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... at the same theat e, 110 company will nroduce Mr. Shaw's ''Ths Devil's Disciple, and to-morrow night it will play Mr. St. John Ervine's Jane Clegg,and will repeat The Proposal. Acton Activities. guleecsesos. ear hoods. apron., celluloid wi ndows ...
... erection of 'bus stop signs in Acton. An objection by owners has been raised to a 'bus stand being ,novel nearer the King's Arms hotel. The Council rejected an outside application for the erection of an omnibus departure sign. Acton County School has already ...
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... Perubike (Postman), the Chums (bran tub), S.M. SayAl (entertainment,). League locals and members (refrt•shmeak ,, Mr. H. Grattan )hon. treasurer', 15, Cumberland-road, Acton, will be , •11d receive donations towards redwing the total liabilities of the ...
... Brigade), Clr. and Mrs. J. Skinner Cox, Major .H: C. C. Gibbings. Clr. H. M. Sayers. Clr. and Mrs. E. FL Brooks. the Rev. J. E. Cardigan Williams, Father Warren (of the Gonnershitry Cathnlio Grammar School), Mr. J. Penn Howard (chairman of the Ealing Conservative ...
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... be sacrificed in favour of a party which openly admits that its pro- gramme would result in financial chaos and crisis. Sir John Simon writes: By steady co-operative work much has been done to restore confidence and provide recovery, but much remains ...
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