1939-02-21 — Page 3

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Tuesday,

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LONDON TRAM,

February 21, 1939.

AND

RAIL FARES WILL BE RAISED

Restrictions on Cheap Tickets:

THE L.P.T.B. and the main line railway companies recently revealed their plans for higher fares on London's rail, bus, tram, trolley-bus and coach services.

On the Board's road services the standard of a 1d. a mile for ordinary fares will be maintained and no general revision of fare stages is contemplated.

Certain exceptionally low ordinary fares will be increased. The other changes are:

"All-the-way" single fare of 5d. applying on certain routes will be increased to 6d, and the corresponding workmen's to 78.

Ordinary returns, where less than double the single fare. will be generally withdrawn, except the 8d. "all-the-way" return, which is to be increased to 9d.

The 1d. cheap midday fare will be withdrawn.

The 2. theap midday fare will be restricted to Journeys for which the ordinary single fare does not exceed 4d; for longer Journeys it is to be increased to 3d.

Some changes will be made in "ail- day" and scholors fares.

Coach Services: There will be little change in the single fares, which may conform generally to the id. a mile standard. Returns, now on a basis of approximately single fare and one- half, are to be slightly increased. Couch season ticket rates on certain

Mother Thanks Constable

Ipswich.

GIRL mother stood up in Needham Market, Suffolk

routes will be adjusted where they police court recently and, with

are below the present standard of a sob in her voice, thanked a churge.

5 PER CENT. INCREASE

young police constable for Main Line Ballways and Joint saving her life.

THREE ASTONISHED TRAVELLERS

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Two Boys Nap Took

Go Far In Error

Him 6,000 Miles

WO thirteen-year-old boys of DETER JAMES WALSH, 22-year-

Lints: Application is to be made toi She was 20-year-old Mrs. Elsie the Railway Rates Tribunal for per- Joyce Lilian Pryke, of Ship-lane,

the passenger Bramford, mission to increase

near Ipswich, charged charges by 5 per cent, or thereabouts with attempted murder and attempt-| on the suburban lines of the mais ed suicide. line railways, and also on certain

in court subbing T Wood Green, N., climbed into a railways owned Jointly by the Board and the main line companies. silently during part of the hearing coal truck at New Barnet recently

Boards Hallways: The Board, it is the shouts and laughter her 15-1 stated, plans to increase certain fares month-old daughter Muriel, who, it on railways not Included in the appll-was alleged, she had attempted to cation to the Tribunal. Many fures, murder, could be heard from the

is, added, are below the standard waiting-room.

R

of id, a mile and it is proposed to

While she sal

nici...

Three hours and 60 miles later they | got out, bewildered and begrimed.

old Glasgow seaman, sleeps well, So well that an afternoon nap car- Tried him 6,000 miles.

The liner Manhattan brought him

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Thomus J. Mooney, centre, long described as the symbol of "elas persecution," attempts to suppress tears of joy after re- celving pardon from Call- fornia's new Governor, Culbert L. Olson, at Sacramento. At right is his wife, Rena, and at left his brother John. Pardon officially absolves Mooney of gullt the San Francisco Pre- paredness Day

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Found three weeks ago on board, alleged at Baling Juvenile court re-

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Made to get up every day at 0.30- and do housework before going to school,

Charles Parsley, of Lawton-road to Plymouth from America recently her two years no, a 13-year-old giri j Increase some to conform more close- P-C. John James described how he, und Ronald Parsons, of Dagmar-road, ly to that standard, especially in those climbed through the two-foot square did not "feel like school," and took the liner America Shipper, bound cases where the mileage rate is ex-window into the gas-filled scullery of the goods train trip, planning to stop from Glasgow ceptionally low.

Mrs. Pryke's home on December 30, at the next station.

denied that he was a stowaway. Hel Workmen's fures on the Hoard's handed Muriel out through the But until the train reached sidingswent on board the thier in Glasgow railways will still be determined on window to a neighbour, and then at Holme, near Peterborough, they for a nap and woke to find himself at the existing standard of single ordin-carried the young mother out into had no chance to jump down.

sea, he explained. nry fare for a return journey where epen. Then, with an assistunt, he

From Boston he was taken to New that basis now applies.

An express train brought them applied artificial respiration for an

south again, and they arrived home York and sent back in the Manhat-

tan. late at night.

DAY RETURNS

Cheap day return tickets, where these apply, will be on the basis of the single ordinary fare plus pre- halt. Season ticket rats are to be increased where they are now belny the scale of charge adopted by the Board, but the increases will, as far

hour.

Asked if she had any questions to ask, Mrs. Pryke replied, “No. I only want to thank Mr. James very much for saving my life."

P.C. James was commended on his pluck and presence of mind by the as possible, be limited to 5 per cent.magistrates. Mrs. Pryke, who was or thereabouts.

allowed bail, was committed for trial.

"We walked three miles to the sia- "I am longing to get back to my tlon," one of the boys told the "Daily wife and children in Glasgow," he Herald." "The station-master gave said when he landed, us food and a wash and arranged for us to come home.

But before he can leave Plymouth

Given no breakfast if she did no

work.

Given a meat cube and one or two slices of bread for lunch.

Sent straight to bed with dry bread when she came home from school.

and

Repeatedly beaten with a stick :::... slipper and pushed out into the snow in her bare feet, The girl was brought before

protection.

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