... increases the year, 24 at Wells and 19 at Shepton Mallet. ♦ * • With the condition of the world around us it is difficult to speak in glowing terms of future possibilities,” writes the Rector of Street, Preb. J. A. LI. Armstrong, in the January issue of ...

... desirable to request the Ministry of Health to give first priority to any scheme or works required to remedy gross pollution. Speaking on the report Mr. T. S. Bradford (Martock) said that the Rivers Board would come into existence next month, and he hoped ...

... their deliberations. Mr. Vellacott thanked the Mayor for his remarks. THE EXPANSION PROGRAMME Mr. W. D. Hay, in his address, speaking of the expansion programme; said in the country as a whole, and in Somerset in particular, there had been great deal done ...

... another selection. Eisentrager, who formerly played for Trowbridge Town, was born in Hamburg and his real name is Alous. He speaks good English and has been in this country since February, 1945. He was called up for the German Army when 17 and within less ...

... Jenkins, in expressing his pleasure at once again presiding, welcomed the members and guests who were present that evening. Speaking of the activities of the Legion and of their branch in particular the President appealed for still greater efforts and attendance ...

... campaign. Mr. Cyril Morgan, who fought tlio Division for Labour the last election, is also coming to Join in the tight, and will speak several meetings. The Labour Party have booked the whole of the Assembly Rooms at Glastonbury; to serve as their Divisional ...

... that the Kt. Hon. Herbert Morrison, Lord President of the Council and Chairman of the Labour Party’s campaign committee, will speak in support of Lady Archibald at a public meeting at Frome on 11th February. Blr. Anthony Marreco’s adoption meeting will held ...

... owing to the fall the value of the £. This fall has increased the cost of living and put the pensioner in queer street. Speaking of the Socialist manifesto, Col. Boles said it gave them a picture of poor John Citizen plodding wearily along a road, deep ...

... anything else because it destroyed the personality of the individual and put far too much power in the hands erf the government. Speaking of Cclonel Boles, the President said he had done his utmost during the long time he had served the Division, not only for ...

... THE LABOUR CAMPAIGN GENERAL YOUR LABOUR CANDIDATE DOROTHY ARCHIBALD M.A.. B.Sc. SPEAKS AT THE CRISPIN HALL. STREET 3rd February, at 7.30 pun. Supported by Glastonbury-bom A. J. CHAMPION, M.P. (Pari. Private Sec. Minister Food) and DOUGLAS GOULD Other ...

... THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN GENERAL ELECTION 1950 ANTHONY MARRECO WILL SPEAK AT Friday, 10th February 8.00 p.m. Shepton Mallet Central Hall Saturday, lltb February 7.00 p.m. Priddy 7.30 p.m. Draycott 7.45 p.m. Westbury 8.% p.m. Croscombe Village Hall Memorial ...

... THE LABOUR CAMPAIGN EX-LIBERAL FARMER MR. HARRY WALSTON and LORD ARCHIBALD Speak with your GENERAL ELECTION 1950. Speakers Include t THE CANDIDATE Monday, Feb. 13tb DITCHEAT, Jubilee Hall, 7.0 p-m. BALTONSBOROUGH, School Hell. 7.45 p.m. MEARE, School ...