbrter' visited the - . — B Y g r o u n d ] t o o t o i


1 f o r m - t h e p l t d h - f r o m t h e c h u r n e d ^ 1 u p I m o r a s s I q f m u d i f i t o a f i t t e '


t e k f i n b y f i f i t h u s i a s t l c m e m b e r ; ; o f T h e c l u b i f i a n e f f o r t t o - t r a n s -


s t a t e f o r n e x t . s e a s p r i : ' i t h b i s l l a c k e t o i f f a n d p e ^


Pilrst home ’lmatch is on Wed- 25 YEARS|! AGO


Extracts fr-om our issue of ■


July p5th, |i930. I


rpoURING ra|n 11 throughout eroe the country spoiled Cllth-


’s annuaU holiday vyeek.


Parts of Yorkshire were, In­ undated by floods,; and Iri the Whitby area,; complete havoc 'was caused by a cloudburst.


On Fridas


Ro y a l----- ------ ~ - school clock! stopped for the


first time in its; Career, and consisteritly! refjised toj gp.


The boys regard [ this as definite,.,tribute |tq ,theli| d^-


' partlhg hefid


s p i r i n g i n ] - t o h o t sun, - M r . B . B a i l e y , w f i d j j l s - t r e a s j i i e r o f - ' t h e c U b , w a s h a r d a t w o r k l e v e l l i n g , o f i


p r s e n t s a i m u c h m o r e a t t r a o t l y e p i c t u r e t h a a , ^ I t d i d t o w a r d s , - t t e e q d o f l a s t s e a s o n , j


Tel. 2133 SUT T ON S 7i; KING S


BOokiNG OFFICE for GREAT


ITllEETij^ALLEY \ 7. ROBINSON & Sofis LTD. HARWPOD


Holldlay .Tours,' DayRaq


Clubl Secretaries; please n Full disc-


. II yod fvlBh to book a We. ; dlkcuss details on rece


Excursions, Theatres, Circus, esi'etc.!’


i( te— iimnt-allowed. ■ We!,'Book 'Private - Coaches, ''I


lelkly. Tour, we will visit you and i!pt of a! P.C. or phone caU.


CLEARING DEBT


s j o k e o f I j t h e m o n e y - r a i s b i g e f f o r t s b y I t h e S u p p o r t e r s ’ C l q b '’hd t o Lfidles .Committee who


C h a l r m a r i l M r . ' A - ' B l a c k l o c k


I d e ' f u n d s [ f o r t o f c l u b i Mr, Blacklock said t o t hi«


a d h e l d I v a r i o u s e v e n t s t o p ) ^


would bei Cleared off before -tfie Iseason opened, and It was hoped lithai' wltfilri a few weeks ;of t o first fixture! the-club’s debt wot Id be olearefil •


.le , outstanding ’, debt - of £U0 i --


at the railway Jfioods 'depqt, had driven! off from thq lh«t


Mr T. Williams,' chief clerk p a r t s - o f t o - p j l t c h , - w l f i c i


tee at the golf llnfe, Horrockfi- ford, when a rook pickfid up the ball and flew off with it. The bird carried’the ball 20


yards nearer thejhole before it dropped i t j , . i ;


i


Improvements at Cfiurch Corner, Glsburn; scer|e o i many serious accidents,J The


Work w|is started oni, road]


wall of .thfi churchyard IS to be. set back.-find trees removed.,


dliigtbn Cricket: Ground were, opened byl the president [Of the


Two teiinls courts at i Wad-l


slX'^-year-old tennis club,iMr. C. H. Malllson.. . i -l


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£500 For Low l|loor Church Scheiiiei


tVTTORK Is to start shortly bn ' “ ’ .the replacement of the, c e n t f a 1 heating Installa-; tlon at Nelson-street Method-1 1s t .Church, Loiv Moor.;! This] was decided at a recent meet- j ifig of the church trustees.


that the building! should be heated by means of electricity, in preference ;o gas dr coke


The trustees also [agreed systems. ' • - ; ' I,


"The congregation and trustees were' then faced i with the double problem of! having to decide what sort of installs-^ tlon should replace; It and also of making sure that the new| ready [before


came obvious [that; the coke furnace apparatus, the third of Its kind to be used in the 60-year-old church, was worn out and would not! stand the rigours of another winter’s use.


