... SPEAKING Lk) you know that I can help your 1 make boots shoes to _ measure Rt , II AM HAPPYWHICN 'Pair YOU WALL IN - tbliiiPOßT I Whether you suffer corns or bunions I can et you perfectly. Call or write. Bend outline of stockinged feet and your old boots ...

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... VICTIM SPEAKS As a regular reader of your valuable unbiased paper, would you allow me space to reply to a correspondent in your paper in Letters to the Editor by the name of Folkson. Whatever one's political views are, what is happening in Germany ...

... DID NOT SPEAK He might have followed some women, but he did not speak to them. At the police station the constable said that he had had him under observation for half an hour and had seen him accost five women. The Magistrate (Mr. Frank J. Powell) recorded ...

... Plain Speaking I beard with pleasure from Dr. 8. W. Jeger, MP. for B.E St. Pancras, that, at the special request of the B.E. Labour Party, he will be giving &public plain language account of the Oovertunent's new health plan. It struck me as a good ...

... Mussolini Speaks. Mussolini wishes' to record a message to Italians in America. Leave immediately for Rome, with full equipment. Mr. G. W. Dillnutt, of His Master', Voice Gramophone Recording Dept., travelled to ,tßome on receipt of the above telegram ...

... MAYOR TO SPEAK _ ABOUT COL GOODMAN Labour Mayor of Islington, Councillor G. B. Naish, J.P., L.C.C., will reference to the Colonel Goodman, M.P., at the Islington meeting on Friday. ...

... THEY WILL SPEAK The speakers will include Mr. Alex Gossip (National Trade Union delegate to the International Peace Congress at Brussels), Dr. Edith Summerskill, whose many local activities are known throughout the borough, Miss Margaret Moxon (hon. secretary ...

... Speaking locally Residents of East Islington who are interested In the functions of the Borough Council and the L.C.C. may be ' to learn, pleased that the East Islington Labour - Party have organised a series of five public meeting. which will be held ...

... The Corpse Speaks And we were not to be disappointed. The curtain rose again to reveal, Cuthbert Andrews playing the part at ElListon Drury, actor, rehearsing in his lodgings the part he was to play In the theatre that evening. It was a brilliant study ...

... DID NOT SPEAK. Mr. Daybell: Did you hear him speak any word at all? Witness: No. Mr. Daybell : I suggest he could not because he was more or less unconscious? That is so, sir. After further evidence as to the state of the deceased when found the Coroner ...

... SPEAKING TO SHOPKEEPERS A detective said that the two prisoners entered Mrs. Dinsel's shop and, whilst Donovan engaged Mrs. Dinsel in conversation, Talbot stole five dresses. She placed them under her coat but the prosecutrix saw her and gave them into ...