... 20 per cent., 4s in the £. So said Mr. J. A. Sparks, Labour candidate for Acton in the General Election on May 26 He was speaking at Faraday Hall. Horn-lane, on Wednesday afternoon. The price of tea. he tinued, was 3s 4d to 3s Sd lb. essential goods and ...

... examined by bahy (1 rr itt opher Stead. BELOW, Mr. Andress Bossden (misers:lave candidate for the Shepherds Bush area, out speaking. It was very kind of our landlady, says tenant T HIS woman was very good to accept us into her property with two children ...

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... the Army speakers' panel, which meant in 1948. He served for a year he might be asked to go and in the ranks and was com- speak on behalf of the party missioned at 19 into the almost anywhere. He was also R.A.S.C. and is now a Captain vice-chairman of ...

... revolutionary opportunities, said Mr. John Bott, Conservative candidate for Acton in the General Election (May 26). He was speaking at his first public campaign meeting, held in Acton County School, Gunnersbury-lane, on Tuesday night. I refer especially ...

... professional coll.:agues about Mr. Davies were placed before the Board. Public Notices I will confine myself to saying that to speak about Ger- man camps heing the same as Russian labour camps is a deliberate and wicked distortion of facts. One last point ...

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... new (rock Juts refuses to look rlaht on you don't spoil sell It through It c+drd columns 4A24 140 W man> thousands do rou speak to in one night? No matter hula fast you talk you'll never reach many People as the classified columns of this paper in abort ...

... Morgan like the contrast between the old and the new China. Chinese people date everything from the Liberation (1949). They speak of things happening either before the Liberation, or after the Liberation. Mrs. Morgan was one of a delegation of seven women ...

... presentation was made to Mr. H. C. Bodley, of 11. Park-road North. to mark his retirement after nearly 41 years with the L.T.E. Speaking on behalf of the Club members, Mr. Fred Sinnett paid tribute to the years of I service which Mr. Bodley had given to his ...

... Prince and J. Jones, the Juniors' manager. The committee are A. Hastem. E Banfield, 1. Ta i lor and 11. Cullen. CONIPIDENCE Speaking at the meeting, the secretary said that despite the lower standard of playing towards the end of last season, he felt that ...

... Bottomley (Acton Hill). Recitation 7 and 8 years. Penelope Gardener (Acton Hill), 13 and 14 years, Gwyneira Parker; choral speaking under 18 Acton Green Girls Club; character sketch open. Miss Norma Ellis (Acton Green); drama by youth organizations, Acton ...