... which still had much !t could teach the U . S expressed by Mr. H. L. Bullock, new chairman of the T.U.C. General Council. speaking on The Future of Adult Education at the Adult School Hall. Parklane. Croydon. on Tuectiay. In Croydon. he sald, one could ...

... cloud the mind of the electorate. I believe that Is the intention of the present Government. We of the Conservative party must speak to the people In language they understand. ...

... take a new and unpreto ask the Mayor to preside. He honed that practice would become • tradi- cedented turn for the better Speaking of where the church non He could assure the Croydon stoo d . the Bishop referred to the Council' of Christian Churches of ...

... Croydon. at Woodside School. Morland-road, on Tuesday. a few hours before Mr. Attlee made his statement from Down na -at reet Speaking in a stage whisper. Sir Herbert said he had to be careful. In view of comments on election egpenatss made in the House ...

... married. On Boxing Night they went out and had a few drinks. returning home about 1210 p.m. Mn. Ackland went downstairs to speak to Mr. Golding and he next heard her out. Hurrying down, he saw her struggling on the floor with Golding. He separated them ...

... when one gees the appalling neglect with which parents treat children. They are asking for trouble In later years. _ . Speaking of the direction and encouragement women into Industry. Mr. Thompson said it might be true to the Civil Service mind that ...

... Included Thompson's The *Ruth of Heaven and Keats' Ode an a Grecian Urn and Ode to • Nightingale. I TRUE FREEDOM I Speaking at the Civic Hall, Croydon. on Tuesday, on Christian Science: The Law of Liberty. Adair Hickman. Member of the Board of ...

... society's Association of Friends. at St. Peter's Hall, on Monday evening Sir George, who was intrcduced by Mr. Alan Kirby, was speaking on his oratorio Quo Vadls as a preliminary to its first performance in the London area, by the Croydon Philharmonic Society ...

... lackAt Mrs. Beam's. Both this and ing. Like charm, too. attack is the Drinkwater play. now getting difficult to analyse. Speaking on in years, have a similarity of temperament; they have a gentler generally, it gives the audience the feeling that the ...

... nursery are to be accommodated at Coldharbour House Nursery. Aid. Maurice Stacey, chairman of Croydon Parks Committee, will speak at ths annual nomination meeting of South Norwood Ratepayers' Association on Tuesday next at Stanley Hall. South Norwood-hill ...

... writer. Mrs. E. D. Law, better known as Miss LIMIT Smith. who was ono. a student at Pitman* college. Croydon. 1 must be speaking for many. many thousands of people, she said. The staff of central college, and the management, have asked to come In on ...

... TV DANGER TO CONVERSATION Speaking to Croydon Rotary Club on 'Meader. )Ir. Berwick Sayers. former Croydon Chief Librarian, said: Television in the moat dangerous thing in the world to conversation qnd a good many other social amenities He was describing ...