Several months' ago it be­


one was ------ weather arrived.


cold


-raised by means of efforts anc. church functions.


estimated to be (n the reglqif of £500, and funds will be


The cost i f the Work Is PEEPS INTO THE PAST 50 YEARS AGO


Extracts from our issue of July 21st, 1905|.


“ AN old .offender,”’ of no fixed abode, made hlj


70th appearance before the Bench at Clitheroe .Borqugh Police Court, charged, 'Wltfi sleeping out , 'and assaulting the police, pound asleep in |a field near .Low Moor Top, he said he had gone there l|o .search lo r ; mushrooms the following morning. [ In a scuffle at Clitheroe Police Stfi- tion, he was stated [to have broken a police constable’s arm. Sentence: One; and fslix months’ hard labour!; to run concurrently.


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5s. and costs at Clitheroe County Sessions for being drunk In charge olf a horse and waggonette 'at Wpalley.


Two Burnley men were fined j


,port on teachers’ salaries, at the monthly meeting of Clltfi- eroe Town Council, one mem­ ber declared that ratepayers were grumbllngj about the standard of efficiency amoiig teaching staffs. |


During d,lscusslons ion a re,- ; . |


In various streets and districts of Clitheroe, were reported to CUtheroe To'^n Gouncll. The greatest waste jvas ;found in Marlborough-stregt-1-^ ■ where two leakages polsf; the - supply 1,500'gallons perl hour,; ■


. Details 6f wastage - of ^ater At home or on holiday, 0RDER YOUR CORY NOW Mo will to live--


Ruth B ; appears


illi and exc/ariVe/y ia l^untlay’s]


A woman R - ' i ,epriev j


that is; condemned to ^eath


; floes knowing [full well the fina nightmare walk?


she feel at such a time, 1 ’ thinks, what she feel full


OF ex t la


I any fi


i ment must I No Will to


has been refused. [ How I ' "


‘ I . ’ ' I


EVERVi ’ ATTENTION work during the day . ^


^ :


long Unlike the • schools, I the


nursery dow not clpse for a period. It is closed!for a


•the year—during the annual Wakes fortnight and for a week at Chrlstmsjs. , I | ;


totk of only three weeks; in


■,lng) : It helps the ypuiigsters to iir ly famUlarity with school routine and with [the , company of qther chlldreri. , , ;


possible for mothers ;of young chllken to go out to work, the nurkery has the | further ad- van age of making It easier for a child to start normal school-


T ii' addition to iriaklng it CLOSE LINKS ]


nurkry and the' childrens parents are maintained by mekis of a mothers, club. Outings and soliial:; evenings afford mothers tpe opportun­ ity k meeting members of the


chlfdren. Jhst how beneficial that


Speech Day Awards


Af Modem Schdol 'GPHOLARS at i.Ribblesdke Modern School, Cllthpoei


who received prizes at ! the annual speech day and prize distribution last .week .wep;


Head . girl.: Ruth Slipger,


Head boy, Roy Driver. Mrs. H. Satterthwalte prize. Engj lish, Helga' Sweetman: mgthS,


Ruth Sllnger. ^Headmasters ose links between the ■ M Porter. Charnley. bfipor-


prizes for eflort:2 Calder, R. Duckworth; Hodder, M. ,Sllnr ger; Kemple. A. Gore; Pehale,


tu’nlty prize, ; A.i! 'Wilkinson. Entwlstle history prize. K. Dean.!


, li ■ , i| FORM PrIiZES ||


nurkry staff and of i learning at close quarter^ of the work that Is being djine for their


W0& Is can be seen by s glance at .the hpppyl ifbces ol children who are kept happj and contented In their home from-home.


