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WIFE (By a Military Observer.) Living in a prisoner of war camp is not everyone's experience or wish. Yet for two days at the end of May it was a happy reality for 21--year-old Sgt. Jim Thomas. of 36. Osborne Grove, Shaving:on, Crewe, Cheshire, and his A.T.S, wife, Pte. Betty Ar

ERECTING SHOP A v WHEEL SHOP. Erecting Shop names first: B. Millward 9. W. Fairclough 21 ; F. Shaw 21. G. Hares 16; W. Cooper 21. H. Boulton 7: F. Snelson 21. Pollard 16: W. Snelson 11. F. Welch 21 ; W. Walley 21. A. Edwards 14. Totals: Erecting Shop (rec. 5) 109 — Wheel Shop (r

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ro THE EDITOR OW "THE CHRONICLE Sir.—ln reply to the critics of Crewe Alexandra, anyone should know that Third Division clubs cannot command "gates" comparable with those of the Second and First Divisions. Yet the Third Division clubs are potential nurseries for the top clubs, a

of Mill-street and Nantwich-road, in which it was alleged that one of the drivers endeavoured to race the traffic lights, was told to the Crewe magistrates on Tuesday, when George William !Eidson, 27, Charlesworth-street. Crewe, was summoned for driving without due care. Be was

The chief attraction next week will be "Sweeney Todd," described as the demon barber of Fleet-street. The performance celebrates the centenary of the famous play. The name part is taken by the popular actor of screen and stage, N. Carter (" Tod ") Slaughter. Miss Jenny Lynn will