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The envelope was very small. and the address in ehdduh scrawl, but st was the stamps that took my eye. Three penny stamps inscrtsed "Toy Town POl4 " franked and date-stamped by the Poe Office. The envelope contained a letter and a Toy Town postal order from my granddaughter. age

This situation has produced the argument that research would be better served if all donations and subscriptions went to a central fund—a sort of gigantic which would distribute money according to the greatest and most immediate need. But I found little support for this proposit

Considering that hospital beds occupied by mental patients nearly equal those of all other patients, it certainly seems that this branch of medical research should be much more strongly supported financially than is at present the case. But the Mental Health Research Fund, a vol

I Lee Park C.C. Captain-elect Captain-elect at Lee Park Golf Club is Dr. Sam Canter. He is a native of Liverpool. and graduated from Liverpool University in 1928. He served as a captain in the R.A.M.C. during the war. and represented Old Swan Ward on Liverpool City Council from

A Picture Your Morro V I VERPOOL in (SAI, IL N. POST Is a sea slte• ray burrs. A Good 3140MPSON SLOAN SELLS NOUNS. MARITIME 1345.

A shopkeeper !n the town , for 341 years, Mr. Arthur Mooremft. of 43 St anley Street. Orntsklrk, died in the Ormskirk and II Istrict General Hospital last night. He w•as 62. He and his wife, Lillianthey have one son—kept the sweets and tobacconists and 'general store at the corn

Mr. H.. L. Lachs. for Saltsbury. who had pleaded not guilty. said he had been promised anything over £9 if he could find a market for the tyres. but he did not know they were stolen. Mr. W. H. Openshaw, the chairman, told Salisbury he had an appalling record, but the Bench had t

Lord Radcliffe said that he did not think this called for a direction from him to name the official, Lord Radcliffe added that if 0 became necessary in the cour.e of the case. Mr. Hoskins should be directed to return. Mr. Hoskins denied that his articles were an attack on Lord C

men's aY dispute which came after 10e hours' bargain.' ing at the Electricity Council's London Offices when the ftve unions involved accepted the 21d an hour increase they had previously rejected. "As the unions have now made an agreement, we expect the loyal membership to accep