A “ Saucer” They I i ■ , : i ;


iBelieVed In , ,


A. Gore. 1: S. Cole, J. A|spin, IB: R; Lawes. J. Smlthsop. IQ: T. McKenna, S. Duckworth. J.O.: B. Bglin, M.lCook. 2A; S. Brownrigg, D. Tlaylor.


Form prizes: lA: A. Cqate^i


Hesmondhalgh, Ji Sims. Scott, H. Whittaker. 3A: K. Gallagher, J. Wetton. V. Parker, K. Greenwood, 3B: K. Wilson, J. Holgate. S.O\: A. Cookson, R-. Cobper,: 4A,: G. Taylop K. Waterworth. if: R. Freeman, C. Jolly.


J. i i . |


wood; housecraft, M. Thom- ber; needlework, B. Horne: physical education (girls), y. Killean; physical edu‘


Handicraft prize: P;LHar-


(boys), R. Driver; gardening, R, Freeman, f


cati9n i| ■ | ,


Pendle; netball shield. Calder: football shield,.Pendle; | ath­ letic shield (girls), Kemple; athletic shield (boys) | Ktiq), Pendle and Hddder; cricket cup, Hodder:, “In memorlam trophy, Pendle.;’


■Team trophies: rounders, i| i WESTMINSTER jLETTER


THESE COURTS BE STYfFPEDl


SAYS EICHABIi FORT, jbLP.


J have had several Inter­ esting •: debates i this i past haps Ithe most the discussion


I it had .condemned as being The socialist Opposition-obvi­


main'-' argument'! ,


' of the same go|6ds the same in all shopD—■wha,t Is called retail price malntenance-rShould, all


ment centred on .the question of whether some methods of selling ini order to keep|prlces


, Very shortly,| the inalfi argu.


I minority; of i thel Monopoly ICommlsalon argued that the iresultlng publicity would stop


ji


be forbidden | by .law; The alternative would be to register with the* BpaVd of: Trade the agreements tor carrying out the methods. I of •, trading. A


I ’methods whldh were .’against ithe.publlc interest;


' i The Goverriment’s view was I i that measures to forbid all the


j practices: by law wUuld. lead to a new $et of crimes which it thought/undesirable. Further­


proposals to deal ’sylth, mon­ opolies.!, Members ’felt I that there was much to be argued for and against ^h a t the Mon­ opolies Commission i had said about trading practices which


.....D G.overhnient’s


ously thought it had found a subject on which the Govern­ ment supporters'were spUt.


READERS CLITHEROE POOL


brought to Uiy mind an amenltj lacking In Clitberoe, and a sub ■ ject which is often being referral to in 'yoiri paper. I mem, of


Sir,—Th} recent heat wave, hai


course, tie . provision : of swimming pool! In the town.


It has oftefi; been said by to critics'Of such a scheme, to t


the cost would be too mu<m w i it would fie impractical. Is tn/S; really true? : I am a teen swimming eiithu! 1- 3t who noripally lives ' In the


v/litoroe district, but who is it .present si rvlng with the Army--In


Sussex.’


visited three country : martet; tmvns, tilubh, the same; size- as i Clltoroe—two are in -fact son.e- what smaller.; ■ ■ ■


I have during the! heat., wa te | ’ yy '


has buirc a swimming' pool tl at is ImmehSely popular.. It is


In Hast Grinstead, the .Coun :U'| i staffed for cleaning and main- taker/coich and his wife.-


tenance by volunteer membere of | the local swimmmg club, wh.chi has beeri tfonned, and the oily drain off [ to public purse m-, volved lb I to salary of a cs-reh;


[


Throulghout t o suminei months, l.tbe :POol> enthusi^tlq-


ally .-supported, '.by , the t>9^ youngster^, and- I am volff it shows ’ a| modest profit.


