Papurau Newydd Cymru
Chwiliwch 15 miliwn o erthyglau papurau newydd Cymru
12 erthygl ar y dudalen hon
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 U.?.U. ?'???.dL?? ".JI" .J J 1 ..) (1 a '> .¡: 1 i." Transactors. 5?-? .(??is by the Judge.  I I i I..$ .1-4 At Neath County Court on ednos- dav, hoiore Judge L-iayci Morgan, Daniel Navies, 32, Church-street-, Aber- avon, sued Arch;;1 Lateman. deseriued as a bookmaker, oi Graig-road, G <.v.:tiii- Cae-Gunvon, tor to') revived by fond-uit on October 29th la.it <i- and for the "so ot the* plaintiff. and j-t.; t"U to have boon dopc-sitod by .d'inuif villi the c I Pi<.???''t?K'?'?"?I'-?' nection with a lit I-- dare on OotoVr 2;)t!i. Mr. Kvan K. Dttvics (Maosteg) appeared inr the plaintiff. and Mr. Villi Meager for the de fendant. Plaintiff said his pony Mr.bo!, and a pony to Mr. <L Davios (G vra unca eg i l-rwo n). "railed Cui-w on Maid, ran. a race at Cardiff on October 12th, and plaintiff's horse won. At that meeting Y\b J. Darics challenged liiin for a mile and a half race at Aber- daro for the challenge, and the defendant, Bate- mall, \1. appointed stakeholder, and money was thereupon paid to bind the match. Ik'-Toro the r ;cc took pla.ee, on October 29th, at Abcrdaro, the money was made up to the racc came off iho referee declared it "no race," and although he had oppho-I for failed to got his money back. PLAINTIFF CROSS-EXAMIXRD. I -<, I' In ropiy to Mr. Meaner, pla:ntui de- nied that, they wore trying to w.,rk a swindle. Mr. Meager:' Why did the referee declare it 'abo r.ica -i dun t know. j:¡ ..mi lj, nv.'m arr tng-vnmKx :t! your 1; tuiouid be b.eb'y fed. ;l!\dj Lh?t t.'vA?'j'hcr?c ..liouid i? t ell fed?—Xo. Daviess horse won at Abordarei'— Yes. Mr. Meager handed in a letter which plaintiff admitted was in his hand- wr. i f> Mr..neater re.id ties letter, purpor&eti to be v.*v;i.1 by plaintiff to ) S, ':)t.'?'?f Yet that some people had made a "big MWi, oi 1; o-se. but that he had not done mutch. If Paries was '.Uc\ plaintiff would meet him and make arrangements to do them i down. Mr. Meager: How were you going to do tliem clown ?—It. is don" very f L wo; e.i"m :v- ~oe ;rda D .v ies, to haul my pony a. b. hi barbm. l>ut y- hor.ve at t.. u-' d i — Y es Tee Judge (t,> L I t I t a vary hahomeL ihiag to do. I haiei b »': Quito right, sir. Ti?.Jud?- ?h.? ?-.?'r?!).t:' PlaintiIV: Jc is r. dishonest ming. but I v,'as only doing the "bookie- have made a good oiit it. Mr. Meager: Then tab wa.s a con- spiracy. to commit a swindle. Your let- ter 13 A be rehire raec Plaintiff: No, about Cardiff. Mr. Meager: Di^d you not ?rr?n?c. that your horse ??)?dhef<d dry \'i{h I plenty t). water, Mid that Davic?s' }ior<?e should have plenty of good food'/ bid I, V oil i T>vi«rs horse at jI the A^erdarc r;ev coll.-pse in a faint | at th« end of tie n becaue' of his futilo efforts b "1]" his i know. J did not see iu. i DEFENDANT'S CASE. # ilv. AteOj.;vr. i ov the d Veseiaat, -,ub- mitted. in v ie.v ov the lettor and sbtc- incuts made by plaintiff, that the i whole thing t!ire,iu,k plaintiff clen iod that his lett"r referred to th > A herdaro race. Defend int. givin ov:;V>rc.«, s. id tie was a. colliery haulier, and was asiicd to hold tilo iit-uv.'S. iio (icr ied that k I was a [1't. if o?ie horse wa.s f* 1 nd ti.e <.t ber badly ?dth? former vroul d ?o ?!a?'as fast vs ttho ot l .cr. r.  ?. o !—?:??]t? ::]It :f' ':1 '): I.f 11 :¡; weeks. d — Leet f bad r said ho put :]} ylr ;s' si,ke nu?]'" '? :i ??'?"th.?:'(: p ??- oc-rob^ 1 7 '?'f":?rS, w! ntv>. (?..?p b ter. ) \V. J. ?'?" C veunoae., M-von, the < ) ?— f)f b' « M ?!" ..sr?''< i owe■ 'r to ?T?." • !'• ie'l'ff to oo- <f i ve the mi The Jed c to a ras- cally i'dng" <. ;:S'VC  CfI'Vj;: }:i"l ,( ,J, T}'lVi"3 hnr?-jt >bc ?"? tcwuit. as topu??),?-- ? ??-?!?-?? M?d frr the ?-  ?-  ?) t ] '<. lost. Thf)r"14 T- a>.i f.vvnborated. i T, tleuiecT ( ■ "'t:) The r • T • v< r T? vv?. S-d i that Sim-lair acted as bookmaker e.t th-A?<.rdarcH:t<'<\s. iik; Honour, in adjo?rnin?LhccaR", said more rascally actions ho h id never iic. i-rci carried, and more sorry figun's than the men v. iio h .({ b:?ii jnit in tho i box he had never seen.
