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CHRISTMAS PARTIES. noitingiiam hakjiomc SOCIETY. The Nottingham Harmonic Society gecond Christmas party took pla ce Jlikado Caf6 last night. The company, numbering nearly by r- G. C.

A. Austin, chairman of the comini and Mrs. Austin, and Mr. Herbert Bardgett, chorus master and con and Mrs. Bardgett-induded S- Juh Cahn, president of the He said that he knew the society worf done in maintaining an Exceedingly high standard of music in the Clt n' ii Mr.

R- Cooper, secretary, On the call ot g- ii en- The programme cheers were given i ancingi wWst and a iaS Gilmer School of Dancing. SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY. Kfomhora of the Nottingham Shakespeare Bodetv assembled in good numbers at the rMe lest night for a Christmas party, which included a whist and bridge drive a nd ca Sty. The cabaret, given members of the sw. included a song by Miss Joan Dooley a nurn Trouble in the house, and tap aancniK bers.

The artists in the sketch were and Betty Ormen, Molly Rowden, Eveljm Mr. Maurice White. THE NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1938. LATEST newest cinema, the Cavendish, on St. Well-road, which is to bo opened to-morrow.

BLAZING HOUSE DRAMA Uncle Throws Nephew To Safety A two-year-old boy was saved from a blazing house in Carrickfergus, co. Antrim, last night, by a man who climbed a spouting and threw him out of a window into the arms of another man. The boy, Robert Clawson, of Ellis-street, was in bed in the house alone, and he was rescued by his uncle, Harry Clawson. CONSERVATIVE CARNIVAL The Mapperley Ward Conservative Association (District B), held their Christmas carnival, at Gilbert Cafe, Mapperley Plains, last night. It was enjoyed, as usual, by a large gathering of members and friends.

Mr. M. Haw was M.C. for whist. Prizes in the form of Christmas fare, were distributed by Coun.

S. C. Armitage. The arrangements were made by the hon. secretary (Mrs.

A. Wilson), and the committee. LATEST CINEMA. AX AIR OF RESTFUL COMFORT. THE CAVENDISH Embodying all the latest ideas in cinema construction, yet retaining an air of restful comfort, the latest addition to super cinemas, the Cavendish, St.

Well-road, which opens to-morrow, has a very pleasing appearance both in its exterior and interior. The interior, especially, compels admiration. The walls are finished in a warm colour and the decorative features have been carried out in graceful curves spreading from the proscenium opening. The ornamental grills flanking the small stage are very artistic. The whole of the lighting is concealed, and is but one of instances in which careful consideration has been given to the comfort of patrons.

The seating, carried out in terra-cotta crushed velvet, is practically of one quality throughout. The accommodation is 1,666, the stalls seating 1,122 and the balcony 544. A novel feature is the treatment of the walls to prevent reverberation. The rear wall of the balcony is fluted, and, together with the side walls in front of the balcony, is faced with acoustic with the object of securing perfect sound reproduction. CAVENDISH CINEMA ST.

ANN'S WELL ROAD, NOTTINGHAM TWO FEATURES. Careful attention has been given to the heating and ventilation. The extractor grills in the ceiling blend harmoniously with the decoration, and warm air vents have been fitted to the front of the stage. The heating apparatus is automatically controlled by thermostats placed in the auditorium and entrance hall, ensuring an even temperature throughout. A secondary electric lighting system from batteries has been provided, so that, in the event of a power failure, there is ample illumination.

Designed by Messrs. Browning and Hayes, architects, of Derby, and erected by Mr. A. Hodgkinson, of Derby, the cinema is constructed of steel, brick, and concrete, and is absolutely fireproof. The Burton Constructional Engineering of Burton-on- Trent, were responsible for the steelwork, and Mr.

L. V. Pannell, of 95, Talbot-street, Nottingham, executed the Neon installation. The front elevation is of sandstock bricks, with a central feature of stone which carries the name sign in Neon lighting. The entrance foyer provides comfortable waiting accommodation, whilst the balcony lounge is a particularly spacious apartment.

Western Electric microphonic sound system and Kalee projectors have been installed. The opening fiJm is the Will Hay comedy, Convict and two artists appearing in the film, Garry Marsh and Googie Withers, will be present at the opening ceremony, which will be performed by the Deputy Lady Mayoress, Miss Sylvia Hooley. Mr. A. H.

Shapeero is the managing director, and also on the board are Sir Chas. Pain, Mr. M. E. Cooper, Mr.

L. Shapeero and Mr. A. Hodgkinson. The manager is Mr.

L. P. formerly associated with the Carlton and Plaza, London. Free car parking facilities are provided for patrons. The Trent Concrete, were the contractors for reconstructed stonework on the staircases.

MOVES IN HOSIERY TRADE DISPUTE. NOTTINGHAM CONFERENCE. MINISTRY OFFICIAL AND UNION SECRETARIES. There was a talk which lasted for 2g hours in Nottingham yesterday, between hosiery trade union officials and Air. George Ryder, chief conciliation officer of the Ministry of Labour for the Midlands.

