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Two Londoners lost their lives in a midnight crash when asatoon car swerved from the road at Orford, Suffolk, and plunged upside down Into the mud of the village pond, trapping the four occupants inside.

Mr. Edward Storey (03), road supervisor, of Cavendish Gardens, Barking, was found dead in the driv ing seat, and Mrs. Edith Snow, of St. Mary's Iload, Walthamstow, dled Inter.

The two other occupants, who were injured; nre: Mrs. L. Raymer, of Quay Street, Orford, and Mrs. L. Brinkley, also of Quay Street, Or-A ford.

Mr. Storey, on holiday at Trimley, near Felixstowe, drove to Orford to see his cousin. Mrs. Brinkley, and look her and the other women for a drive. They were returning when the car left the road.

WENT OVER HEDGE

An unemployed man, named Ed- wards, who was standing near the seche, said: "I heard the screeching| of brakes and saw the driver trying to get back on to the road. Then he hit the bank and a telegraph post and the car went up into the air and over a hedge.

"I rushed and saw the upturned car in the water. The women were shricking for help.

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newspaper arilst shows you (above) what peoplo in the Trop- pau region of Czecho-Slovakla saw recently,

At breakfast umo a German aero- plane crossed the frontler from Silesia, flew low for some time over. Cacch territory, and, when above Troppau, mado A smoko signal in the air in the shape of a Swandika.

The plane also fired a rockel Czecho-Slovakia's Charge d'Affaires in Berlin was instructed to protest against this trepass.

Policeman Saves 7

Children

Cleveland.

When Patrolman George Jackson

"Some men came and helped me pull the two women out of the back of the car. Then we saw Mrs. saw a runaway automobile, driver- Snow trapped in the water and mud. less, coreening toward seven children, We pulled away the scats and he jumped to the running board, shut dragged her out and it was she who of the ignition and guided it safely car had been told us that Storey was still in the to the curb. The mud. When we got him out he was stolen, and the thief had leaped from

it as the police approached.

dead."

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All you have to do is to guess flie footage of the Ginger Rogers- Fred Astaire musical "CAREFREE", which will be released in the Queen's & Alhambra sometime in October. "CAREFREE" is just being completed now and even RKO Radio themselves do not know the exact footage, and will not know until the liter part of September. To give entrante a gulde, the average footage of the last three Rogers-Astaire musicals is 9900 feet. Super Productions like "Carefree" invariably run from 95 to 120 minutes, and as 90 feet of film equals 1 minute of running time, entrants can figure very close to the total footage. There are a few simple ruits to adhere to. First of all, each entry sent in must be accompanied by a counterfall of a theatre Hoket (either Queen's or Alhambra) to the new Ginger Rogers pleture, HAVING WONDERFUL TIME, “There is no restriction as to the number of entries by each person, so long as each one is accompanied by * theatre ticket stub for HAVING WONDERFUL TIME. Entries must be sent to General Amusements Ltd. 3rd Floor, Marina House, on or before Tues, Sept. 30, 1938, and envelopes must be marked. "CAREFREE COMPETITION." Each entry will be numbered as received, and in the event of more than one entrant queming the correct fostage, tha prizes will be awarded to the first two correct_entries, or falling_any correct answer, to iko first two answers received nearest to the correct solution. Entries will be carefully checked by General Amusements Litd. and their declalón will be final. Employees of theatres and Film Companies and their families will not be eligible for entry in this competition,

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Clue To

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CLUE to the 'Miss. ing Link'-that al- most mythical half- human, half-animal bridge between man and ape-has, it seems, been found at last.

The discovery by a South African schoolboy of the skull of an anthropoid ape, announced recently at the British Associa- tion Meeting at Cambridge by Sir Arthur Keith, may provo once and for all that Darwin was right.

The skull is now in the hands of Dr. Robert Broom, of the Transvaal Museum, Pretoria, and combines the characteris- tics of the ape with human milk teeth.

"It is the last thing I ever ex- pected, said. Sir Arthur, who is re- cognised as onc of the greatest authorities on anthropology. "All my landmarks have gone.

"This discovery is an event of outstanding importance to all who are interested in the evolu- tion of man and ape.

"It is now clear that there existed in South Africa until comparatively recent times a strange family of anthropoid apes which diered from

the chimpanzee and the gorilla in these points where the anthropoids made an approach to man.

"Indeed, had these remains been found in

in strata of an older geological

date,

experts would certainly have agreed that at last the anthropoid stage in man's ancestry had certainly been found.

MAN OR APE?

"I have no doubt that when we get all the information we shall find links between the apes and man.” That man probably evolved from this anthropold which existed, 2,000,000 years ago, is the opinion of Dr. Robert Broom.

"It is the nearest approach to man cver found among the fossils of anthropoids," he announces, "and is perhaps the most important dis- covery of its kind in world history. "The face is unlike that of a gorilla, being remarkably flattened and the muzzle very short. The ear region and the hinge region from the lower jaw Are remarkably human, though very much

Professor W. R. Ameri-

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can anatomist, who has gone South Africa to study the skull, says: "This form of ape-man com- bines in one individual features pre- viously known in both upes and men.

"It may turn out to be a complete man on the one hand or a complete apo on the other."

GIRL OVER NIAGARA

Niagara Falls, Ontario. Leaving a group of tourists whom she told she had come here, to get marrled, Miss Betty Gabbard, of Napapee, Ontario, climbed a pro- tecting railing, leapt into Niagara River, and was carried over the great Falls,

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