NEWS OF THE DAY

IN PICTURES

Hongkong

FROM FAR AND NEAR PHOTONEWS

SATURDAY, FEBRḍART 18, 1939.

HAPPENINGS.

AS SEEN BY THE CAMERA'S EYE

Golden-Voice Girl Paid 100 Gns.

Golden-voiced Ethel Coln, whose claim to a share in the £100,000 profis of TIM was refused by the Postminster-General, is to make new records for TIM for a tee of one bundred guineas.

Production of the new records is jexpected to begin shortly and to be [completed in two weeks.

The making of the original records took six weeks. Miss Cain, then a Past Oleo telephonist,- was pald her Cual weekly wage of £2 10s, and la bonus at fen guineas. She is now

an neiress,

BOOK

NOW

for the picture that

took all of 1938

to make !

FIRE-And The

When the Kingston (Surrey) Power Station was burned out re- cently more than 50,000 Thames Valley shops and houses were without current, and streets over a ten-mile area were blacked out. Searchlights, manned by Territorials, were used to help the firemen fight the blaze. Here, too, are pictures showing how some people carried on during the black-out.

Aftermath

Crossword Puzzle

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41- Batisfies

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47

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48 Brings out

50-Tightens

52-Valuable wood

By LARS MORRIS

ANSWER TO

PREVIOUS PUZZLE

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DOWN

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10-Rumber

22-19als of honor

25-Turkish moble

25-Ciet up

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12 Miktary dapiny

3- Futteral fre 17- Pazulyain

38-Rpecial groups 41-Noticed 42-lea meet 45-Core

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In the milk bars customers were served by the

light of candles.

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",

COUNT THE

TELEGRAPHS

EVERYWHERE

"Keep left" signs were illuminated by storm lamps and (below) In some cafés dishes were cooked over opon fires.

Point-duty police worked in the light of battery-operated electrio lamps.

For Beauty!

GUNGA

D-N

And in hospitais nurses watsalot

"Batients by the dim Bght of candles,

USE

TO-DAY

At The

QUEEN'S

NOXZEMA TO-MORROW

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Thin Creat

to make your skin CLEAR

LOVELY

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Beyobiainable at all

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