'-'I ! Ttl'AXSFETI OF LA^OVJi…
Ttl'AXSFETI OF LA^OVJi 4 i -A' J  I j s J ¡ j..  1'-1 I??KI?Y '? ??:)'?T T?rKIX (" ?-). A conference was ho 1:1 at Card'IF on 'Vediio-;i.i-• at t-tc reqnext 01 t-Ise troller t.-l Coal Mine. 'to ce icier the (e.'e.tie,> of the :n:nrjv i'r.on t-el licries working t-iiort ti.ne to l n^e ]>r: ??' i ng b.eu^e. g;:?. an d (?K?'? all!. of which ch'sorititio?: of coal there is a slu'-rta.ge at tho present ii mo. T wei'r present rcpresenta- tivc> on ¡¡lli.tiC of the Controller of Ccal Miner, Air Finhiy A. Gneaoi, and ;e ivi; ht lion. T !?.]— H:<1:ar<ls. '?. rcj»ro e.liag th: ("dln-.YHcr. ,,j) ■' tiea :n t ,'¡ L: 1 t ai'iers' F'<i_ati.)n "?ic'?v?' P.?')y.?r:t c'-mUI !?' h,j; rd for a number of men subject Lo proper ar- ra.ngeir.ent-s being ma-e as to hwu-oiiv; a: cem r.o; l at i oo jiii d re. d .Vh y free b 'tics. «ml it i< tmderntoocl tha n'T)'; wi1] i)? i.r,ne<l:ately taken to f.:e T?1 tate tin t:'H,j'cr.
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NO q, I ,7 â H,. r. 'J..Jl.,¡(-<¡IiJ- At v. va:i-t.,i, »• >od t -antroj C¡¡l;' n'iitt? .? ednt'-vday, the C hai!na:i (('uif)?J Sn'<f?!r) ;id ?? !?'d }"?!- tion '.vas more, satisfa! tory), and t''u!:n.? [.i!f'r??.'?'t.!n a short-go ef m:'nytlrj';? h??:<'??'i)t the ciii'ficnl- ti-e-, were being gradually ovetooitie. The me.it nesition \?: distinc.tly better. A d'Cputat:on of grocers waited on the committee I, on tlie sub j ect ''(.inm p b'g har'c.a. ae d sa i ti:ev- line one h oeeiU'-eo i th: !;• to adopt tl.jji;'ovoulj i>o ahsoii-fa-tai. t'<?vpt"r.?pd that bao'v,i should be ¡' 1'/ ,1 0) n (0 ') '11 supplied oil a, bacon '"<d, s[)aei:illy issued.. ai:d t:t e¡e to',rll ,;e divide into and an. agreed ration sup- plied caeii c.iid holder.
