... MISS BONDFIELD TO CONTEST THE WALLSEND BY-ELECTION. Miss Margaret Bondfield Has decided to accept the invitation to contest Wallsend for the Socialist Party at the impending by-election, in succession to Sir Patrick Hastings, who is to apply for the Chiltern ...

... Miss Bondfield. The appointment of Miss Margaret Bondfield to the secretaryship of the National Federation of General Workers in succession to the late Miss Mary Macarthur is welcomed not only in Trade Union circles* but those which have a wider scope ...

... present his report to Sir Horace Wilson, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry Labour, and the Minister of Labour (Miss Margaret Bondfield). ...

... Wedgwood Benn, Mr. W. Adamson, and Miss Margaret Bondfield, who were in the last Labour Cabinet, were unsuccessful In their attempts to re-enter the House of Commons. Miss Irene Ward's victory over Miass Bondfield at %Va.llsend was one of the best individual ...

... fourteen women Members to the Hons© of .Commons a luncheon was held at the Holborn Restaurant. London, to day. Miss Margaret Bondfield, l’., the Minister of Labour, was the principal speaker. All the women M.P.’s, with the exception of three (Lady Iveagh ...

... increased out of all knowledge in recent years and the demand for trained women as for trained men, is without limit. Miss Margaret Bondfield, who was unable to attend, sent a message in which she said, Girton may justly bo proud of the record of her old students ...

... FOREIGN MUSICIANS. Miss Margaret Bondfield, the new Minister of Labour, who recently disturbed the Musicians’ Union her attitude to the employment of foreign musicians, has agreed to receive a deputation on the subject from the London Trades Council. ...

... practising for to-morrow’s game.” Margaret Bomlfleld. On© of the six greet women cruntry.” So Dr. W. E. Orchard, King's Weigh Hons© Churdh, ha desari bed Miss Margaret Bondfield, th Lalxjur candidate for Northampton. Mis Bondfield worked young girl in Wes End ...

... EXCESS I Miss Margaret Bondfield, a former Minister of Labour, mentioned that 58,640 boys and 47.496 girls were totally unemployed this country. In 1937 she estimated there would probably some 2,000,000 young persons coming into the labour market under ...

... much support in view of tho fact that for the two seats thus vacant there are candidates of such personality as Miss Margaret Bondfield, Miss Ellen Wilkinson, Miss M. Quaile, Miss R. Rose-Smith, and Miss J. Varley. ...

... election of Miss Margaret Bondfield to-day to the Presidency of the Trade Union Congress is a personal triumph for a remarkable woman, j Labour men in London are feeling particularly chivalrous about their action, but Miss Bondfield is well entitled to ...

... later Socialist Members called in mock anger upon Sir Kingsley Wood to withdraw when he unintentionally addressed Miss Margaret Bondfield the hon. lady instead of the right hon. lady.” ...