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MISCELLANY The Last Frontier. In New Glasgow, N.S., the News printed a classified ad: "WANTED-A good woman who wishes a good home. Will marry if necessary-Charlie Morrison...
BIGGEST ATOMIC POWER plant in free world will be built near Glasgow, Scotland, generate about 360,000 kw. by 1961, save 1,000,000 tons of coal yearly. Combine of British General Electric-Simon Carves will put up $100 million plant. Over next decade, Britain expects to build 17 nuclear power plants at cost of $1.2 billion...
...Comer. Editor Hetherington last week ordered an extra telephone for his desk, making a total of three, but that was the only change in sight under the new regime. The son of Sir Hector Hetherington, principal of Glasgow University, he took honors in English at Oxford, went straight into the tank corps in World War II. His first newspaper job was on the British military staff putting out Hamburg's Die Welt. After the war Hetherington worked on the Glasgow Herald, spent five months at Princeton as a Commonwealth Fellow in 1952. When he switched to the Guardian...
...What are you going to do?" asks the Rev. John Eraser, 41, of Glasgow, who recently took over the Lubwa mission. "We must get out more into the field and teach the Bible. For ten years we've been too busy keeping the mission going to get out and do field work. Lenshina just stepped into a natural opportunity, I suppose...
During World War 11 a girl came to a Flying Angel in an African port, said that she had married a British radio officer, had not heard from him and wanted a divorce. The Angel cabled the mission in Glasgow, the husband's home port, which in turn located the ship in Asia, where a third Angel sat down with the husband, helped him draft appropriate letters to his wife, which (with the African Angel's help) assured a happy ending...