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1. Rees Mathry, Paul's father, goes on appeal and is vindicated.
2. Nearby villages include Llanrhian, Abercastle, Porthgain, Mathry, Square and Compass, Penparc and Croesgoch.
3. Believing his father, Rees Mathry, had died a war hero, he is shocked to discover he is alive and serving a life sentence in prison for murder.
4. The film tells the story of Paul Mathry, a man who left England for the United States as a child evacuee, and who returns to Liverpool twenty years later.
5. The first of his radio plays to make his reputation was " Mathry Beacon " ( 1956 ), about a small detachment of men and women still guarding a Top Secret " missile deflector " somewhere in Wales, years after the war has ended.
6. It's difficult to find mathry in a sentence. 用mathry造句挺難的
7. At the time of the Grouping, the Government had appealed to the railways to undertake as much work as possible for the relief of unemployment, and the GWR proposed a new branch line from Mathry Road, on the Fishguard line, to St Davids, a distance of about ten miles, at a cost of ?50, 000 . ( Other lines elsewhere were proposed . ) The Company asked for a Government grant, stating that " there appears to be little prospect . . . of the receipts from the lines being more than sufficient to cover working expenses ".
8. The first of his radio plays to make his reputation was " Mathry Beacon " ( 1956 ) about a small detachment of men and women still guarding a Top Secret " missile deflector " somewhere in Wales, some years after the war has ended . ( The first and only American production, starring Martyn Green, was syndicated to public stations in 1981 by the National Radio Theater of Chicago . ) Also of note are " Unman, Wittering and Zigo " ( 1958 ) in which a young teacher finds his predecessor has been murdered by the boys in his class ) and " The Long House " ( 1965 ) . " Out of the Crocodile " ran at the Phoenix Theatre in 1963-64 starring Kenneth More, Celia Johnson and Cyril Raymond . " " The Spies are Singing " " was presented at the Nottingham Playhouse in 1966, starring the theatre's Artistic Director John Neville.