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... selfrupporting by 1952—when Marshall Aid ends—were emplisalaed by Mr. JOHN HAY, Conservative candidate for the Henley Division, speaking at a meeting in Mapledurham Residents AU Hall on Friday last. Unities the country was on its feet by that time, it was faced ...
... The Conservative Candidate (Readfwg North) SIR JOHN MARLING will speak: Tuesday, Feb. 14 at COMRADES CLUE, 42, Oxford Road, 7.30 P. 11.; VIL- HALL, 8 ; CAVERSHAM HALL, St. Jokes Road, 8.15 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15 at TOWN HALL, Reading, pas. LORD LLEWELLIN ...
... MEETING wM bs held at NEADINI TUN HALL Friday, February 17th at 8 p.m. Doors open 7.90 pa. ALL ke TM MIAMI COUTITIPEMAIES will speak on TWO NORAL ISSUES OP 11111 GENERAL ELECTION Chairman: O ItILDIZO. ...
... ADDED INCENTIVES TO WORKERS Speaking at the Pheasant Hall, Winnerab, on Wednesday, the Hon. Peter Remnant, Conservative candidate for Wokingitem, said there were persistent rumours being spread by his opponents that if Mr. Churchill came Into power again ...
... dentast, optician, and a customer will give their views on the Health Service. Mr. lan Mitardo and Mr. R. W. G. Mackay will speak at all meetings. Including six on the eve of poll. The Liberal Party, who won the draw for the eve-of-poll meeting In the Town ...
... THE R Henley NATIONALIZATION POLICY Mr. Mackay and Tory Misrepresentation Speaking at Henley Town at a meeting in support of Mr. Alan Hawkins, Labour candidate for the Henley Division. Mr. R. W. G. MACKAY, Labour candidate for Heading Nortb, described ...
... Association of Master Bakers Mr. T. CONE (President- Elect Berta County Association) also stressed the need for bakers to speak with one voice On behalf of the Berkshire }takers he thanked Reading's town officials for their assistance during the - Mr ...
... said the local authorities and the building societies should ne allowed to get on with the job. Quite near to where he war speaking people were paying for a concrete house • rant which the normal wage-earner could not afford. He was there were people on ...
... A DIALOGUE The order of speaking determined by drawing from a hat. First In the dock was Sir John Marling, second Mr. Derrick and finally Mr. Mackay. Despite the chalrman's ruling. Sir John found his speech being constantly punctuated by heckling. :hie ...
... front of a DAVID said one of the MIMI stage stood Sir John Marbling!' which U. his thumb tucked into struck 1 m MOM* pocket, speaking with a •bout the Voice on housing and the election cam- ella ef living, and comparing the Plagn 00 Ha peinent day value of ...
... and the stage and screen star. Miss Constance Cummings, when they visited the South Reading Community Centre, on Monday, to speak In support of Mr. lan ' • the evening, technicians the American Columbia Broadcasting Service made recordins of the proceedings ...
... Socialism Does Not Suit Us MR. ANTHONY HURD SPEAKS OUT I stand as a Conservative, I also stand as a supporter of Mr. Churchill. began Mr. ANTHONY HURD Conservative candidate for the Newbury Division, when he spoke at Purley on Friday. After four ...