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... questions. MacDonald, Mr. Snowden and Mr. Thomas to leave the party which they had helped to build up and mske that great sacrifice for their country. Mr. Baldwin also had sacrificed personal and party advantage for the sake of the Nation, even though he had ...

... Party endlessly rocking, by Walt Whitman; read 11. O-ll.*o— Rt>y Fox and his Band. (Time Signal Irom Greenwich at 11.30). NATIONAL (London) , 1,149 Kfi. (261.1 10.45 •.»»»—National programme. Process 11. 0 p.m. 11.4^— Television by the Baird Process llow ...

... PARTY. In the course of his rousing address, Mr. Ogden administered severe castigation to the Labour party, who, he said, are demanding a municipal supply of milk, yet who turned out of the Council Dr. Hawkyard, who was the first to advocate a municipal ...

... PARTIES r MAS WHAT ABOUT A GOOD USED CAR TO TAKE YOU THERE AND BACK WITH- OUT BOTHER? Saloon de Luxe. 933 STANDARD 16 933 STANDARD Little Saloon de Luxe 1332 STANDARD 19%9 STANDARD Big 16 hp. Saloon de Luxe 9g Baloon 1952 TROJAN Saloon STANDARD Little ...

... In Parties When “gatecrashers” come in parties, the job of detecting them is made more difficult considerable tact is required, he added. “A may come in at the entrance and say that Mr. Bo-and-eo who is inside has ir tickets and they wish to in and find ...

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... THE PARTI is. 1 Mr. Vitus explained that the parties to the were the /lancers Collieries. 144.. Yr. Joseph Frederick Thompson. their agent. Mr. A. T. Thompson. teenager; Mr. IVni. It. Egerton. emir». 11 I ight.icial )fr. W. Egeroan, enginewright. and ...

... PARTIES. Competition parties were formerly popular as social entertainments in winter time. They went out of fashion with the decay of parlour games, but many hostesses are reviewing them as a variation from the everlasting dancing. Creative genius ...

... PARTY. In the Salvation Army Hall, Redcar, on December 28th, a company of 170 members of H.M. Forces and friends attended a happy party given by Mrs. Harvey on the occasion of her birthday. The Mayor and Mayoress (Coun. and Mrs. Cruddas ) were present ...

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