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... when it was decided allocate two houses on the Wintinull• Yields Estate, Harlow. and four Potter Street, to farm workers. Speaking of thus land, Councillor It. 1. Padfield suggested that it was better to prcvide agricultural workers with houses in a platen ...
... Councillor U. T. 'Nunn, chairman al Walden total COUnt:ll, ii to seek withdrawal of the taw. P. A Wnghes u on the Couched. Speaking at Tuesday's Couneillor said: I shall have • chat with and propose a ruagaidseation. The commissions of major C. H. Gosling ...
... the Eahtern landricity Board's derision to restrict sales of eledric Ores, and to the appeal for co-operation by ( leder& Speaking of reports assistant , at LH shops and full by lb. bad received instru,- taus& to question asu.l lag fur lre . who souhl ...
... really make the meal ! Portia Y-OU ought lo the Bar you know Mr W R L Trickett chairman of a Rent Tribunal on Tuesday was speaking to woman described as a very competent Portia who was presenting her sister's case This Portia was Mrs E Curzon of Middlefield ...
... trade unions -if the workers are to be brought on the side of Britain in the battle of Britain versus Communism Mr Beck speaking at an Epptng Divisional Conservative Association meeting introduced not representing the Conservative Party political welfare ...
... SCHOOL HALL WELWYN GARDEN CITY Adjudicator: Kenneth Abbott Particulars of set pieces etc (including elocution and choral speaking) may be had by sending a Stamped addressed envelope to the Festival Secretary Mr F W Kaye 14 Attimore Road Welwyn Garden ...
... the proposal for an indoor bath. It had been decided, however, was not large enough yet to an additional swimming beta. Speaking as a doctor, it us far better for you to take your ezereise in the fresh air of an uncovered Ka, he added. The Council had ...
... THE LIBERAL VOTE bilt.-1 was glad to read in your last issue the letter from my friend Mrs. Muir, in which she speaks of the nationalisation of Uickies buses. Naturally, like other nationalised industries, we must expect higher cost to the users. Incidentally ...
... . One cannot appreciate Mr. Broadbent's knowledge of recent trade' union history when one reads of him being reported as speaking such nonsense as: the Tory Party, having room for all in its conception of society, and seeking a solution which will do ...
... the horn® country We must develop country as quickly as possible” Col Peter Penn Colonial Adviser to the Economic League speaking at a meeting of Welwyn Garden City branch of United Nations Association at Garden City last Friday He described Africa as ...
... Monday, Mr. M. Clark. an American Rotary international Fellowship Student at M. John's College. Cambridge. visited the club to speak on life in an American university. The President (Rotarian R. J. Bonfield) presided at both meetings. ...
... He was remanded for 14 ilapi pending a report from the Prison ttt issiouers as to his suitability for Borstal training. Speaking on his son's behalf. Whitford's father told the leach: Ile has a very bad record, but I have my best to help him in every ...