... (jo To Work Re OP. s letter ~ lE.N. Jan. 7). if he had read letter properly would have noticed that speaking for myself alone, I to work to help keep my home and children as my husband and I like them to kept. How far does ss. family allowance go? It ...

... Minima Massa that CApaneiliers hod bees threatened with sweleetiow ratepayers' amelatisaa. Alderman Mason: Surely we can speak the truth. Councillor H. D. Steele said although the shelters were not as nice as he had hoped, he did not think they were ...

... floored Dcneef twice in quick succession, and it was obvious that the champion was standing no nonsense on his own ground. so to speak. Until he got the measure of his , man. Deneef's face wore a look of bewilderment as Davies threw lilm around the ring, but ...

... the only body which can meet the situation of lack of communal order in the West Indies.” said the Reverend Wilfred Easton, speaking at the Grimsbury Methodist Chapel on Monday night. Giving a clear and interesting talk on the West Indies, Mr. Easton kept ...

... generations Guerre In He served at successor and assist the Party comes to from Mrs S. Bradv. R M Commando School. Bick- by speaking at some of their of 54. Stockheath Way. Havant leigh. from 1946 1949 meetings. Her two children—Terrv (four years. three ...

... for the Mayor on his arrival. After addressing the children and saying grace for them. the Mayor went round the tea tables. speaking to the children and pulling crackers wtth them. Mr. W. MeEvely. who was MC.. had organised a full programme of games. During ...

... saw a Council doing anything which was wrong in law or against the interests of the people incorporated. it was up to him to speak up and say so. and snap his lagers at the consequences. NO POLITICS It was not laid down that he must be a lawyer, but most ...

... “Advance,” the local Liberal organ. Lord Saye and Sele, president of the Divisional Liberal Association, claims that Mr. Robson speaks with the authentic voice of modern Liberalism and also with a voice of great knowledge and experience. The only change in ...

... three .Beck, and Mb-s G*. Willis (Grimsabsent friends in hospital, bury Missions Secretary). wishing them a speedy recovery. Speaking on Learning for After the dinner, friends werejthe West Indies,*’ Mr. Easton invited to the social, when said that during ...

... her piano -accordion. An English colonel, and his arty niece, played by Robert Cook and Hope Waters, are excellent, and speak their lines with humour and deci- Eon. Other parts in the long cast are capably played by Evelyn Alder (who has • good contralto ...

... now and then, to guess at adolescent political enthusiasms, but the majority of these boys and girls. waiting their turn to speak In queues at the platform. were Mere to ask plainly and briefly what they wanted to know In clear. unhesitating terms. And ...

... K.C., M.P., Captain .1. F. Norris pre-idtsl and al-o on the platform wer ...