Arthur Davis
Arthur Davis was a member of Hayes Communist Party, in West Middlesex, a leading member in the printers’ Anti-Fascist Movement and the public relations officer for the Hayes Anglo-Soviet Committee.
He served in the Middlesex Regiment during the Second World War and stood as Communist Party candidate for Hayes Urban District Council in 1946.
Michael Walker
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