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... PASSPORTS. Mr. I’a four, in reply Mr. Anderson, said Lie application Miss Margaret, Bondfield for -gaaports travel to America considered '-« Passforta ommittee, who decided that there circumstances which the national ,-te'C't warranted exception under ...
... Mr F PILGRIM Ecclesall Labour Party Mr. TOM SHAW, J.P. and other speakers NATIONAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN WORKERS MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD Will Speak on UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ST. MARIES HALL TOWNHEAD STREET TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. All Working Women and Girls are ...
... Chorus; 8.8.C. Theatre Orchestra. s.o—Children’s Hour. s.3o—Henry Hall and his Orchestra. 6.o—News. 6.15 —Evacuation: Miss Margaret Bondfield. 6.3o—Liverpool Philharmonic Society’s Concert, Part 1: Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra; Thomas Matthews (violin). ...
... University College, Southampton. B.o—Scrapbook for 1929: Among those heard In person or from records will be; The Rt. Hon. Margaret Bondfield, J- B. Priestley, Ishbel Mac Donald, Rear-Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Peggy Wood, R. C. Sheriff. Patric Curwen (compere) ...
... R. O. Wailhead (lixW p«*»d*nt Labour Party). All these delrwatae however, did not travel from London to-day’ Mi «o Margaret Bondfield was King’s Owe see the partv off. hut will he unable leave W Riisri* herself until later the week owing to the illness ...
... 7.50—“ I Photograph—Sport and Action,” B. Alfieri. 8.5 Answer Back at Kettering. B.3o—Myself and Life, the Rt. Hon Margaret Bondfield. 8.50-midnight Regional. FASHION NOTES ■ from Hollywood; Navy with bright plaid is Jo Ann Sayers’ choice for afternoon ...
... OCTOBER 27Ui. 1920, 8 0 p.m. Como. Hear. Work and Voto lor lb« a Soldier, tbs a Demobilued Soldier. FEDE RATION OMEN MISS MARGARET BONDFIELD Will rtpnk TSEMPLOYMt-NT INaUKANCK. er. MAiai-rs hall. Tow.MiiiAD WEDNESDAY. 27Ux. AT 7.30. Working WooM n and CirU ...
... on (he strength of that information. will occur in the constituency. Mr. McCurdy will have s strong opponent in Miss Margaret Bondfield, who i* going to stand in the Tabour interest. An Independent Liberal candidate talked about, but there are a few Liberals ...
... tho workers of the world had nothing to Io«? by .nternational arrangements which would work for their well being. Miss Margaret Bondfield hoped the Conference would be stimulus international action on the basis goodwill and that the most backwa d countries ...
... It (records). 7.o—Monday Night at Seven. 8 o—Midland Parliament: School Leaving Age, a round-table discussion between Margaret Bondfield, Arthur Harvey, Leslie Lancaster, and George Butler: in the chair, Hugh Chance. B.so— Pianoforte Interlude by Donald ...
... Time. News. 9.15 Winston Churchill: Ten Weeks of War. 9.30 —Scrapbook for 1929. including the recorded voices of Miss Margaret Bondfield, Rear-Admiral Richard E. Byrd. Ishbel Mac Donald, Squadron- Leader Hclmore. J. B. Priestley, Stanley Baldwin, Ramsay ...
... there waa little activity. The candidates are Mr. C. A. McCurdy, the new Food Controller Coalition Liberal) and Miss Margaret Bondfield (Labour). Threequarter* the 46.000 electors are expected the polling booths during the day. Both candidates are confident ...