Another "cut price war" - this time for tea. Alfred Bass, a grocer of Church Street, Greenwich, has started his own war against the "tea giants" - for he has cut prices by 1/8d per pound. In consequence of this his shop is crowded out from the time he opens until closing time. The Proprietary Articles Trade Association, together with the tea wholesalers and producers, are very angry - and he has been warned that if he continues his cut price war supplies to him would be suspended. But this picture taken this afternoon shows that he's not worrying - and so long as customers need serving he'll be there. (Photo by John Topham) [shops, shopping, trade, sales, post-war, 50s] 12 February 1955