,-TA KTiVNC ACC'iDIiXT ATI…
,-TA KTiVNC ACC'iDIiXT AT I (' ,') '7'(\ "1' P'"{' ')" õ' ORATOR!') FFlK-'OfiMAXCS. ihero was -r.ai untort-uiiate Kituna- ti >:i te a peel'ornumeo. of the <i.-e ,orin "M i.c,Ir; ?v t'"s,Bar?op'! a::d Dis- i-i-t 0?t.:?-'o Sa-.?cty/ at the New i,v 1-1 .'11, Pargoed, o:i AYedncwday cven- fee members of the choir", ncarlv :2°:) in number. w#re resuming their M'- i f:1 dr '\I" w the < .losing ru;.es, \>1 the t'q;,rJ; staging o A. ji-e.l. is cr:. h y\"1;¡ caused g'aat canslcriia- t a.mongst a. large a; l ance of quits 1,C-) .Sev.-i ul members ?f the choir were injured, and mem- bers of tho audience fainted, one or t ro persons having to be carried out. The programme, however, was coil- eluded- In response to anxi ous in q uiries, Mr T. Gabriel, tho conductor, announced that no one had been seriotu-ly in- jured. The event was promoted partly for the it of the local S. and iS. Welcome Home Fund.
.GLAMORGAN I
GLAMORGAN I Mr Rhys >criolas, Iv. mavon, a member of tJw Exocutivc of the XatK?a! Cnion ?f Teachers, ]'Cj,TC??')t, ir?ti]t' Glamorgan teachers, luts been' officially pph-d w th the i\)Uot\ln? additional partieulnrs ?f the decisions arrived at hv the G?mor?an F.?'a- t.??n (?mmitbcc. Cortificated t -t-b.ers are Lf.> be. allow\| to include servk- • as uncoil-iftcated teachers to qria-iifv for the ,(;1 incrcnumt for each year of service, and ti-e p'oiod c f one A*ear's s-Tvi<v cjualifviug for tlie spec:b y a-- ceb're. ieel increment of £10 may service up to 101.7? | Th?it..n-?t-('Ltcv.'a. Marc'ii 3ht, 1?''7 j '!h? ji.'iyment of* these further imp!'c\" ne-'i! will !u« made soon after March 1st
I LAUOCRF.ll S HOARD. I
LAUOCRF.ll S HOARD. the police the house of ian. agricidtura] labourer near Boston, Leimoliishire. they loftnd 3Cib. of tea. self-rei-eeg flour, 1:8 lb. luruse | hobi iour. aitd 1 ■ -t. food hoarding the inv.n was Ane-.l LW i eel ?\:»>-th Holland Court. It v.Jr„s | urr:ec] hv the cb-feeee that of j tin, b e-l h-id 'm-eu in the bote for i ten y-ars. an d that t'i?s':??? ??- [,T: :I'" ,t, | dividend four years ,e:o.
I XMATH SOCP KITCHEN ! ' OPENED.
I XMATH SOCP KITCHEN OPENED. A m'„(otl-o's so'oo kitchen v/as opened :11: G"yvn Hall. oil, Wed- nes be.- by a cemmitt-ee- o? which Mr lb J. P.. i^ cbnirma.n • Over p-Mc-ons were siijt})lietL and tho demand was so :2,T("J,t that double the quantity wa" prepared on Thurs- day.
I SEVEN SISTERS. I
I SEVEN SISTERS. I At the Palace, Seven Sisters, on Thursday last, a performance of "St. Paul" (Mendelssohn) was given by the Blaencuilnis Choral^Keciet-v, assisted by a lirst-ola;s orche.vtra. and the. fol- lowing artistes: Soprano. Mme. Gun- to r-V» illiams, Newpor! c.outralto, Miss itf se Daynioiul, < )nlhvyn, who mado b'u- lirst ai>]K>aiVince aS a professional, and acquitted herself admirably. A brilliant future may safely be prediet- i'or Misa Daymond, who is but- i.i tier teens. Tho toner suuL I'iriv.. :e s bests wer- the Xr.ti.omi! winn-es. Messrs. Torn Ronnel and Glan- villo Dav ios, r< spect i vcl an d the whoio wa.s under the baton of Mr. I). Yt Morgan. It is no exaggeration to say titit this performance wa.s the h^-st musical treat that has ever been gicon in tlvo valley. Nothing bu. praise has been showered on the choir for their ea vgniiiceiit rendering, and this speaks well of the conductor, and the pains he lias taken in bringing them to such a- 1 igh standard. Speaking of the performance. Mute. C unter- Williams stated 'I have sung the soprano part il .t. Paul's' six times, but the ren- 'derii.'g of this choir completely sur- prised me, especially the chorus up arise.' I have never b 1 it, sung so well be fore." Some ft ring testimony was given by Ifr. Corner Jones, Bridgend, leader of the orches- tra. who said: "It was a. great pity th.