Det.-Inspector Summers said delendant, commercial traveller in the employ of a firm for 30 years and a special constable in the City of London Police since 1938, had a very high character. He was a very keen amateur photographer and had taken the picture for his own private coll

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Fra«kH« Festivities On Saturday afternoeffy residents of FranKlin Road, WUlesden, gave a party to 24 children. The road was gaily decorated with flags and bunting and the ladies loaded the festive tables with cakes, blanc-manges, jellies and other good Games and races and other

A party ter 112 children was held in Beaconsfleld Road. WlUesden, on Saturday. Tables were tastefully decorated and loaded with good things. After tea, there were games and races, and music was provided by an accordian band. During the party thhe Mayor of Willesden was a welcome

'ihe sire liave a new meaning as the Battle of Britain waxes Ai .. - they warned all who heard them immediately to take cover. Then it was seen that the enemy raiders, by the mere threat ot their presence, were doing more damage than by their bombs. Production of vital war equip

“It you don’t carry out this order you will be dead \ery shortly. This was an excerpt Itom letter, headed I.R A. Branch, which was read at Marylebcne Police Court when James Jefferies, f.fty one. night porter, of Bayswater-road, \V2, was charged before Mr L. R. Dunne "ith malici

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