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La :! -o t wook wo a~lmir cd the bO:lutifuJ Sol!.
wood J'ul'k f U1ul ~ t . bay bo nd\"isablo to
yisit it.s chul'ming lloighbom:) Su nninghil

Pa.l·k) althougih- it cannot claim to be
:\.II~· a. manor houso, Liko'
hou ses iu t ho old ' li'Ol"elSt of Wi',adoo,r.
"O.'>"" t o was caned O\!t of the
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action t.aken, the Distrllaa ODmmit-.
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J orem iah Crutchloy.

Mr. 'I'hrule, the rich brewer or . ~·"·(""

\du)so chu nning wife
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Helle '1:0 was

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mittce resumed operat.ioos, and offorLe wero+
made," to eosure that ~o family remained in dis-.

t.ress arising from unmploymcnt at Christmas! t
, Com'mit.teo
11a\'o to re;:
the deatb durin: the year of/-Sir Percy ander-.
son, formerly Dist.rict Head £01' Ca.verl:ibam, t

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Rnd . Miss Winifred Hayward. who had beon.
one of t.he he.l(lers from the eurJicst duys of
the Guild of Help, Mr, Beckingsale, District
~ead of Battle \\'ard, rCl;.i6:nllo(\ his eSice on
I"al'illg the town. They w'Cre able to . welcome
back Vr. SQuire to the chairmanship IJf his.
Committee. but. receivoo with re;:ret. the Ie· +
lIignation of Mr. Evcrost, who as District. Sec.•

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Sunni 19hiU Park, :I:Ie ~mo on
s ioll \ 'ith t ,he 'J'hrales~to visit Mr.
IllY n tho house which the latter
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of til t momorablo visit: He \n¢o [that
he 1m hover boon happier in his .life t.han r otary to ·the same Committee, so abl filled
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Miss
III t I sa \\'0 ays. , A sta-n 109 mem.orla Boylel haa undorlak en Lhe c hairmanship of tho
()f th fricudship botwoon the Thro.ies ;~nd Coley l Committee. More visitorJoj who would
,Mr. ~1.tltch10Y romnin~ ill tho ~to~lo ' plCrs ulldertak't the care of onO"or two families in
of tlo gn,te\\'ay which they pres.entnd to their OWl! 'n eighl>ourhoOd are needed.
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him) lid which Hl"O still preservc<1 at the
The attention of the Executive Committoe
faml; j in what was tiJen probably the o.h.ief bad boen ~ivon durill~ the year- to ,!ariOU6
onka lcO to tho park. .
matters of 1&:elloral social interest, which in1\11'11J eremiah Crutchley served his ro~n- ~Udod the need that existed of raisin&" the
mount of the old aae pension to at least t.he
wol I and sat as 'M ember 0 f IJ ar lillm3l1t equivalent of Lbe out-relief &"rant.cd 'by the
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ard of Guardians.
All bodies represent.ed
on Lhe Council wcre .invited to refer to 'it an):
malter o{ sOcial interest. wbich they felt. required at.tent.ion. jI'he Council , hould Fro.l·C a
common platform on which all bodies ellgaged
in SOOill\ work in l t.he J)oroui:"h could dISCUSS
problems afTect,jng fl the ..... ell·beinI: of t.he
munity, und, whene\'er possible, decide upon
concertod action.
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TiM Clot.hing llepartment had been open
reg tl)arly t hrou&'hout tho year tor th~ 't!aie'r at
a low cost, of sbcond-hand i:armen~ Loots,
etc., and of such ! new garment!! I:lJ c(lUld be
made from the procceds of the sales.
Dis·
I carded c;lothinl:" was still in demand in families
where the ineome [is \'ery low.
The Poor Man's Lawyer ~:;~~~~':i' had
beeq carried on as occasion I

