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LONDON, 20th May.
Tho "Daily Mirror" Btates that a bitter municipal controversy was ended by tho payment of £35 to Lady Oxford, who opened the Jubilee Exhibition of' British Art at Bradford on Ist April, after which 55,000 persons ■visited it.
A director declared that the attendances were largely clue to v Lady Oxford.
The controversy began when Lady Oxford presented an account 'for 30 guineas and expenses, and continued for some time.
She made insistent inquiries, but nothing was paid.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1930, Page 11
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