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July 28, 1941.
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LAST FOUR TIMES TO-DAY SENSATIONAL ACTION-PACKED WESTERN ADVENTURE ! Cassidy brings law and order to a territory where six-guns were judge, jury and prosecutor.
A LAND WHERE BLAZING GUNS WROTE THE LAW!
Hapalong and the Bar-20 Boys Swing Inta Action!
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Clarence E. Mulford's IN OLD COLORADO
WILLIAM BOYD
HARU VISHERMAN Þjödülitat
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"Red Wheels
CHAD HANNA
by WALTER D. EDMONDS
GUY KIBBEE JANE DANWELL JOHN CARRADINE
TED HORTH ROSCOE ATES - BEN CARTER Directed by HENRY KİNG Associate Precocer and listen Play by Nunnally Johnson A 20th Century-Ear Pieter
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Stirring Words. Of Hope For Britain
FROM PAGE ONE
are oil tankers, have been transferred to Britain. The greatest merchant ship-building programine ever under- 1aken is in progress. Rivetting; never stops alght and day.
"We can promise that there will be ships to carry food, oil and ammuni
tion.
"To-day Amertean-mude tanks are caterpillaring over the sands of the eastern deserts. To-day every kind of American-made aeroplanes are roaring into combat wherever the Luftwaffe shows night. To-day British factories ure in full produc- tion using machine tools made America.
A Modest Part
in
"Yet we realise that our part to- day has not been great. Our contri- bution has been but modest part in your great war effort. The blood, foll, swent and lears have been yours --not ours. We realise this. This is a reason for our apparent clowness. The factories geared tu peace-time to be converted production had
overnight. It took time to realise that the war might be decided, in the factorles of Detroit and Los Angeles, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvanian mines. That realised to-day American Industry
steel
milis,
now joins hands with the men who work for Beaverbrook and Bevin. in forgetting disputes, in limiting holl- in sacrificing all for a common days, in victory.
**I um nut talking of the distan! based 011 future nor of estimates
HOW being speculation. The ships
poper pictures on blueprints a few months but in America were unly
are translated into 10. Now they afloat, strengthening the supply line Wood and steel. Soon they will be between Britain and America,
+
never
Food Promised "We have not neglected the ques- tion of food. Amerien will allow the British people to go hungry. America has decided in decrease the Consumption of food and to increase production. During the next twelve months huge
of cheese. quantities park, eggs, canned salmon, raisins, evaporated milk angi concentrated fruit juices will arrive here.
.
CHIEF JUSTICE-Harlan Fiske Stone, former doan of Columbia law school and native of Chesterfield, N. H., nominated by President Roosevelt to succeed Charles Evans Hughes as Chiof Justice of U., S. Supreme Court. He is 68.
Braille Typewriter With
63 Keys Is Invented
SYDNEY, New South Wales-A Braille typewriter with Thousands of miscellaneous 63 keys and capable of rapid reproduction of Braille charac- articles important to the war effort ters, has been invented by Clifford H. Gittens, an independent
in
are also on their way, from aviation inventor of this city. petrol to road-building machinery.
from the The machine differs chemicals of all kinds and metals. These ure coming
Increasing ordinary Bratlle typewriter now in volume.
general tee in that a key, is provided "The Lease and Lend Bill has for each character of Braille. The given the President speelfie nuthority io foster this great programme of production and delivery.
ordinary Braille typewriter consists of six keys, of which various num- bers must be punched simultaneously to construct a given character.
zine
Official Story
Of Annihilation Of Nazi Forces
encircled
China And Russia
The Gittens machine enn also bel
FROM PAGE ONE "Nor do we forget to louk towards
China 19 the east where
battling fitted with Braille keys for use by j
the blind themselves. It is power
division weakened valiantly against the forces menacing democracy. Neither are we forget driven from an electric light socket. the
Mr Gittens has also invented every hour, ful of the magnificent_fight the Rus-
Tanks Complete Kill sians are putting up in defence of sterco machine which stumps Brille
characters into
sheets from!
