ACTON GAZETTE AND WEST LONDON POST. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939

The magistrates dealt with the other similar charges, against lame, flunaav, aged 31, of 3, Grosvenor-road, lianwel!, Alfred Pole, aged 26, of 48. Shirley. gardens, Hanwell. both street traders. George Rush. aged 48. coa:mar.. of 46, Shirley-gardens, Hanwell, John O'Shea. aged 2

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granted a decree nisi on the ground of her husband's adultery. The suit was not defended. The marriage was in September, 1929. at St. Michael's Church. Chiswick, and the last address at which the parties lived together was High-road, Acton. They have no children. The married lif

With the score at three games all, and the seventh game. between 11 0 , e and Mathews. standing at ten poi n t s each in the third set, there seemed every prospect of an exciting finish to this match. Mathews just managed to win the game to give Calvers a four. three lead and Br

Miss Nina Butland, daughter of Ni r and Mrs. C. J. Butla nd, of 10.Churchfield-road East, Acton, is i n the cast of the pantomime " Cinderella ." at the Theatre Royal, C ardiff. Miss Botla!ld has been associated with stage-life tor fourteen years. Petrol rationing for t armers g

SCHOOLBOYS An Eye-Witness's Account FEAST AND AN ENTERTAINMENT The following letter has been received from Margaret Norris. of 18, Messaline-avenue, Acton: May I be allowed to say something about the Acton County School? I have been with the school at Weymouth for the last four