It concerned the demand by the federation for cuts by commencing with a penny reduction on January Ist, in the existing bonus of 6d. in the shilling. The secretaries of seven unions were present. The trade union officials stated what they thought was wrong with existing conditions, made suggestions for avoiding a strike in the New Year, and gave their views concerning the future of the hosiery industry. Mr.

Ryder promised to get into touch with the federation as soon as possible, and put before that organisation the views expressed that afternoon. He hopes to be able to arrange for a joint meeting between the federation and officials of the unions. QUESTION OF OVERTIME. Operatives employed by the Nottingham Hosiery Manufacturing Company, at Loughborough, it was stated yesterday, have handed in their notices. About 300 are affected, and the notices will take effect at the end of this week.

The action the employees is stated to be connected with the decision of the company to discontinue payment for overtime. Mr J. Newbould, secretary of the Loughborourrh Hosiery Union, declined to make any statement. A lightning strike occurred at the factory last week following the dismissal of a girl employee. FROM NEWARK TO lIEBBurn Dr.

James A. Forrest 29, assistant school medical officer, of Newark, has been appointed medical officer and school medical officer at Hebburn at a salary 0 £BOO a year. Wonderful value in diamond encasement rings at GIBBS, the jeweller. Goose gafe and Mi I ton-street. lAdvt.J THE LETTER BAG Problem Of Pensioners: Towards Organisation THE old age pensions question is, I think, one of our most urgent social problems of the time, and it behoves all the younger generation to come along and give a helping hand in trying to form a social committee and work in the interests of these people.

We must not forget that had not these old age pensioners worked so hard we should not have had the conditions in the factories and workshops we have to-day. It was through their efforts that things changed, and we should try and get them some sort of compensation in return for their labours. I am willing to give two nights in the week for this cause, and if there is anyone else who would like to come along they will find me ready to get some sort of an association into being. If there are means of getting better conditions for these old persons we would benefit in the end as none of us is getting younger. May I say that since my last letter had quite thirty letters from different parts of the city.

Some of these are living under very great hardships, an dit is a pity when we are known as the richest country in the world. I. B. RODGERS. 50 Gregory-street, Lenton.

Nottm. Forest F.C. As one who suffered at Barnsley last May, and who definitely does not desire a similar experience, may I appeal to the Forest committee to bring back immediately to the first team Trim and Hindley. Weakness in the right-back and centre-forward positions, particularly the latter, cost Forest a point last Saturday. Hindley is one of the most promising young players I have seen for years.

Any lack of ball control which he may at the moment possess is more than made up for by his amazing speed and enthusiasm. His goal scoring record in the Midland League should be an eloquent enough testimony of his shooting powers. Speed and drive are badly needed by the Reds this position. Give this young man an extended just one I prophesy he will be a money spinner before many weeks are past In conclusion congratulations to the team as a whole, and Surtees and Clarke in particular, for the great entertainment they gave us last Saturday. PLAY HINDLEY.

Answers To Correspondents Woebied Stapleford). You will not be entitled to wjdow pension again until you reach age 55- A- tch Leslie A. Hutchinson) Cross London. S.E., iKi faCtS st impossible to say whether you are qualified for pension or not. Your approved society could tell vou F.

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of employment, and weekly halfday holiday, of shop assistants under 18, are not affected by the special arrangements during the Uhnstmas season. a Bee Tallest man in British Army is Guardsman R. Q. Bateman, who Move joined the Grenadier Guards on November 16th last. He is 6ft.

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L. N. must pay rent for the whole time that you arc tenant of the house, whether under notice to quit or not. House is decontrolled, so landlord is not required to state reason for giving tenant notice. G.T.

(Mansfield). is open to you to ask for a ruling from the District Inspector, Ministry of Health, Campo-lane, Sheffield. Impossible for us to say, on facts stated, whether you are entitled to pension or not. Sheffield United at the City Ground in the first match of the present season Forest were represented by the following team: Ashton; Trim, Munro; Stoker, Graham, McNaughton; Betts, Dyson, Martin, Surtees, and Beaumont. 1 If shop is closed all day on Boxing Day, it may be kept open all day on Thursday, December 22nd, or alternatively on the 291h.

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(1) Tenant's furniture on hirepurchase may be distrained for unpaid rent. (2) urniture that belongs to wdfe may be distrained for rent owed by tenant. (3) Fact that there is bill of sale on furniture does not protect it from distraint for rent; it mav be taken. f.A. Woolwich through Melton Mowbray, Oakham, Stamford, Stilton, Huntingdofi, Royston, Buntmgford, Puckeridge, Ware, Hoddesdon, Cheshunt, the new Cam bridge-road, straight ahead to the City and over London Bridge, after which anyone will direct you; about 135 miles.

Town have not dropped out of the League since being elected to membership of the Third Division (Southern Section) in 1951-32. At th end of that season fi rrod the No Section, they figured until the end of the 1936-57 campaign. It was then that they returned to the Southern Section, lELD A8 ay your use is ia be ch rged a ny rent landlord chooses to charge. A controlled house, such as your is a house the rent of that onl trolled by Cts of Parliament. that only a certain limited rent may be charged.

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