... BLUES AM) SIR THOMAS WHITE Mr. Robert C. !Shwa. hon. secretary of the West Derby Ratepayers' Association. and vice-chairman, Liverpool Federation of Ratepayers' Organisatlollll, errites to the Echo:— It is astounding that Sir Thomas White should mislead ...

... trifle with the option? Sir Thomas White.—We are not allowinitt!twa tries with it. Alderman Dates.—lf nothing definite occurs in the next month. is he prepared to withdraw it to save the dignity of the Council? Sir Thomas White.—l cannot give any such u ...

... ‘DERS' INVITATION 10 SIR THOMAS WHITE The keen interest taken by the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce in the financial affairs of the municipality is shown by • decision, to-day, of the council of the Chamber to invite Sir Thomas White, the leader of the City ...

... should be added to the committee. 6ir Thomas Whte.—Doss Mr. Reece aCt_w? Mr. Graham Rosice.—After the views expressed by Bit Thomas White I would rather my name did not go forward. Mr. T. Williamson then moved as an &woodman that the chairman and deputy chairman ...

... WHAT MR. HEMOT-HILL SAID I am very diet . d indeed to learn that Sir Thomas White has regarded what I said at the Dingle club, last night, as a personal attack on himself, said Mr. Eric Heriot-Hill, Conservative member for Sefton Park East Ward in the ...

... THE GOLD MINE SIR THOMAS WHITE AND MR, J. J. CLEARY Councillor J. J. Cleary's reference. at a Liverpool election meeting last night, to a gold mine which he laid he had unearthed from Liverpool city finances, was the subject of a statement to ...

... Chamberlain on the question of the cost of unemployment and its burden onthe local rates. The Liverpool party was led by Thomas White, leader of the City Council. and included Alderman Burton Ellis (who had left by an earlier train). Alderman Luke Hogan ...

... as was another reaffirming ita loyalty to Sir Thomas White. Councillor Clare gave notice that at the next meeting of the Central Committee he would move that, failing an apology either to Sir Thomas White or the Dingle branch of the association, each ...

... if Sir Thomas White is on a sick bed, is that any reason for Mr. Heriot-Hill demanding his resignation? He himself was laid aside by illness for nearly two months during the past summer. What would Mr. Heriot-Hill have said if Sir Thomas White had asked ...

... contributions, notably those of Dr. Stallybrass and Mr. Arthur Collins, is expected to reach a climax on February 9, when Sir Thomas White will give his views on the subject. The attendance on that occasion is likely to be so large that the small concert room ...

... SALARY PROPOSALS This year Sir Thomas White had the idea of raising the salary of the Corporation officials He believed in paying a man what he was entitled to, because he could save to the city, by his ability, more than his salary. Labour did not say ...

... on the need for co-ordination on Merseyaide. A committee was appointed with Sir Thomas White as chairman. The committee has not met since February. 1936. Sir Thomas White cut the estimates by roughly another £450,000, and reduced the rates by a is in ...