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ound Asleep In Park K Ppeared Again i^or,s James Ronald Wollofl, l^Ofl all Leicester, was found rs Saffron-lane district i? . Eve after having been miss- Hi ih‘ disappearance, it now w- un nim asleep on ll h, t on-lane, and took him home i- ie lowever left the his helper thought

Red Apples Many people tried in vain to secure a goose for their Christmas dinner. The traditional red Christmas apples are rare, and many other tit-bits are not to be had.” The correspondent, however, adds that he does not believe that present circumstances, Germany can be starv

”As regards the military outlook, the population, informed through a strongly censored Press, believes in a German victory. Even in political circles one moots the conviction that within a short time Britain will in some way or other be so badly hit that the end of the war will

Leslie Plunkett (18), 2, Marriott-road, Leicester, is detained in the Leicester Infirmary suffering from concussion, received when his motor cycle skidded near Shearsby.

Sir,—Re the remarks by Bumped,” I am afraid his views seem rather per verted. He has evidently not enjoyed the privilege of a journey home during the rush hour under these trying conditions. It would be extremely difficult to discover any imposition of the war which has caused m

The death of a man who made a name for himself as a gallant sailor, and afterwards successfully adopted a business career, Rear Admiral Charles Penrose Rushton Goode, was announced to-day the age of 69. Death occurred Taunton after long illnes. Rear Admiral Coode was awarded the

Home grown new potatoes and mint were enjoyed on Christmas Day at Quorn. Both were grown the open, at “The Limes.” The potatoes were set last September by 75-year-old Miss Hartopp. Four roots produced over three pounds of potatoes, equal in flavour and size to any grown in early