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DECEMBER 1961 Here's a Really Worth While Concession Which Allows Double Tax Relief for Husband and Wife THE DECEMBER 1961 Here's a really worth while concession which allows double tax relief for husband and wife. Annual interest up to £15 in the Ordinary Department of the Trustee Savings Bank is FREE OF INCOME TAX -both husband and wife are entitled to this relief-£30 in all. Had o.e: LORD STREET WEST, BLACKBURN TOWII"�: SO Higher Eanam : TlB.lkTop . Granville Road . ,. WIIdey NewRd. 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