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local
t.hanks
solicitor
wore due
throuIChout
to him the
for
barrisitey by whom the work
""'a.s !nitiatod in Readin~ now
offi ce one ,,!ternoon every
The finll-Deia l position
duri~g t.he early part q"t
appomtment. 88 treasurer,
personall;y in~rviewedf the
~he leadmg local bUSDOSS
the Council's needs before them. As a
a very generous response was made. ); It
understood that many directors felt it to be
good l>usiness from the poin~ of view of Lhe
general pubic, to 8uRrfort the Iwork, for iL ..... as
ott.en possible for the Council to prevan~ those
in trouble from . becominIC cl(argeabl81 to the
; ' or in other ways obviatin~ the subse·
spending of public
. On Armistice

6'VC LE CAMPINC;;.
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'fh" VRSt. majority of cydia" have yet · to
iou.rII the joys of cycle ,cs.m~ini: , but. it is worth
studying, especiall y in theso da.ys when hoLeI
bills are s uch un item. T ..... o can ealli 1y "um·
ago with Ii. gipsy tent, which aiVoB 110 stretch
of Hix feot by flvc. The whole outfit can he
brought within 14 pounds in wei~ht, and thili
is not a~reat item distributed bet.ween t.wo
machincf!l'The main line Jor comfor.t lies in
Lhe eelection of your site for tbe ni6:bt. It is
worth spending t.imo over. Find one where
tho cround is dry lind ~ I ofline-l !'ond if you can
got. the shelter of II. chff t ho. IS "ood: Trees
arc 110t ~ood s helter, booause if rain falls thoy
prill persilSlontly. H IlY or bracken mllke. CIlPilll bcdllillC. IIond wit.h a &;ood i:round shoot it
won 'L maLter if Itho boddm" lIIaterial is wet.
1£ you ILre Ilcar a coital:e you can l!"on(U'aJ1y get.
a. lOu!lp1 y o f el:1:11 and milk at a very fmooorale
foo, alld wllter if t.horo is 110t. a sprinl:" closc 10
your I clunpiug spot. Do),,'t leave tho selection
uf your lIiLo 1untli tho last : t.hill~ , Allow YOllf'llelf
·at· telst \.wo' or ~hrc(l hours \bo£ore dark. Ind eed,
1 haJo somol irncs locatod u. good spot. &8 eu.rly Il il
foul' o'c1oclq alUl stollpod there uud thell. U's
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.1111 O.lRZPUL WREU.YOU ~allO~
[ Jead mou"7 011 th. foUowinj terms_
. etQ.Lou repay £lI tor 111
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·ft" Ih. EdilMi B.uDU"g BlnDu,p. '

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Rapid . • trldel ar. betng maca with the buildings on the Shlnnet"

l:iil·,·- In roply to tl19 statenleni m1ldu in t.itl'l
l'r o~s r oocnL I ~ ro dispute at. MC6Hr&,
Ridley"
nud Metu;r". Geori!"O l.ewis, I wi!>b to stale t.hat
our application .ili l)llsud 011 lllu ILwlIl'tl. ~o. 527
for t. he SILw'Illilliug iudustrlY, l.'ho t)'8r~i cs '"1.0
~Lhill r eference nre t.he cmpioyurs' an4 opera·
til'os' sidOli ?f the Joint Jltdustria\ Council for
the sllw.inilhn:; indu stry.
The ihatter WII S r oferred \.j lhe Ministry of
l.abour to tim Court o{ Arbit.ratioll tor 6Cttlem ont, and rcprcsclltatil'c!/ of the pBrtieWl wer e
liflard on Jlf.IlC 12t h, 1919. 'l'he awa.rd of the
Court is lUi fullowB : The 11100 COllce.rIlL'11 '11111111
r t:lctivc the follow in£:" minimnm hourly rat.es Df
pln in (,he three ItICll.1itiOK IipCi:ificd: l.nbourers
..-I.arj;e ·LoWlIs. 1~D(1 poris, 16. 3d. i 61nll11 townli,
lB. 2.-1.; cOllntrJ clist rich., h .
Mijchinish I.!Lrge to ..... ns luul port.,-.1, b. &I .: small tOWIIS,
la, 4d ,; country district!!, Is. 3d This awanl
I t.ake elfoct f tqm the beJ:inllill~ of the first
pay whiFh followed Ma'y 1st, 1919.
'J'hhs award has' 'not. been ho'nollroo by the.
8aw·mill proprietQr 8 of Readin~, aithoulorb t.hey
II!;:" ll(t.r~ies to it, being members of the 'l'imber
Tra.des Federation. Afler nine mont.hs' ncgotiations wi~h cffillloyera tryin" to aTrive at an
Amicable se~t1ement , we ha,'o. ow inLr to the
incr eased cost of livina- been compelled t.o in·
cre~e our demand to . ls. Sd. per hour mini·
mum rates, which is re asonahle, hcin" ooly 3d.
per hour mor~ lt h an ' \\l h at W Ni fi:l(w:t by 8. Court
of Arbit.ration l t...... Qh ·o month. ago. The men
concerned joiruxl this Society alJ far back as
October 12th, 19181 tbe latest date 8. few of
them joilloo being~AuS"ust 16th, 1919" Seeing
that. the men conc ·rned were member, of this
SociCIi)' prior to A ril 9th of thiB year they are
not parties to the' aLrreement of the IIBw·mill
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aytd t.he Gener!l' Workertl' Union,
T. O. Sl+K, Secrefary,
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LEATHER & B!4&TA. BELTING8,