<t the committee could not see their way clear to have a few performances after the great, saeritie tho choir had made during the d'rk dreary nights attending practices." The accompan- ist was Mr .John 0 Yi'iliouns. L.R.A.M. \;1, recent Nat i<"ui( v.-iinior) v. i'.o x- tier- night. The. presi- dent lor %}ie evening wis the Rev. E. lb: :os. and the oh-iriran D. rr h omas. >E. rumour i- corr<nt tinit- there is cb;jir j.U services f'ibe t'ue soldiers and sailoj^' o ar hosnit >! Neath at the end of the preo-ort month. oil cor "St. Paul"' vn' camu Yn swn y frwydr lavrr. A fvuyddo- ud Cymru S;,cid yn ;nlseinio 'nawr. e'eb'e^l ycb edd goe'cndo "b. r illwel ar y cor. Aed music nob resaado i'r boys tu clra-.v i'r nor. Cc rddoriaci-h gvssogredig A glywir ar bob tant, A.r e! y llais carediti' Sv'n troi j>ob Saui yn Sant. I "I s o cane ;m y <i\ 11 Oav. "Caidwr.d" S au o Tarsus Ac I'hvrob fawr yu rhydd. Ceirtinc y livd ,lyy:)l Y h y gerddorjl'.ei h hyn, Cud r-wn y hvd -mnteiad Ddaw o r cyfarulir syn. Mi wn am la wer Cymro Ku yma'n canu'n ftine, Svd.l yn y ffosydc! bono Yu gorfod "clal y line." Dychweiaf at y miwsic, Gado.waf wyr y ffos. A dwedaf nawr fed critic — cor vii c:iiiii'ii dlos. Y tenor a'r soprano A'r fwyn. "Roedd y pedwaf llais fel awol Y gv.anwyn dros y lhryn. Afer hyfrvd clywecl "G lanville" Lawr yn bass, Ronnel" fel yr anvil X 'u hedydd yn y glas. Miss ]- Gunter, rhaiV^Vn canu'n grand, A vwynol i' r ''Reporter O >dci ely.ved "'strains y band." ;f¡ !n,lf i'r arweinydd, P': ?I?t. Buid ?'r 'C?r. v!Igor a ciiadeirvdd, many, many more! ? ? D u ais. On 'oiichty week the death took > i' a rrspeotod resident of Seven h e ]H>rsort of Mr. Joshua 7}rv:wlul;ws-avenue, in his 27th ii t,: i-ni (,i-it was at Soar burial ground, the Rev. Edmund Dayics offi- Also th ■ der-e Mrs. Tba!,ori:a '■f e!r..Lbe.elvn i?-i'>erts. Bryndulais- ladv v. as a native (If X oia.h VvVi"s, but had resided here lavnbor of jo-era. 11)(. funeral took place <-n ThtK'dee-t!x> burial being at Peeygroo: X. V»". '•nee h..i X eath R I District Ciutneil has taken aver the elcctrio I'-<v,s order. It is to bo h'ped that tb" one. at the back of CommerciaL'-tr- o. better known as Pa la o«.-road, wiU soon be put in order, as this spot is a very dangerous one for pedestrians at present.—manv hav- ing- come in contact with the hedge on tho other si^o. During the week-end at the local butchers' shops meat rrt ior.s <> head wore given out. i ia.re 11: r-, J t. 1\ of tightening our 1wh. Home fmt wags maintain ti u: t their "york b might well bo used instead of i e'ta. I A public nK'ctin?v.'a? !e id at r?' Baptist Ch?p?i <.? '??(- ?' ?. week to ]>rotest agamst tlie ooe-p-> tion of the heal stit'-foocl c"?';?<) eon;- mitteo,, and also to consiuer the lood short-age throughout the I/viw; j Mr. George Jones preside- Atr. r/n Lloyd placed nmttera before the ;n i ntt. e:; d dealt at s^roe !