... For Super Holidays at Inclusi v e C har g es including Personal Appearance of Britain's 2.20, 5 - 35, I• 4 ' PROGRESS ~, OT. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION i. 3 SEASON MAY to SEPTEMBER. 1950 STARTING from BRADFORD, HALIFAX Premier Ventriloquist GAMILY MARSH ...

... sandwich and four scones: 1, Miss E. Hardman; 2, Miss E. Midgley; 3, Miss K. Tennant. _ _ -----•• Best-knitted jumper or cardigan: 1, Miss E. Hardman: 2, Miss K. Pratt: 3, Miss K. Huck, 1. Miss D. Ltunb; 2. Miss C. Bambridge; 3, Miss M. Platt. Plate of ...

... 61n Dressing Table. all In Mahogany To view. phone or write Box TJI. _ Q AL& cheep. Sewing Madam. Smelt Chstra. Sideboards. Arm Cbairs, Modera Drawers. itadlOgram, perfect. cheip. Beds. end doidde. o;erlays. Tables— Rudmn. 4 Ryeburn Term., opposite Belmont ...

... smiling was a cream head board with the I and talking to Prince Bernhard. an flags of the two nations and the, Royal coat of arms. I GREYHOUND CASE: COURT REFUSES LEAVE TO APPEAL The Court of Criminal Appeal to-day dismissed applications by Frank Davis ...

... F. Barra- Ulu, elough. H. Halstead. H. Dawson. E. ,_ v , Mendowcroft. Miss Jean Baines ii mi. Ka th leen . - tc.lWpr ed. • Arm S 1 Field. Mr. P. ea ru c s r li of I . thr , ( ye • 1 7 ; v presldent. Mr. W. S. Shepherd (C, Cheadle) will ask the Prime Minister ...

... was allowed. _ job.—The speaker at last night's meeting of Halifax Round Table was Mr. Alwyn Crowther, chief engineer for a Arm processing rayon, who described a typical day's work, ranging from methods of economising on fuel to repatrhig power plant. ...

... ~ by Mr. P. eming - held in Dublin, week-end. age. only one million were at work, Education consults , ' . Labour is up in arms, and the be on amendments endeavouring. ti wld have to take Place Changes at Brighouse of trade unionism are being to cut the ...

... Saturday —T. Savage tipped over the bar a light..l with a policeman's wife, her sister. widow. QALF. Strong Tomato Plants. 6:- John. chd 15 . Church La..l Mr. C. F. Appleton. the Rughy.A.O.V. fur: 1. N. Bag; 2. It. Danks.l Sdos.—Xitaon. Bouthowram. Brighouse ...

... 011711 local•e n ' ned l4 . at H a l if ax Borough'. John Ramsden Eruct Street, Manias. Was i to pay contributions 1 S u pe r intendent W. Grifiltne said occupied that the dog for which exemption arms. was claimed was a terrier. and A fourth danger was ...

... magistrates. to-day.; He was ordered to pay £2 costs.' and his licence was endorsed. , Defendant was Samuel Jack: Gilbert. 26. Cardigan Road. Leeds.' who pleaded not guilty to driving, ;without due care and attention. ! Walter Whiteley. of Barnsley. said that ...

... 12. Elm Road. C LIF I T S ° OOUOII7 S L AU to IIA :O7; . guests p HILLI p s jr, at one sitting; 1.500 lunches or high teas armed in three Excellent food :n pleasant surroundlns at reasonable charges. Polder. fu.. particulars of charges and specimen menus ...

... stated last night, responsible for the unhappy events s - 'OP S,- • . .,,, i for several days. arm:st:ce camp at Munsan. from Hospital and one from St. John's at the annual meeting of the Halt- that leave his son open to suspicion rise wardrobe alone, ...