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They wanted to own their own hospitals. He had known hospitals all his life, and one thing the H.S.A. had done was to make people realise that the hospitals belonged to them, and were out to serve the people. Mr. Elliot - s a id that the collection of a million pounds in throopo

Congs (Tested a big surprise by winning this 3rd Round clip-tie at Busbwood as their opponents had already beaten them twice this season, both by comfortable margins. Gonlons were set to face the e••:n were the first to attack. Conga came into the picture, however, and n clever

Despite the strong wind there was plenty of good football in this match at Wanstead Flats. Playing against the crosswind, Sebert soon opened the score when EVANS scored from close range with a fine shot. Ramsay retaliated and were rewarded soon after when their centreforward sco

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.Ir. ease was that his wife phanged after she came out of hospital in August, 1936. and in January. 1937. when he told her he wanted his mother. who was to live in the house, she left. Later when he suggested they should live together again she refused. He now charged her with a

Get. Noble said with regard to Gibbona there were no previous conviction.. and he had a good character had twice discharged for lareeny and attempted larceny. and Braidwood hai )wen bound over last year for two years at the Juvenile Court for stealing a car. Their employers said