• ngeb ,e, t; '.h«- in 'irue.ss to the Dybeo Vail, y by ;r- ns r; y p oiis i b l e for i'"1 b-- > v i on oi the local fool eoi'i'raloe. i 're- L<t-; leid been sent ft Lovd hi h:ei-;i'i T'etrarding trjis, al) /mines wore sn >- mitted to the Neath Rural ;)i,-ao- Council, ?;k tl!Ill to alhuv L'<: Labour element hett- re prcavo; t ?d on d ie committc-e. it w.e-: further statcn! that Labour etui.a is t. of Ur. per cent, "If the valley but the '1J::l ;1,- mitted vvore e.oc adopted. Some members of li i-oej • Committee w. re present, namely Mr. Williams, co-op. manager. Skewon and Mr. T 'ojii Williams, Skewon. also1 the 1 executive officer for the district, Mr. • YV. P. Jenkins. The Messrs. Williams i oxphiined they had )n>< o v o'-k'-ng I tor a rationing seheme for the district. rhoy ap}»<>eled to every one not to grumble but to help them. Re-miutions were carried that L-ibour demand:' i) per cent, of the remanent >tion ".a fie local food Prime Miidst'u- s honM be asked to bring about tho ubDH?i':n?i h?"i'Mid liquor in Wales. A resolution was also canned estve; rla' Ccunrv Council to nut th-' Feeding <)' St?t?' I Children' s A cr into o p Ln S:;¡;'("<:I:c;:h; r'j ";)i r:); i b.oing t xporienc-ed thra'ugh eut tlfo val- b>v—r.; nv ehiidren hat ine t-o oo te s •bo.o? v.ui b o^t food. :>e- h" e'■ M '■■ a. m-V v.Mr k ttvo .and th ree days a vro' 4:. Th. rr- is a rumo 'ir enrr-'ut- of m-tre :i, i;; r '5;r! so. Pte. t)d. lie van. t. .F., eon of ir. and ;1 i1:rs..». jievan, il Jryiih.ctuotr. ar- | i' -a d i'on: Tues d ay from Sa ionic: ";1. 1"(' h :ie- I, aa serving :}" tiie ;ast wire and children, reside :t:, Sta: 'iari.-t r.a Mr. and Mrs. Revon h i t" () 1: se-v i ng—Pte. A. jJiO.aa in ha-en an d bee \V. i bevan, in t'u- Amer i cai' r:r. y tv h o ;s < xp.ect- k ed to arrive sena; time in the spring. Pte. W. Daren wont to America 10 to 12 vo.are). ae.J -ceo one of" the iir:t. to joii> tie when < i 0r.1:;1,J \v :r. Alb are pleased to sca"> Pee it. Bevr.n lonkiiig so well. •' Pee. 'v-i. J. Jones. Welsh R-egt., son of a an d Mrs.. J ones. ?;t'T'?)!.? avenue. ivo lor the second time from brancc. Wo are pleased to hoar that Hi::c;,1::¡i D. R. Evans, Riile Brigade, who was admitted to a Liverpool hospital a few months ago. ;s progressing fuvour- ably. Sapper D. Evan- Engineers (Church street) has arrived at Salxord Hc-spital su fo ia.g from illness. He has seen over throe oil western front. Wo hope to hoar of his early recovery Seaman Dd. Thomas. Bronwydd. visited .lbs home over the week-end and all were pleased to see him looking so well.
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During their stay at Cape Town, on :11: ir journey to India, il1" 1 loyal V.'elsh Choiattached to the Royal Welsh F urn hers, took part bi soa-d concerts held under tho auspices of tho Municipal Orchestra of that place. The .?;?)th Africm papers ?'or? tomi in A f,I(.l 11 P.-LpQrs ii-(,-o ami bit-hiv complimented the conduc- pr??*s(, of el.-oir*s (h- Hrvp. on the -cry fine rcnd''r:??s <'i rre -t diffi-ult choruses. "YcrfL;r"t?)?nu<)unocthc?<?t?'? Mrs. Lambert. Duffryn, who died :? Swasca Hospital. The intcrm<'?t tmk p).?-. t? <:iT!r?y Ins* at Oibr'-n Cemetery, the wear ofifciating. ? C'->eb;e. of the An i-ad;an F. bo ;s recently in'l. '\i''s Lir.: i-e Coonick, Onlh?-yn, i" .'??- don, vras the victim a fctv clays ago of a cle.st nrdlv rttick bv some person or 11wrsoll' S'I far uniiBown. He was cm Vs ?'"Y to v: IV.estoue—return ing ?' the front for the fourth time- ■■OK I J1:\ w'i vjt upon in a. Lond<iii street, :111:+""( and rc.bbea, .and ].7,- nrem- seion.s on the crroumd. He vras tr lien to bo-nit' 1 a-'d bee injuries attou-;f-d to. Y a"- -]I tb!it is -rr(- ?:?.vo-- b y
