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October 4, 1939
By Walt Disney
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HIS WIFE DESERVED
A MEDAL
We're moving next week. Betty, it a lovely little house with a separate play room
for Johnny
THINKS:
WE COULD DO WITH A BIGGER PLACE
I WISH FEVER COULD MAKE THE GARAGE PHY
MEANWHILE PETER'S IN TROUBLE
Unless you can pay off these mortgages on your qarage in the next six
months, I'm afraid we'll love to take over your, business, Mr Graham
THINKE
WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO BETTY AND INE BABY. OH, IF ONLY 12 DIDN'T FEEL SO TIRED. ALL THE TIME » N.
1 MIGHT PULL THROUGH
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IS THAT LIVING-SPACE?
"Marianne," Paris
RADIO A Look Through
ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) A B.B.C. Recording of The Air-Do-Wells
Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 ke's. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11 pm on 9,52 m.e's. per second,
The "Telegraph"
50 YEARS ACO
Oct. 4, 1880. The swiftness with which passengers are carried-If "shot" is not the more floors of buildings in elevatore of the appropriate word-from lower to upper
latest conntraction le not a little trying to_the_nerves of'unaccustomed travel.
12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter- lors. There is presumed to be, however, ccasion.
12.30 Composition
Ласля
of
1.0 Local Time Signal Weather Report.
no sacrifice of good. The North Saint-Western "Architect" remarks: "Speak-
1.03 Herbert E. Groh (Tenor) the Orchestre Raymonde.
ing of the Elfel Tower, it may not Renerally be known that two of the and elevators used therein are of American make. The others were furnished by and M: Edoux of Paris. The Frenca elevators have a speed of 200 feet por
1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, minute, while the American Live Just Weather Forecast and Announce-minute. This is not a high rate of double that;""or"about 400 feet per ments.
speed for an American elevator, ona
1.45 'Fats' Waller (Organ), having been timed to a speed of 124 Rhythm and Dorothy
(Vocal),
2.15 Close down.
6.45 London Relay-News
6.0 Dance Musle.
ment.
6.55 Musical Comedy.
Lamour feet in 0 seconds, a rate of 1,163 feui
per minute, while a working speed of GOD to 700 feet per minute la not an Uncommon rate, Nothing like this has Supple-doubt many
been ren in Europe, however, and no i
who ride in the Oils clevators at the Parla Exhibition, wi!! quite fone their breath on the trip. The
7.20 Closing local Stocks Quota- | Exposition, will do much to popularize
tions.
the elevator abroad and should it crente a demand for the Americna
7.30 Variety with Frank Crumit. Georg Van Dusin and the Plchales much the Letter for the
Brothers.
8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.
8.03. Beethoven-Symphony No. 2. In D Major, Op. 36.
8.30 Songs by Margherita Perras (Soprano),
8.45 A Concert by Ignaz Friedman (Piano) and Zimbalist (Violin).
0.05 Studio-Comments on Recent Events,
9.15 London Relay-The News 9.30 Reginald Foort (Organ) and Patricia Bossborough (Piano).
10.0 B.B.C. Recording The Air Do-Wells",
11.0 Clore down.
THE STORY OF A RAIDER
(Continued from Page 4.)
to
elevator bullders.
.
25 YEARS AGO
Oct. 4, 1914. Corrying clearancu papers dated August 2, showing her destination to be Sourabaya, Java, and Inden with several hundred tons of steaming coal the German, freighter. Machew, com- minded by Captain D. Cerdes, left Manila at in unknown hour on August 27 on her voyage for the South Seun.
Can the German' steamer Elmshorn with gallant Captain Kiel un, the bridge, Hip by the British, French and Japanese crainers ́ngd scouts now patrolling the China Seat Will the Einhorn with const of the Philipplaes and the South
her cargo ať 1,000 tuna of now preelous cunt, try to make the port of Bangkok, Shan, where she is cleared to go, or will the try to deliver her cargo to a Germun cruiser now skulking in the Jeo of some desolate island in the South Pacifle? Will she dare to do it? Gun, she make. 111 (She re-fuelled the Emden.-Ed.)
10 YEARS AGO
Oct. 4, 1929. China Copat Oflentn. Latent promo. the Sydney. tloss and transfera
were transferred The two surgeons of the Sydney, Captain . 3. Isbister, of the Falahan, Darby and Todd, worked for 40 has retired. Captain. F. Mitchell, hours without sleep, the German from reserve, has guna master Fatshan, wounded all being treated before Captain R. Allinson, of the Chung, any of the Sydney's men were at-ing, san reserve. Captain S. M. tended to.
