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THRILLING, SPECTACULAR AND SUSPENSEFUL STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE IN THE ALPS!

FARIND HAKU ODESSUS

SHOWBOUND

ROBERT NEWTON DENNIS PRICE HERBERT LOM MARCEL DALIO STANLEY HOLLOWAY

GUY MIDDLETON

vintroducing MILA PARELY

Produced by Auberty Baring

Directed by Darif Macfad

Serenplay by

Dr Basil

Katch Campbell

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BOBERT and RAYMOND HAKIM

LARAINE DAY DANE CLARK FRANCHOT TONE

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Without Honor

AGNES MOOREHEAD - BRUCE BENNETT

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LIBERTY

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HATTERS

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ROBERT NEWTON DEBORAH, KERA BEMLYN WILLIAMS JAMES MASON EHİD STALAKAYLOR

STATRICE VIRLEY

HINTY OSCAR

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Argyll "Terrier" Crack Shot Was Sing Sing Padre

Scots-born Pastor, James Ingles, once a crack, shot in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, is back in his native Dunoon from America after spending 30 years tending to the spiritual needs of some of the toughest murderers, gangsters and racketeers in the United States.

After 30 years as chap lain in the notorious Sing Sing Prison, Pastor Ingles is at his Scottish home propar- ing for the publication of his book on his experiences in the famous prison, and at

DR. STOPES

GIVES A BIT

week-ends he is preaching OF ADVICE

from various pulpita throughout Scotland.

Dr. Marie Stopes, the Later he intends to jolat birth control, writer, 76-kla danighter in Africa, her audienco at the

P missionary

gavo

Im-

where xho and trying to build & high perial College of Science school. He will be more than the other day some force- useful to her, for he ran hirful advice about home fother's Dunoon joinery business heating. before he was ordained,

"Wicked nonsense" she calls At Dunoon in his youth, James

against Ingles jolned the local Argyll the modern prejudice and Sutherland Highlanders open coal fires, and adds with Territorial battalion and became vigour: "They are essential to their crack rifle shot. Once the family health but don't when he won eight firsts in use an open fire for cooking." competition, the O.C. hinted that it would be the "decent thing" Ingles accepted only six of the prizes, which he did. Later be began preaching in locat churches

and week-ends. finally was ordained a Pastor.

มิ.

HARD LIFE

in

Dr Stopes spoke as a geolo- Rist, on the fossilising of coal, Before the went to the lecture at Dorking, from her home

her clinic she called at

president Westminster. She is of the Society for Constructive Birth Control and Ravia) Pro- greso,

But the work the now

re-

Landing in Now York with his wife and children some years before the 1914 war, the young fards as most important is her Fastor found life pretty, hardpoetry. She has published four gring, and at first had to make volumes of pocas. "People say ends meet by working as a car they dislike penter, He eventually established poetry, a business in the town where the Sing Sing Prison is situated, but later gave it up lo establishi two church congregations on different parts of Long Island.

obscure modern but mine is all clear and readable," she says.

COAL RESEARCH

At Dorking Dr Stopes hos a

Flying To

Duty

Commander Frank N. Virgilio,

senior

medical officer aboard the USS Manchester, receives a helping hand while being hoisted into a helicopter going on a mission of mercy off Koren. A seaman on a nearby aircraft carrier was injured by a propeller and only Commander Virgilio's prompt arrival saved his life. (Acme).

More Gadgets For Young Britain

Young Britain has never had more fascinat- laboratory where she conducts ing gadgets to play with than at this year's Came the first World War, and, research on coal. At least once Schoolboy's Own Exhibition, held as usual in

min

a week she visits her London clinic. Says she: "I equilateral triangle; I don't divide my time, I just work as am inspired to do so in my three spheres."

London in the first fortnight of the New Year.

the

West-

KGAZINEMA

The Shadows Pay a Visif.

-They Decided Jack Scarecrow Must Be Lonely... By MAX TRELL

#YOU know, Knart," Hanid,

the shadow-girl. .with the

turned-about name, was saying to her brother, "I just thought of someone whom we haven't visited for a long time. I don't suppose anyone has remembered | him at all. And, oh, how lonely

he must be, poor fellow!"

Knarf sald: "Who?"