the county town, which is alsr Council-run, while a . third Haywardb'. Heath is : privately


There! is another pool In Le veqj pwnSd. ! ’ i I


more,' the practices ha-i been followed' -to maintain retail prices. Retail price mainten­ ance had beeii siippdiited by by the Trades Unions as.| well as


and consumers. No pr e likes prlces-cutters. '! j


manufacturers,!distributors ISJ^CIAL-CjOURT' The problem Is i to [combine


retail price maintenance with the prevention of some of the bad pta'ctlces -used to enforce It. "The Government proposes that all agreements which may cover rh? .bad practices must


will


who have ments,


will be stopped. ; : | I thought that the [standard


they- cannot, to the; agreements justify : the _ riiade’ the -


, woVk aM qiiteitainment. This as evident from t o lafik


s-trangei! 'to have - the ,poten ;iafi- tles, expanding industries '-or growing- -population which .Clitfi- eroe. enjoys, t o majority, of t o working ’ population traviUmg daily tO ; London-or one nearby I seaside towns for phcir


None of these -towns seem to !a


the regular modes of. trap sport which return -to the tevto very late alb very well . patroniiedj


of cinemas and the poor su ipfijt for,'4hc^l that are tore,,-wh,de


problem is" once again mooted [in t o proper circle and t o ; to OoiincU ’ decide to inquiry, t o cost oJ such a. project.'


I cati [only .hope [ that th^


be registered. A special court will study the agreeinehts. It


then call on the people agree-


m. If


of the speeches-was yew high. It was a real debate.| f)He de- batel will start again y/hen the Government brings in its Bill to put Its proposals ilr to law. This will' be 'when i we start sitting agalri In October. All Members will be most con­ cerned that .the Bill Is fair. Yet It must hot havelcopholes so that bad practices like prlvara ■(Sfo'bf’ts can go c|n. -


perturbed about ;the, sti Whaliey streets on Su While sympathising wit at the vast quantities of which are to be seen village at week-ends, I see hbw the problem Is completely overcome.


WHALLEY l it t e i Sir,—“ Jlmifel” is ,i


: way into tfie gutters. ' 'Whether we like if


number of litter baskets no doubt result In more depositing their .rub Into them but, -human being what It Is, there still be much that foi


The provision- of a I I, ; I ,


liWhalley is ^coml^g moi A'new


: station, ’bus embayment ! road Impro.vements all Whall'ey the stamb of ban district!


banlsed each year.......... h ur-


“Of traffic find the num visitors Increase steadl that there lb boun 1 to be litter., I doubt vfhe-the appeal to people whose Interest in:.ylsltln; the lies In seeking enjo/ would have]-any listing fit. Finally, let fis rem the old saying "Where muck, there’s money.” ley cannot’have Ijt both


CLITHEROE ; th;


____ plfiygroup Council has oy obvious solution;


■ plement the s provided there.


all concerned 1 roller were sold the money used orthodox, i; but 1 equipment such some such dive


Surely If woul


e ur- ’bus and give


Each year, too, the .V'olume ,ler of


'dllage .'irieni - behe-


y, so more ■ any chief


eniber bert's Whal- ways.


VILLAO!ER. ROLLER


-3 prbpo lltherfie th-e


to me


the[ d, Ithi srlooki:


:ss u |as. a :slon


'Ings


be spared an '


:or SCI to b


be be the


playing aylor- .t Ithe :d the


isal to steam


after


iter for steam


luy more ;i£slghtly slide or ;o sup-


ap and already


In that! way, Ipcal residents eyesore ure In- Tlsk of


s pleas' smallei


PARENT, PATH CLOSE


as, for Instance,] last ■roek-enU —but in[ future! let t!iem see tha t the [job is done properly.


ell may deem it nece close the Castje gro some period during th


Slr,-M31ltheroi


Town Coun- i,5sary to ifinds -at year-


I race entrance ,to th( Castle field was closed, the main en­ trance fit Castlegate was not. ■A number of people w alked all the '-way down to the Eshton- terrace gates only' to have to walk half the’way back Sgain.