Marling, from reserve, has gone muster Chung kh
The Emden lest eight officers, 29 petty oflcers, and B7 men killed; and
Mr. F. J. Griffithe, chief ofcor, Ying- chow, is on reserve.
1
eight officers, 54 petty officers, and Mr. J. Robinion, from reserve, bas
gont chlof officer Paishan, ME, W. Dickson, chief officer Fatehan, le
Tongrve,
AT HOME THAT EVENING
I can't make things go. I'd better throw my
hand in
Yes, he even wakes
tired, doctor
We're going to fight to the last ditch, darling, to hold that busmess It's just that you're run down and tired always,
Peter....
THAT SAME SVENING BETTY SAW. THE DOCTOR
From what you've told me, Mrs. Graham, I'd say your husband's trouble is Night Starvation.
You see, even at night we go on using up enemy in heartbeats, breathing and other. Butomatic actions. In his case this has no
||SIX;WEEKS LATER PETER FELT {!} LA NEW MAN
The front axle... O.K. Sir. I'll send some down in to
minuter with the breakdown Van
-doubt also led to an excess of acid ***** waste products in the blood. All this
causes lúm to wake fired and feel no good at his work, Recent hospital fests have proved that Horlicks is
what people need for that condition
|EIX MONTHS LATER'
Thanks to you, Bety, the mortgage is paid off-the garage is
ours. You deserve
a medal
Do you feel worn out, depressed and nervy?
Take
K3
THANKS: HORLICKS DID
DO WONDERS FOR PETER
Do you even wake tired?.
Guard Against
HORLICKS
BETTY SAW TO IT THAT HER HUSBAND. HAD HIS HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT
A NIGHT STARVATION.
Then you will sleep soundly -wake refreshed-and have extra energy all day
INTERESTS OF Freedom' Broadcast STOCK EXCHANGE
BRITAIN, U.S.
To Germans
CHEERFUL
and
116 men wero finally rescued. The Sydney had four men killed and 12 wounded,
Mr. B. 8. Marr, acting master, Talkoo, Captain von Muller of the Endien is on rREDIVA gave his purolo that he and his men' Mr. J. Robinson, chief oficer, Kafgan, would respect the Sydney's discl-¦ is on reserve. ir. W. A. Orwin, from pline, and on November 13 most of reserve, has gone chief officer, Kolgan, them were transferred to the Cano-
5 YEARS AGO
LONDON, OCL 3 (Reuter)Tho LONDON, Oct. 3(Reuter)-In German "Freedom" broadcast station
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHING dian Pacific Hiner Empress of Russia,
Oct. 4, 1934, the House of Commons. to-day, Mr.which has been silent since Friday, then an auxiliary cruiser.
Auraplanes circled overhead and the Robert Gibson Invited a Government went to work to-day with another Stock Exchange, was cheerful
LONDON, Oct. 3. (Reûter)The Glossop chivalously sigwalled | watorway was crowded with pleasure ahead to Colombo asking that when crait, when II.M.3, Sussex, bring statement regarding negotiations be-anti-Nazi brandcast.
The station naked Germans, what ingre active, with signs of increasing he arrived there should be no cheers Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester tween Great Britain and the United
to the Melbourne Centenary Celebru States relative to their respective they had gained from the conquest of quidity among gilt-edged holijngs ing to spare the feelings of his
tjona, arrived at Freomantle toulay, nationals there, particularly where Poland, adding: “You have lost ossisting the sentimenti,qu? prisoners.
such Interests","bre involved by everything, though you have acquired Due to the imminence, of ›› Mr. Japaneze aggression or interests" un now land."." Avesta, and passing through the der Japanese influence.
Chamberlain's House of Commons THE landing parly under Von Strait
The broadcast appealed to the of Elab-el-Marlob, they Mr. RA. Butler, Under-Secretary German women, and sald they now statement there was slight, hesita=! Mucke managed in their leaky reached Jidda," in the Red Sea.. for Foreign Affairs, replied that the knew the truth from lonBlots dropped lion near the close, but this falled to schooner to link up with the Ger- They proceeded to the railhead of British Government will continue to by the R.A.F. planas. V
mitigate the underlying optimism, man steamer Cirolaing on December the Mecca rallway eventually arriv-maintain close contact with
The
It also appealed to German work which was particularly manifested i |24 near Padang.
ing in Germany by way of Con- United States Government with re-ers to fight" both Hitler, and Stalin'|dié general Armness of home indul. In the Chowing they crossed the stantinople a truly wonderful gard to mallosa of common interest and to achlové, the likety of tveir trlü akvária in Indian Ocean, after scuffling the achievement.
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