... with some typing exp.. reqd for firm food distribution. Applications in own handwriting the N.E.WM.S A., Ltd., The Roc, 116, Cardigan Road, Leeds 6. . 21 OWNS, Mantles, exp'd Sales required, good wage. -Chanal. 23. Commercial Bf.. Leeds IRL, 14-15 years, ...

... DOUGLAS, younger son Mr. and Mr*. PATTERSON, Richmond Mount, Heading ley. . TEMPLE —BTYRING. —September 5. at St. Aldan's. JOHN GREAVES, only son of the late Mr. 4. and Mrs. F. TEMPLE, to MABEL, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. STY RING, both of ...

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... over; pleasant wort in light, airy, modem factory - good canteen; also music while you work' »2? s ™ l 3 en,c Cecil Hd., Arm ley. Leeds, Ltd., North street, Leeds 7. require Female Workers, years age, for full-time employment In modem centrally situated ...

... daughter AOAK. —September 20, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland AGAR, 37. Westcombe Avenue, Leeds 8, son. 18. Denlson Hall Nursing Home, To John and ALOOCK. BKI.LWOOD. —September 20, 184, Potternew ton Lane, to and Mrs Robert BELLWOOD. daughter BLACKBURN.—-September 20 ...

... —Cortege leaves 135. Scott Hall Road, p.m., Wednesday, for service and interment Arm ley Hid Top Cemetery. WHlTEHEAD.—September 26. 100, Purlwell Lane, Batley. aged 83 years. JOHN EDWARD, dearly husband Mary Hannah WHlTEHEAD.—lnterment at Cemetery on Tuesday ...

... DOWNES wish thank all relatives, friends and the neighbours of Cardigan Terrace pnd Cardigan Mount for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during their sad bereavement. —37. Cardigan Terrace. —The Family of the late Mrs. Gertrude FiELDHOUSE wish ...

... Leeds 7. ELLIS—BURN.—October 17. 1942. by licence, at Bt. Edmund's. Roundhay, the Rev. A. C. Sub Lieut. STANLEY (Fleet Air Arm), second son Mr. and Mrs. J. ELLIS, to JOAN, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. BURN. Both of HUNT—DOCKRAY.—October 17. 1942 ...

... he believed that the United States in 1943 would match Britain's record of having one-third of her population either In the armed Services or in war Industries, Ml, Nelson replied: doubt it, because we are supplying so much to England. are the arsenal ...

... cutting room. Write M 659. t'LKKKS, ASSISTANT* AN appointment for the duration afforded Dewcbury company, owing to Jo.ning armed loxcea, for position cashier; applicants (male or female) should have thorough knowledge of double-entry book-keeping and ...

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... Horsforth, to Mr. and Mrs. Byron TREMAIN, twin sons, John Byron and Peter. wn-BON. November 8, Redcroft, Sutherland Leeds 8. to Winifred (nee Kinder), wife P. L. WILSON, a son. Engagements The snnouneed between JOHN. ESSS 'he lste Mr. and Mm. Jofm Avenue, Roundhey ...