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p d Loiil ,f: 1; it ) 't., U (j ¡..i U 1- Û .'i Kitchen izv i-tiilyfcra I A. It. n I H'1 t ¡. L 1. ?4 ?, (I ,I i sc:rr:i2 re; L C 2 F 00 If S'=- C F ¡ t. n ad ji>u;|i. d o- tue find and Labour Conned price at ti- l.L. P. Hal' cm iMiurdav oy .-nir.g ?"r:???"-r i ci' ?.'<?i??.<-?? J oie oi the >• a t. e.msivlar t h e y t.'hiis'iing ol a oiur.ti.umt! ii itch en ■■ t1. nla.ee. ivhero ba.d^mfs would b } ;o p re: l am i o i o in a cooke d st ite i t ,,¡ kitchen wou ld bo to eh.arsio of a o mip^'tan^ '.r,J't' and lay ;I-= :i,' \1 -(]'¡;i: "1 in -varietv. a.j'ft <¡:lt1 to l11C, 1i: ( ;!t best nab. Aiessrs. I). T. Jones. J. P ami Jo'-cp h Thomas, the two re p r~a-entat. :aes •<' ? t.ie T. an i t n ■; ( ou;ic-ii. o;i ihe ror.Lto-. ",1i a lot.a-e lro-u) Wvndham to the council:. seated that the '.piesli .n bad not boon Pioovs-d the c jiKicil. but ho was preparing material so tiie.t it could ne x »]; i I 7.1 -nor. ;> I "y '1 y uf r-vj1 Tii^z.; kitchen. The T. ae-i'L.C. docid<d to •iv.pro-'ch the Free Church Council witn a v iew to enlistml^ local svmpathy. FREE CHURCH COUNCIL TO SUPPORT At a meeting of the. t ree t hiirep Coni;ail held at Jerusalem on Monday ovmirg. t-he Rev. V.. Jonas presiding, .)f?")mn('??f ?:<- T ).!d s an d L? b coe. Council attended, and p?!-m<'t'?'?'??' the establishment oh •: (ommun 1 ?'t- chen. The Free Church Counc.l sani I thev 'A'.an.bl give (re ry supper-a smted tla'ir v. i l i ngoe; ra nssast in or- ganising meet in trs at ''ee y '0'a. tvneu f Voa Ma l ion Plbllins, D.S would at- tend t, c:nl: the s^henuo DR. MARION PliH.JdTS ANI> TKK SCMIiME.  ,=}'. A) .tb .ibui: "USO^'e: !? d T.?'?' commural ?'i ?c!'s for a )J "I;: \mr;{ ;C'P;:J; tut ivo that timy at tlm Women 's •M- :•„> re.-1 som<ovhat amused at the statement that Lord Rhondde, (1.1.(1 I" ai t%.i -;f' io>> Late v. r't- T-ei; cev'or tlie door, iV)C-;1:; he vras not, lnl.jn forvrard ,;1 s. e a:" '11 prcci.>e!\ he —.re lines r.s the one the Women s Labour Lmae bad hui r????-' ?"- .rd f'.rnvcar. "It jsfj?L- a??d????/' lJ adde 1. "l-ut what ?sn??cd is some provision for central buying, ot herwise all tlie io-al authorities would be in ?c??-?1".?." f.rl'"?p'r?""??? 1'h<" (-IJ¡:1nd¡>< iVC:?:??. r:?0?-?!!]'.K!y. any dif;&cu)l\- ih-.—-?'.?.?. -'?' i; O;t'i'; ;i!d ¡, \i,\ cu tv of getting skilled c?? s.<'q'?! p n??iT.nnd focd it il,,(] if it is e< > hue' to est.il.h h the'so national kitchens, it is as near 'too late as thov- can get. I Dr. Phillips thought the Mimstrv o-. Food was right ill securing the son ices s. -a body'with, municipal c-xperience. Si ¡,NI thp °F('lin:: of the kit- chen*: in the evenings. Ie might not pay at first, but it would be very hard on the workers if only the mud-day anoai were provided, because they c ">ulo net rret a-wav from their work to take1 ad-' vantage of the. kitchens, and they had no time to shop. She ndeled tlm*. tlie Food Ministry was going to leave it to tb? local er.tharitics to take ur the scheme or leave it. as ibc,- and compete against each other in open market for supplies, it must be g failure.
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