"Jack Scarecrow," said Hanid, “All summer songho stood out in the middle of the corn- feld. He saw everyone. He had hundreds of friends. Even the crows, whom he was supposed to scare away, didn't really dis- like him. They used to elt on

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the fence rail and make strange Jack was piping a tune while the noises at him. He never said a

word to them, of course. But

bugs danced.

I'm sure he didn't mind their Hanid! Have you come to join sitting on the fence rall and our danco?” keeping him company."

"But, Jack," said Hanid in u "And doesn't Jack see anyone puzzled voice, "we thought you now?"

were all alone here!"

Hanid shook her hand. "I'm "We we came over to cheer quite sure he doesn't. As soon as you up," added Knarf. "But you the weather began getting cold don't seem to need any cheer-

and there was no more com Ing!"

"Indeed I don't" Jacle said, in the comfleld for Jack to watch over-Father took him "I was lonely for awhile.

Who,then I found all these

Bui other

and put him in the barn. is there for him to see in the lonely folks. So now none of us barn?"

Jonely any more." By this time all the crickets

come and

Whey

In the Barn

and grasshoppers and beetles

all the and

bugs had that Jacks Having decided

crowding around Knarf Scarecrow was very lonely alt- Tanid. "Join the dance!" ting all by himself in the ble all shouted. bar, Knarf and Hanid put on their hats and conta (for a cole wind was blowing), and walked across the empty garden to pay him a visit.

Imagine

UE,"

So Jack went basic to his balo of hay, put the ·Cute to bla mouth again and started blow- Ing another lively tune. Instantly Daddy-Long-Legs began calling a moment the turns again. In

the whole barn-floor was awhirl

dancers. with merry Hanid danced with Knart at first. But soon she was dancing with crickets and grasshoppers, and and Knart was swinging around

with beetles and bugs!

A Good Timo

"Come on, dance with Jack urged them. He whispered: their surprise, on "Everyone will be disappointed barn, to hear you don't. They'll think you getting near the

their the sounds of music and loud don't like the idea of laughter. This is a wonderful having such a good time in the party, Jack! Oh, what fun it is1" barn." a dozen voices were shouting.

looked ut Knart and Hanid log each other, then burriedly the barn opened the door of and let themselves in.

What a sight they saw! Jack was sitting on bale of Pastor Ingles was appointed Baptist Chaplain to the peni-

hay blowing with all his might stem which tentiary. Here he saw at close

Many of them were dis- Comet tank from

on a long hallow runge many of the toughest and

played by the three Fight-

made into a sort of minster Dragoons Territorial he had worst criminals in America, but

Army Unit, which drove up flute. And on the barn floor Ing Services and

and with most of them this humane

Govern-

of crickets great crowd cutside. with the broad Scots Pustor

Dr Stopes's husband, Mr

and beetles grasshoppers ment departments, and the dled accent was popular and esteemed Humphrey Verdon Roe,

of all sizes and colours lads could-and did, in The lads poured out to view buga

all dancing West-I were during the 30 years that he last year, aged 71. Their son is

"Yes," Jack, said when the the real thing, and ministered

dance was finally over, "there to their spiritual a physics student Cam- their thousands drive a at

said: dance! minster Dragoons officer needs,

a was no use all of us sleeping bridge.

imitation "This has been a very cutter into an

good

A Daddy-Long-Legs us. Many

calling out the all winter in this draughty old boys of black coat was

It's much more fun How old is Dr Stopes? She coal face, ait in the cock-day for Pastor Ingles' wife died in

have made

"Change partners! Round barn. turns. 600 mph jet school-leaving age Now, with his family does not tell. Someone put her pit of a

Take hands dancing. 1037.

And why should any Inquiries."

and round there! plans a short at nearly 70. But if you ask fighter, dress up in

naval grown up, ho

and march two by two!"

of us

us be lonely, when all of us "retirement" before travelling her she smiles and says, "I am minelaying equipment, But an exhibition official Suddenly Jack spied Knar! have each other?

26," once again,

search with detectors for was not so appreciativo. "The and Hanld. He stopped playing shouted to

the his flute. He looked at them, "Here

rose to his

shuffled dance!” feet and

them, smiling. command model tanks by hour," he said. "We intend to over to

And distant control in a mock protest officially to the TA."