Although the Eshtori-ter- Clitheroe. ANPOYED.


United Service .TIAEMBERS of Clith^^oo Con-


Moorilane, and churches held their United Free Church


Clitheroe, Shows PI


■ WflTk hayroakinj ' YY plated, and furtlf


pects of fine v creased] entries a at all] three of t agricultural shoWs’ t I t will be the first three - shows will attest^, Bolton-byJ Show! Committee ha elded [to follow Clitli Slaidbiirn’s example j all-at^ted cattle se


. waterlogged, and ml ers were still only I through haymaklngj local I shows were cail


that ’Upper Ribblea Bowlahd have had! cultural show- since tlon Year. Constarl delayed farmers lasti by September, showff


It will be the first!


, to prepare exhibits ■ I GOQD Ob


' Slaldbur'n, NewtonI andDunsop Brldgel


omen, commented Wightmau, secret!


This was' a veryj , mlttee. Farmers f


. least a week to pr ! for ' 'competition, '


' queritly needed . ahead with hayma entries closed. | |


Ifi weather prov


' ,able! several thoul .tators' will attend I


' Better arrangements man this are surely to be expected from the custodians of iouij restric- Ive bye-laws.


May in 1951, to ayif clashing! with [.theI


Tiie date was a


, cashlre Show; an| ' been held a t ; thel each year. - i - i f


■the scheduled!


.,' that that , date-p ! courage farmers, 1


returned to |Sep| year, when lt|wasl


;, generally in betten that time.


gregational C au rc h, ’Vesley annual services


on Sunday, this year at the Moor-lane Methodist Church. 'The Rev. F. A. Payne conduc­ ted the-services, an i Mr. D. Hartley was the organist. ,


- I


■ again be restricts stock. Other seel


' ’ ary “ show I with provided by You


include sheep, r arid rabbits, wltl


, Clubs, and local f sUtutes, whose exhibition is alv standing feature.!


’ The gymkhanaf ing and childra classes are expecj the -usual larg^ entries.


' this year celebri birthday, has as f


The show con R G. Parker, c*


Hall. County Wilkinson, v/hol responsible for f committee befol show in 1945, -withi Mr. ly. V. retary, and Mr. | treasurer.


, I Local and trials, Introducd


, one of -the attrl of Slaidhurn, 1 head and DI Society’s show, I year on Septel


'’ !! CATTLE Si , ,'This year’s I cattj


; annual show | at; I


■! : road on Septembel show will be the flrl in September for »


' ' Haymaking this-yJ been; ['completed, - '«l hitcriif-lt is the flrsi many I years local fal remembej: complete making without a di —gives farmers adel


- Duckmire. an ■ [at Slaidburn. , been held slna -Heanlng, Newta


Hospital Visit T(


Langho, recenD ' I study torif in .


how


is I treated .will be tald iij in next Sunday’s I^EVV^ the WORLD.) This) is ai^


:ursion into human yiisery X has never been recorded


bfifere. Those of] you who hav^ etiihgs about Capital Punish read the absorbing story-r ,ive—Ruth Ellis and after.”


'years. They| ■ panied by Sb ■ ’ Mr. M. Rlcha-


I The party ; four hoys andl ages varied I


! ' One of the : I visited was Mi : at RotterdamJ


j of the tour ; conducted tot


[ grades.


-! skyscraper-lla I wards, the i


' The second i bn a tour ! visiting one c


[ afternoon tot - anc^ocks by


I C l i th e r c PATRICIA j


■ t w l th a c a r iJ I the junctloil I road, on FrlJ


'; juries to hei .! ■was invblveJ


■ \i The’ car Gladys Hitcll


'[ Burnley. I


! ■' doctor, Patij I ambulance


I. Partrldie H| . After -trea


[ ' street, Clltha about, l i


’ tal, which acc [ adult patientd mental defec|


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