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REFUGEE

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February, 15, 1939..

KEEP Nazi Warning

On Africa

THEIR PROMISE TO MOTHER Jewish Plot

Pledged to Guard

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"Kid”

Sister

TWO young refugee brothers, when they left Vienna

with their nine-year-old sister for the Refugee Camp at Dovercourt, near Harwich, promised their mother that the girl should not go out of their care.

When the boys, aged cleven-and thirteen, were re- cently chosen to be adopted by the villagers of Pluckley, near Ashford (Kent), they refused to leave until they

knew what was to happen to their sister.

"We want very much to go to Pluckley," they told the camp officials. "But first we must

know what is to happen to our

little sister."

"Marvel Boy”

Ever since they left their Embarrasses

mother in Vienna the boys have į taken it in turns to guard their sister and seldom allowed her out of their sight.

Miss Nethersale, representing the Fluckley villagers, went to fetch the boys but had to return alone.

"I cannot break my promise to my mulher," Enid 13-year-old Ferdi father led six Gassmann. "My years ago and, you see, I am head of the family now. It is my job to look after Ingrid.**

PROBLEM SOLVED

Now the matter has been settled, The boys will travel to Pluckley Monday and meanwhile Miss Nethersole I to find a neighbouring village to adopt their sister so that

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A Society

Learned and distinguished Fellows of the Royal Meteorological Society have been put in a quandary by their fellow Fellow. 14-year-old, Roger Cade, of Victoria Rood, Southisen.

They solemnly discussed at their annual general meeting recently fears on the that the prestige of the Society might be lowered by his election strength of tmpressive reports thunderstorms in the South of Ent- fund.

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"This boy must be a marvel," said i

Fellow . T. D. Kirkpatrick," and if we do it in one case we may have it

to do in other cases.

"Because a person appears learned nt it does not mean

that that

the little family will not be sepur-person when 18 or 20 will be a use- ated, reports a Home paper.

"They are fine, upright boys, full of character," a camp ofletal sait. "We are confident that we shall and a home in London, and they will be able to see her frequently."

None of the children speaks Eng Itsh. The boys will attend the church school at Pluchtley with the other village children,

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MORE ARRIVALS Forty-four refugee children from Germany landed ot

Southampton

ful Fellow of this Society.

MATTER OF PRESTIGE

UFS

Natasha Gorin, left, lovely blonde wife of Mikhail Gorin, Soviet travel bureau manager of Los Angeles, being Ongerprinted by Deputy United States Marsha! Mrs. Ann Walling and Deputy Ray Fleming, who arrested her. She is held as a defendant with - her husband on government charges that valuable documents were stolen from the files of the Naval Intelligence Service and sent to Russia.

Married Secretly To "Avoid Fuss"

IPSWICH.

MR. A. SCOTT DUNCAN, secretary-manager of Ipswich Town Football Club, said recently that the reason he kept his recent "We cannot be too careful in keep-wedding a secret was to "avoid fuss." ing up the prestige of this great and glorious Society."

The only people who knew of his marriage in Glasgow on 'November 23 to Miss Mary MacDonald Forbes, of Blairadam Kinross-shire, were his board of directors.

Dr. Keen, the president, said that

Too busy to take a honeymoon, he was back at his desk next the Council gave enreful thought to the unique ease. The by-laws pre-

as day. "We wanted a quiet wedding and I knew that if all our vented Cade being admitted student associate unless he was 18, friends were told, they would not let us get away with it," he said.

limits for but there were no age Fellows.

For over three and a half years last month from the United States Roger sent to the Society his obser- liner Washington. They had travel-vidians of clouds and thunderstorms, led from Hamburg and are the irst nude from his bifroom group to pass through Southampton, These greatly impressed the Counell At Waterloo they were met by and led to his election.

friends and relatives.

An outbreak of measles hos neces- sitated quarantine restrictions upon the 200 Jewish

boy refugees who

have been spending Christinas at St. Felix Girls School, Roydon, near Southwold

Radio Set In Cane

Moscow.

A walking stick with a tiny radio set concealed in its handle has been designed by a Russim amateur radio inventor. Plans are being made for the mass production of the sets for military purposes,

window.

Fate Trips Up Driver

Chien, Cal

Faulty Flex Killed Dancer In Bath

"AS soon as I touched her hair I felt the tingle of electricity and got a slight shock," said Mr. James Jamicson, father of Florence Jamieson (20), cabaret dancer, of Lorn Road, Brixton, describing at the Camberwell inquest recently how he found her sitting in a bath with an electric bowl-fire in the water,

A verdict of death by misadven ture was recorded.

picked up the fire-which had be- come "live"-and got a shock, which the water intensified.