"Welcome, welcome, Knarf and again! battle, put bends in the beam

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►

A British Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

3 Continuously equidistant

8 Ploid

9 Harmful

11 Soft drink

12 Lako

13 Exclude

18 Slacken

19 Sign

22

Get down

24

Sham

25 Supplementary building

20 Combative

1 Vestment

DOWN

2 Muscular contraction

3 Rope

Foreign coln

Culmination

6 Servant

7 Calmed

10. Perfect

14 Originate

18 Clothing

10 Gun

17 Disclos

20 Meditated

21 Harden

22 Clever 23 Scrutinise

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD - Across: 3 Parasite, 7 Lower, 8 Oak-apple, 10. Asylum, 13 Residue, 15 Sloc, 17 Lantern, 18 Socedes, 20 Iron, 21) Tirade, 20 Nature, 27 Theology, 29 Overt, 20 Rotation, Down: 1 Clear, 2 Sways, 3 Proud, 4 Away, 5 Impale 0 Eleven, 9 Amulet, 11 Sever, 12 Liken, 14 Ewing, 15 Stoat, 18 Order, 18 Sitter, 19 Covert, 22 Rayon, 23 Duped, 24 Secta 25 Glut.

FERDINAND

Shack-lcd

a

land-mines buried in sand, tank practically stopped

exhibition for more than

of a searchlight, or make holes in the fuselage of a Royal Air Force spitfire so that airmen could demon-

BBC BANS

strate how quickly repairs JOKES ON

are made,

The Ministry of

Supply THE STONE

showed some of their appren-

tices actually at work on in-

dustrial research and develop-

ment, and a test rocket sim

Who prompted the BBC

nr to the one recently tested ban on jokes about the

at their headquarters, REME a theft of the Coronation

model of a beach landing, and

the Ministry

ป

of Food Invited Stone from comers to "please hotp Abbey? yourself"--"if you can" toi a varied display of sweets which disappeared as soon as a hand was stretched towards it.

Westminster

told

A London writer ww that what happened was this:

Mr Michael Standing, head of variety in sound radio, and chieda guessed the television

MOST POPULAR The miniature Army battle feld, 20 foot long, representing the theft of the Scone

would be ised 25 comedy a countryside scarred by war, was made by a branch of the material. They also Royal Army Ordnance Corps, that a police charge might re- suit from the theft, and that

which prepares all the

Stone

realised

a equate-

in

Ready?" he

all his

We

he

with

ptarted playing.

friends. another

Rupert's Autumn Primrose-

Rupert is surprised at what Mary-

Bu Quite-Contrary has said. what's the matter with your gar den?" he asks. "I think it's won derful. People told me that couldn't find primroses in autumn, but, you've them

criks Mary.

wrong with my poor garden. Spring flowers and summer Bawers and autumn flowers are all out at once. The spring flowers mustn't keep coming out all through the year or they'll be sure to and I don't She stops want so, lose them That's what I mean,"

some lovely beds of suddenly as another figure apprati and a sextely old gentlemar

Something's gone approaches slowly,

ALL RIGHTA REZZAVED

battlefields for the CIGS's top some people might be offered SIDE GLANCES

lovel conferences.

model

H

the matter were treated with Ievity.

So they naked Sir

Willarn

The lads werd Envited compete against each other in capturing key positions by Haley, Director General of the manoeuvring four tank along BBC, for guidance; this is the roads, round haystackte, craters, and practice when producers and over shattered milway and programme heads lines and bridges.

electrically-

doubto.

have

om

some lis.

RIGHT TO OBJECT But the most popular stand remained, no ever, that of the British Railways'

Sir William replied that controlled passenger and goods religious grounds trains tenning round 500 feet tenem would have the right to In BLIKY object to such jokes. cd model permanent way, fathers being perhaps the most case he did not consider it a

the prominent in

six-deep penticularly ozmusing. subject crowds which watched the do- for comic references. monstrations doy, after day,

This confirmed Standing and The railways' most serious the others in their own views. competitor was not in the ex-So there will be no jokes about hibition ut ali. It was the Stone.

By Mik

By Galbraith

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COPA THÌ BY NEA SERVICE, RNA, T, AL. BED, IN, I. PAT, OFr.

"He does, too; understand French! He just doesn't unders

tand your punk high school, Emnehliz