... general much as they possibly could grow. election and said that he was look. On the question of subsidies, Mr. ing forward to speaking to the Strange said that they were not dis• electors of Ashbourne in the tributed in a fair way and were, in near future ...

... plug whenever I felt the urge or necessity to make a telephone call. and connect me with the number with which I wanted to speak. Not so. As soon as I lift the receiver (or as soon as you lift it) the operator poises her pencil gets a specially prepared ...

... ask your readers to listen in to the BBC Home Service on Sunday next, January 15th, at 8.25 p.m., when A Cured Leper will speak. Yours sincerely, LEONARD W. MITCHELL, Regional Secretary West Midlands Region, The British Leprosy Relief ...

... the Labour =Party's Candidate. everyone and a juir reward every man's work are fundamental principles of the Labour Party. Speaking of the Liberal plan of co-ownership in Industry, Mr. t;ratton said: - Regarding the Liberal statement putting forward a plan ...

... without any other hindrage than that which affects all other candidates. That is real democracy. And is what is at stake. Speaking of Mr. Churchill's speech which was delivered over the radio last Saturday, Mr. Strange said: Mr. Churchill's speech gave ...

... satisfied and contented people who work for themselves. The that people want to work for them- , selves is a healthy sign.: - Speaking of housing, Mr. lit said that p the housing shortage be very much alleviated if the private builder would be given a free ...

... speak to any actor over the air. lisetrcale Typo-lotting. The United States have developed a device consisting of an ordinary typewriter keyboard, by which letters are selected and the machine stores them up until it has a line of print the required ...

... the present house, two homes were made out of the old one. Coun. Hobson said that Doveridge already had a Village Hall and, speaking as a man from a village without an adequate meeting place, he did not think that two meeting places were needed in a village ...

... maintenance of full employment, why could not the income of our invisible exports have done those things for us before the war? Speaking about the Welfare State, Mr. Robinson said that he had always understood that. welfare meant that some people were being ...

... schiloyerl.. Mr. Colegate rpened his address by saying ea the coming election eres el ths most impottent in the of this country. Speaking of tim mode by members of the Labour party that the Tories would cat the social services, Yr. Coisgato amid: That is a ...

... Liberal party, maybe more. After Col. Wheatkroft had spoken. Mr. Gather introduced Mr. Thomas, who had come from H.Q., to speak in support, of Mr. Wakefield. Mr. Thomas said that today we had the lowest level of cabinet ministers we have ever had (hear ...

... Champion, and by Mr. W. Walker, his brother, the well known pigeon flying expert. of Peter Street, Ashbourne. The trophies speak for themselves, and the two brothers have earned t he, congratulations of their fellow townsmen on their remarkable achievements ...