A driver who crashed into the rear of Fred Timmons' car and then sped away before he could be apprehended overlooked the fact that he had left a calling card. Timmons found the

plate wedged into

The coroner, Mr. Douglas Cowburn, license crumbled fender, and the

Mr. George Taylor, electrical en- said he hoped this would be a warn- down of the owner was even simpler than the rules for leaving calling gineer, sald the fex was 'defective. Ing of the danger of these, electric

He thought the girl in the bath, fires in bathrooms, cards.

Mr. Jarleson said his daughter had his taken the portable fire into the bath- tracing reom to heat it.

His business might have failed

due to NIGHT STARVATION

THE HOTEL COMPLAINED AGAIN, MR,DOUGLAS THEIR. ORDER HASN'T BEEN-

DELIVERED YET,

HORLICKS REGULARLY AT": NIGHT GAVE DOUGLAS NEW STRENGTH AND VITALITY,

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DO SOMETHING, SEND IT OFF

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2 MONTHS LATER

MY WORD YOUR BUSINESS

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DO IT?

(THINKS

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EXHAUSTED THESE DAYS, I EVEN WAKE TIRED, I CAN'T LOOK AFTER MY BUSINESS

WONDER IE THE

DOCTOR...

BY TAKING HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT, AND I'M EXTENDING THE PREMISES

NEXT WEEK!

HORLICKS

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I'M TIRED ALL DAY, DOCTOR, NO MATTER HOW LONG

I SLEEP

THE ROOT OF YOUR TROUBLE IS NOT REPLACING USED-UP) ENERGY DURING SLEEP. IT'S NIGHT STARVATION

I ADVISE HORLICKS,

REGULARLY AT NIGHT. YOU'LL SOON GET YOUR VITALITY BACK

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For Colonies

BERLIN.

news-

of

Vierld-Marshal Goering's paper, the "National Zeitung" Essen, declared recently that oppost- tion to Germany's colonial claim is a "eatnouflaged plot by world Jewry to nelze control of the whole continent of Airlen."

The paper calls on the nations of Europe to rally to German leader- ship in a crusade to frustrate this "conspiracy." Control of Africa is especially important, it is suggested. because "events in the Far East" in- dicate at the Western Powers may Jose much in China. -

Proceeding to discuss reasons for the alleged plot the paper states:-

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"It is only in Africa that Jewry can lead the kind of parnaitienl ex- Istence the time at the expense of the native populations-which previously led in the host countries of Europe. Moreover. Jewry belleves that by the conquest of Africa it will be able to acquire the decisive position in the struggle for power in Europe,

"PITY AND HATE"

"Preparations for carrying out this project have been under way for a long time. The policy is now stress- ei so emphatically only because, in view of the decisive attitude certain peoples to the Jewish 'ques- tion, it is especially easy to use pity and hate to divert the attention of

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"As a result of this attack on Africa we see to-day that in the Union of Sounth Africa the national econoiny and, by means of controlled public opintos, politics als to a consider. able extent, are in the hands' of the Jews.

"Rhodesia and the copper mlacs of the Belgian Congo, as well as the major proportion ct the economic rystems of all the colonies, are con- trolled by the Jews.

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Gave Up £10,000 A Year For Wife JAMESON Thomas, who used to be to British films what Ronald Colman is to Hollywood, died in Pasadena, California, recently. He was forty-six.

He had a suave air, a saturnine face, a clipped moustnehe. In "Roses of Picardy" and other silent Alms he made such a name that Elstree put hir under contract at £10,000 a year,

Then, in 1930, he threw it all up and went to Hollywood to try his Juck.

His wife, Evelyn Dudson, who was bis Press agent, said it was because he was tired of doing nothing, earn- ing n big salary. But, that was not true

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Thomas stayed in Hellywood. He never did very much but you always remembered him when you saw him in a little part in a film. He was the nose twitcher in the court secne in

"Mr. Deeds Goes to Town."

ite never went back to England, and of late things were not good. He lved at Pasadena on an allowance from the Motion Picture Rellet Fund. He died from the illness that killed his wife.

"Glass Of Grass-Juice'

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"A BLUE-GRASS and soda,

please." "Two milk shakes

with a dash of cocksfoot."

These are the orders with which future barmaids will have to cope I account of the nutritive quality of grass juices le correctly reported

BR American contemporary.

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The discovery was made in America through experiments on cows. It was found that rats fed on milk from cows turned out to early spring pasture ns quickly as those given grew twice ns milk from stall-fed_cows,

Then fulce pressed out of grass cut from a lawn was added to the mallk from the sigll-fed cows and the rats doubled their rate of growth.

Give Up Shirt Tails

Durant, Oklo, Two Durant business mem were Ahorn of their shirt tails at a banquet bee use they lost a contest to obtain new funds for the Durant Chamber of Commerce. Shirt-tailless after the meal were Boyd Abbott, all man, and Clyde Raw).

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