... Manchester United, commentary. 4-o.—Time Signal; News Bulletin. •4-15.— Wireless Puppets, a revue 4-45. —Gordon Richards Speaks 5-0. —The Children's Hour play. 5-30.- —Billy Cotton's Band 6-o.—Time Signal; News Bulletin. 6-15. —In the Canteen To-night ...

... compulsory paper Grade VL (grammar of music). m ' The Voice of the Church The Rey. A. H. Candler Vicar of St. Mary's, Nelson Speaks on ...

... mother, who was aged 85, was still interested the church after many years. 41 is very sad that the gentleman with whom I was speaking lost his only son in recent air-liner accident over the Mediterranean. said Mr. Ashworth. A comprehensive vote of thanks ...

... LTD., 33, BOOT STREET T7OWJNTARY civil defence workers were paid a fine tribute by Mr. W. A. Burke, the Member for Burnley, speaking the Victoria Hospital prise distribution last Monday. It must be encouraging to them know that there are people who admire ...

... from the flat of the lorry. He'dropped on the crown of his head- Witness went to his assistance. All could sav was. •• cannot speak, get a doctor. Dr. Cubbert said that deceased sustained a brok' Ti n.-cW '••►■isiiig. death. - -j . The Coroner (Mr. F. Rowland) ...

... increase in old-age pensions. The present 10s. is fast disappearing in rising prices, said Mr. Lawrence Sulcliffe, of Burnley, speaking the monthly meeting of tlje Burnley branch of the Old-Age Pensioners' Association, held in Rosegrove Medhodist School last ...

... take her place. —From Dad and Family. SPEAK.—In loving memory of dear wife,! Sarah, who died Jan. 7th, 1938. With farewells left unspoken, She found eternal rest. —Pf=om Ernest. 410, Rossendale-road, Burnley. SPEAK. In loving memory of Sarah, who died ...

... it was one of the best inter-league games which I have seen the Sunday School League take part during the past fen years. speaks well for the sportsmanship of both teams that neither trainer was called upon throughout the match. H. Pil king ton had to ...

... the setren seas and from which this country has not wholly esoaped. Mr. Laski was speaking honour of his years' Board ,of Deputies. U-. »»—■! ■+ , Mr. Laski was speaking a luncheon In _ , n honour his seven years' [.residency tb* TRANSPARENT Board.of ...

... Burnley; COUNCILLOR G. HALE, Co-operative Societies; H. LAWTON, Multiple Firms; COUNCILLOR G. WISEMAN, Burnley Rural; C. SPEAK, Padiham; H. TOWNSON, Brierfield; W. J. RILEY, Rosegnove, Deputy Area Meat Agent for the Government. ...

... commemoration of his (Mr. Holden'e) golden wedding two years ago. He first beard Sir Ughtred, afterwards Lord Shuttlefworth, speak 60 years ago Burnley Mechanics' Institution prize distribution, and 45 years ago he rode with Sir and Lady Shuttleworth in ...

... School Colon. In an address on Gospel, the Rev. VV. Cafu* B'a, pre udent-eflect, said that God was not a spectator, had, to speak, mixed Himself lift al£ the aS'airs of men The message of the Gospel was that God had entered the conflict en -their side, ...