... THE HOUSING TRAGEDY Speaking in the recent House debate housing, the Arch* ■ i-hop ..f A’ork said that a very large number unhappy homes and mar- Mage* were due either to the long wait for ;• house, to overcrowding, or to the fa* that young married people ...

... spelling, hopeless arithmetic I had manners. rang school ote* dav d girl answered, savin'; Well, what do you want? * When anyone speaks them you only get sauce, impudence and abuse.” When Viscount (‘urzon asked if was not possible to use surplus equip ment and ...

... suffering greatly from anxiety neurosis a form of melancholia. In a condition of mind we can only guess at he left home without speaking to his sister, got into the sea, and was drowned. Death was due to asphyxia from drowning and at the time the ance of his ...

... Perkins and Miss H. Payne and M. Mays gave accomplished renderings Mazurka hy (iodard and Chopin waltz respectively. Verse-speaking was additional attraction and M K. Mays in her selection and Miss A. Cilletl in John Keats's Meg Merrilies were indivi* dnallv ...

... Gambrel! soon as possible. Social Studies—ln the absence of Miss Payne, Miss Woodbridge explained that Mrs. E. Watts would be speaking on Germany this month. Mr. Holmes would resume his talks in July. EJC. Federation. —Mrs. Godfrey spoke on the recent meeting ...

... householders would have to pay more to make up for the amount lost through the reduction. The Association wanted, generally speaking., these site. owned by the local authority, so that any rentals from them should go towards the rel*f of the rates. _ ...

... were allowed to home after treatment for cuts, bruises and abrasions Both cars were badly damaged. TEAM WORK WON THE CUP Speaking the presentation dinner and dance of the Crescent Athletic Football Club. Ml W, Todd iPresident' said the success of the ...

... at the Milton Institute at 7 o'clock, on MONDAY, JULY 3rd, 1950 • • • The Prospective Liberal Candidate, HOWARD FRY, will speak on the Menace to World Peace and the Liberal Solutions to the problem. ...

... the purpose in current estimates. Show, the tender of a Chichester firm of £225 for the provision of a pavilion accepted. Speaking against the motion. Councillor F. T. Kennedy (a member of the Committee) said that, as work on the tennis courts had not ...

... matters in general. Cosham's Rotary Club could make a valuable contribution the well-being of the City. The Lord Mayor, who was speaking on ” The future of Cosham.” recalled that when Portsmouth's Town Council were first discussing the proposed incorporation ...

... Julg t? lor dt^ membfr* will make to attend the show with their ». On Wednesday. July 12, Mr, of the Patcham Poultry Club, speak.ns Poultry h* at the London-road lv . The Ministry of Agriculture, statement explaining the prox ixiona the Prex'enlion of ...

... Everycrease and others not and Mr Arthur Henderson. Sec- body has got a Job. and they hoped that a district or retary for Air, speaking during get out of it what they put in. parish councillor came up and his visit to R A.P Station.: Mr. Keith Trask welcomed ...