... °waters, was given on £hursuay by Mr enar.es boot. *National Presicient of the c eaeration of Master Builders Mr. Boot, who was speaking at a dinner ut memuers of one one of the Fedeiation. held at One Gayton Rooms, Station-road, narrow, said the first line ...

... MORE SCHOOLS WANTED TODUCATION was the subject of Sunday's second ession, and judging by the number of delegates wishing to speak it was also the most popular. The chairman was Mrs. G. M. Roberts, the only oman member of Harrow council, and papers were ...

... Pame:a Corderoy again takes the part of the Fairy Queen: Ann Carroll (who has just completed her first 61m), and others have speaking parts 1J25 Sea Cadets.—The Kingsbury and Kenton (Hardy) unit of the Sea Cadet Corps assisted at the Embassy. North Harrow ...

... attendance: Sudbury or Vv'embley dists.—Tel. Aro. 3986 after 7 on: or Box 315. Observer. Wembley. RETIRED Dutch gent.. English speaking. wants bed-sitting-rm. with attendance.—Box 89. Smith's Libr.. Hatch End. 1325 QINGLE man. out all day. desires comf. home ...

... the Fellowship Youth Club. who had kept up a high average attendance. She appealed for more helpers. as did Mr. C. Clark, speaking for the Sunday School. Mr. C. F. Phillips. the organist. tl.wilted the choir for their services, but said it was extremely ...

... promise of becoming a good light comedian. Ann Trowles took the part of Aladdin with a clear-cut manner end an effortless speaking voice. Annette Richardson was the Princess and others taking parts were Jean Herbert. Beryl Walton, Vera Walton, Margaret ...

... after the war and so far have reached no conclu' Eons as to how they will be able to help. Of course, we are not, literally speaking, building firms at all. We are forbidden to be by the law, but you may rely upon it that we all shall co-operate when we ...

... p.m.. at Kodak Hall, Wealdstone. Arnold Goldsborough, well-known organist associated with the Fleet-street Choir, will be speaking on music for the organ and the choir. His talk has beet; arranged by the Kodak Works Gramophone Society, and will be illustrated ...

... the nursery with a lonely selection of toys made by them after duty hours. Fireman Owen. the station toy-making organiser. speaking for himself and his colleagues, said all the work they had put in was amply rewarded by the delight they saw on the faces ...

... conversation with the four M.P.,. two, alas. now missing, who went to Italy as a delegation from Parliament. In particular. Jack speaks of another Jack: Jack Lawson. M P.. author of A Man's Life. delectable autobiography. Kennedy Jones was name of power in ...

... individuals to exercise that enterprise and to enable them to carry on their business in their own way. Traders And Combines Speaking of the position of retail traders to-day. Mr. Bower said in the present stage of our economic development there was a tendency ...

... one-day Trade Union school to be held in Harrow assembled at the Kenton Co-operative Hall on Sunday to hear Dame Anne Loughlin speak on The Importance of Trade Unionism and Trade Union Organisation. and Mr. F. L. Tonge on The Role of Trade Union Movement ...