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IS HIGHER HORSE·POWER NEEDED?
A",eric!l.I~ · wou,r-eycle mo.nuflLCLurll'rs ) hs.ve
Lhought. it desirablu to build eD~ines It::ivinl: 10
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UII to th e Jlroscnt uur makel'8 1\11.'·0 Dut,...folowecl
thoir load, and 1 bolioyo it iB Liln O:lcollent
Lhill~ thnL they InH't! not.! It. 1s. of COllrKe, a.
well·known fo..ct. t.hat. tho ondcncy ia Lo make
aide.cars colI!lidorll.bly hel:L\'ier ths.u ~hey were
iii pre·w nr <hayti, ' uut ev()n ; IIO Lho British limit.
of engin o pl'ollOrtion. namtily, tbe B h.I). V·
t.Ylle t.win. ill quit.e qs.pablo or producinI: 8\1f1i.ciont power, 1\1. any rate for the DeodN of the
immediate futn te, · ~1M.,1y riders quit4 expected ! ~" i;,";;'
tha.L e ll(,!ill,es over 1,000 c.e. would be on the
marko!:' thill s!)rine-. but if t.I.c)" think for 'a
moment. they will realise that our manufactur·
eril a.re act.mg" in tJum mLllresL when t.bey re-

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Council.

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to be M.rse-powered
I¢ aw.nDYT".YR",'N
C C",I Io.IICU advD.ntulJos--.
of )l1~hor
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DON'
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~ON''l pa,. prtUmiD.l.rt ftu or raU f;

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1 fini shed part or tile entire mochulIIsm
of a.
molor car. It. IS 8urprl6in!: how t.ruo· 91lch hall
,: is turned r All the sarno, t.hey rCQulre to· be
tovered ~itb a t.hin fUm of oil if thoy arc to
have anY.llengLh of life and be really. efl!cient..
·It i. perfectly. true tht in Jtbeory ball·bea.rings
do not nOod -lubrication, bu, in vractice we find
that; t.heyJ de. If only from t.he point of Tiew
of reducmi fri'ction a ·reliable oil .er creaae
should
employed for lubrication purposel. i·ooIl.pjisl,dCi,
Oil and Grease are both mentioned, since it
doe! not. answer ~ all' ba.ll-bea.rinal are trnted
in the aalme way. It;! iii unneceisary to differentiate b'etween iboef, foq"irl.n" the one and
th086 'Whch work host wltb t~e 'otber; Bince
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vegetables. vinegar.
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n.l lwtWL o~ "'uno. Oompu.:r ~:-

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Don Chatnbers, '~·;".",I S,u4ee1t, BriStoL
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Mr. Herbert Smith- acting 'president of the
Minet8', Federation o~ Great Brita.iq, speaking
~t Ba.mA~y' dn. Saturday ni&ht. appsled to &.11
In tl~maDlng ~u.s~ryl to pull toge~ to
b¥k ~ 80metbmg hke jDonnal conditions,
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IIot be hoped t.hey would get rid of the
lealoU&J between ~mp~yen &lid ~1DP1o,ed.

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