... from St. John's gays that F 76. Mabel Flerris Faro/ism, S, Cbase-et: the atnrospiteric conditions are still averse 177. Gerald Paunch, 75, Frederic-street. to the commencement of-the Trans-Athuitic F 75. Phyllis Evelyn Fensotue, 31, Cardigan- flight.- ...

... Leslie Dawson, and vocal Mr. Orme. Mr. A. T. Cook presided. Rev, B. Moore concluded his series of addresses with the other Johns and Marys I of the New Testament at the People's truld last evening, Mr. Pease presiding. Dailey Road Wesleyan. At the Sunday ...

... Corporation of Luton, arid oftleials, the Town Clerk of Bedford, representatives of various public bodies, the police, and the lit. John Ambulance Brigade re also in attendance. Hymns specially chosen for the occasion •xere sung. and the choir, under the conductorship ...

... THE PICTORIAL CHURCHES WOULD WE TAKE ARMS AGAIN ? CRIES OF NEVER AT LUTON PEACE MEETING Dr. Burgin and International Law Cries of No and Never again, came from members of the audience the annual peace meeting at the Alma Kinema, Luton, on Sunday ...

... -9, Denbigh.rotit, LUTON. and provision stores, or would sign Luton. FARM. STABLE agreement to do travelling for wholesale - arm. -Write Box 728. 1)00 KENNELS al ANTED 3 BOYS and 3 GIRLS just married lady requires post in CYCLES , MOTORS, ETC., FOR SALE ...

... general resolution expressing belief in the broad principles of the Liberal land policy. This embodied an amendment moved by Sir John Simon to give effect to the compromise arrived at on the first day of the convention regarding the taxation and rating of land ...

... the Italian. Come to the Protest Meeting at the New Labour Hall, Upper George Strut. Thursday, May sth at ft p.m. Speakers : John W. Muir (A.E.U.) (Parliamentary 3cerztary Co Ole of in the Lantour Government), Philip Millwood. ruiwon Free. I.L.P. Auvices ...