... impoitant that forestry agricti:ture should he under one ministi.r of the Crown. Other delegrates complained that the Commission showed oo'onipathy towards agriculture and hail little or no rogard to the importance of lood production. - Horne tluard.—Mr. S. ...

... realised , very few make use of the l i q uid.., C o mmittee's With supplies of late rise reuson -a nut far to seek. for it is flowering red clover, broad red clover, - to handle and most be ca rtei !ceekefoot and slake likely to be Fug- eut in winter when the ...

... deuce the police were not in a position aar will demonstrate in on ha proveed with the case that day as a . :tam with the Chelsea College enquiries had to be made. Ac- Physical Education. at the Lai cu4ed was granted legal aid. Physical Education Association's ...

... that was why they asked me to Morgan's reply. The Cheirman asked - seen to. said he had been a magistrate for ' 11 a.m no flowers by request. was limited to the seating accommod- be in the room. I gave them no ad- Mr. Eyton Morgan if he had any corn- about ...

... underwent esi operation there - Flight Engineer Thomas William D. L. Baker-Jones, of Velindre, to read was a student at the Chelsea Poly- his bicycle on the Ynyslas faad on Films appendicitis. He is making sat- Davies, of Manchester (more popu- for honours ...

... INQUIRY IN Tablet Unveiled.-At Soar C.M. Funeral gaturday, January 25. Strict- The Dorougn Accountant (Mr. F. . ly private. No flowers by requert. Rural District Council's decision y n canu carolau 0 gylch yr ardal nos CARDIGANSHIRE Chapel on Sunday, a tablet ...

... tootmatch. Women's Institute.—At a meeting on Monday evening at the Public Hall, Miss M. M. Galloway presiding, Miss C. Powell (Chelsea College of Phys. -talk BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Loving b.rthdag greetinp to our de3e on and toother. Fusilier John Jon.* Morgan ...