Boycott by candlelight, 1959

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DAILY. ESPRESG TUESDAY OcTORER 6 1959

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from the ir coveted,

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Gladys Moore, the —postmistress (right), counts her

fe elder in bis Fie ro tice Pe Witing for celectricily— lights. W ill she vole? 2 rae pee Wat ne te ng leon : i stamps by oiklamp. “Bad = gig masa et fy INE Op power: | Mrs Mabel tainly not (We ual so bad, Cor my eyes:” she says. nae ts Ei pee Petlasas Gi Pavies (above) is one of 14 anything. Oils “And it takes me an hour Jraned on the ost OMee No films lunilies to whom the end of ar ys Lthink7iBid longer every night to check

hat do they think, we are?™™A shower of animal

up in semi-darkness

But the younesters shows, no zecord

= [foe dances.

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Blacksmith Reg Spencer loses apaiaes mrelestricity

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My ope Eobody votes th, } ee fei Nee Village

wT ht with the without electricity ? ss them 10 See some Tighe reset ig Bee tel by - rst billiaras By it. e,

‘No films

But the youngsters have | film shows, no record Playne [i x nu Ca Kelp 0 1 foods, and bakery Work hac be done by hand; Major’ Frederick Hayes, Village squire, has an inch- Ale of fortesbondence electricity. board, whic £1,000. 10 take ga

village” ? David

On Friday he had about Stanton at a ing, His answer: He besb and was powerless,

They’re coming ,. But last night he said: “

ope the “no yote’ decision| can be changed before Thursday,” Labour’s Glyn Thomas Visited | Stanton yesterday. ‘He said: spoke only to. women, I must say I got no wind of the problem. T saw Some wiring in the village and] thought they had eléctricit; “Thave a meeting tonight but 1

0 get to Stanton tomorrow as a matter of urgency to méet the men—and, iarigentally, to persuade]

them to voi

Liberal candidate Dai. Reés id very bad indeed

and ‘could be seriou

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he council estate there is by oillamp, bed by ¢ & for clectricity— lights. Will she vote? no power. Mrs Mabel tainly not. We must do S (above) is one of 14. thing—anything. Oil-] re unhealthy, 1 sail q

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