"At the end of the second day's We Americans are their homeland,
assumed the determined to give China and Russia which many copies of each page can fighting, our troops
be printed on Braille paper. With
offensive. Our tank units annihilat- all possible aid-and immediately.
enemy batteries Mr Churchill asked us
us for
the the Gittens, typewriter and a few ed the remnants of
and machine-guns. Our tanits and tools; I promise you that they are workers a large volume of books and ↑ Caning, that an endless assembly belt magzines çan be turned out for use brave infantrymen hurled themselves against a unit of the German infantry speed stretches from our western coast to the blind,
division. Tanits going at full Britain and to the Middle East and
and machine-gunned nothing will be allowed to interfere
crushed With the full eflicten:y of this supply Mr Rousevelt promised that he will take steps to ensure the delivery of of David Hunter, former blind secre 4,000 German officers and soldiers
Britain. goods consigned to
Mr tary for the United Australia Party found their graves on the field of about 3,000 and some hundreds of up word and at present a member of the New battle. Our stretcher-bearers picked Roosevelt does not give his
wounded, South Wales legislative Assembly. lightly.
After-six months of experiment "A large several dozen tanks,
arge number of prisoners were
"People of Britain-people-of-the British Commonwealth-you are not fighting alone,"
Six Months' Experiment
his Mr Gittens began work Braille typewriter at the suggestion
11
point-blog
tion, the first machine was completed tuken,
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.FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY.
Merry Mickey and Joyous Judy in a musical fun show that start where "Babes in Atme"
tett offi
TO-MORROW
An M-G-M Comedy
Judy
Mickey ROONEY GARLAND
IN
Strike Up the Band
with
PAUL WHITEMAN AND ORCHESTRA
JUNE PREISSER
WILLIAM TRACY
Original Screen Play by John Manke, It. and Fred Finbiskalo
Directed by Busby Berkeley
Produced by ARTHUR TAKKO
Goldwin-
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Ann Sothern - Ian Hunter - Roland Young
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nt
Matro
range Fascist soldiers.
to preliminary reports,
Italians In Asmara the tore of uses. Nutiges mine-throwers were destroyed.
FROM PAGE ONE
Andy Hardy
?<ZUI<- KO
Meets Debutante
LEWIS STOKE • MICKEY ROONEY CECILIA PARKER FAY HOLDEN ANN RUTHERFORD DIENA SEWzs and JUDY CARLAND
*Directed by GEORGE R. KUZ
ALSO: "Goldilocks & the 3 Bears" Colour Cartoon
“TWO-GIRS ON BROADWAY”-- Lana Turnor - Joan Blondeli
LEE THEATRE
und sent to David Hunter. The large number of lorries and motor- NEXT CHANGE second machine was purchased by cycles, 40 anti-tank guns, 12 heavy Blind Institution where it has guns and eight light guns and 20 "The rest of the annihilated divi- can be posted to be read by the chil- diren, examination questions can be sion fled in pante." written out for each child, stories and perms, not already in the Braile library, can be prepared by teachers. East. In addition Anding em- The sterco Braille machine was a
the wherever possible, ployment
the type- British are supporting women and heavier development of children with regular allowances. wrifer. As the touch of both init- Good relations exist between the chines is electrically stabiilsed, heavy Italians and Britishi, South African Braille paper, or zine plates can be and Indian troops now being gorri- "written" as easily as writing on fine soned in the country. The feeling of
against the Italian leaders Paper.
irritation
I never varies.
to
Eritrean sen, rail and road routes
ure being opened by the authorities. FIRING TIMES
The railway from the Red Sea port
of Massawa, which may yet form, a Heavy and Light Guns In
valuable link with Sudnn, Was
fortunately little damaged
and its
cheap transport will reduce the cost
of living.
Action This Week
Firing practice as under is notified!
Eritrea has been the testing ground for to-day.
of wint Britain can do in adininister-
Ing and feeding occupied territory.
(n) Teserved between the hours Doubtless the experience gained here of 9 nm. and 6 pm. as an alternative! will be invaluable inter in the harder date for heavy gun practice originally post-war tsk of feeding Europe's detailed for July 24, 1941. Firing Light millions.
Area "C" will be affected; (b) Lig gun firing practice between the hours of 0 p.m. and 12 midnight, Firing Areas "D" and "E" will be affected.
Firing practice as under is notified for to-morrow.
AIR LOSSES COMPARED
>> FROM PASE ONE accounted for 13 with the loss of six of their own.
During the same period the Ger- men High Command have cluimed to have brought down 127 British machines in the west alone against the loss of seven. This exaggera tion, as already seen during the Battle of Britain; is sure sign that the Luftwaffe find the British suc- cesses exceedingly disconcerting.
(a) Benvy gun practice between the hours of an, and 4 p.m. from selected positions on the Island. Firing Area "E" will be affected. 1041; Alternative date-August 1, (b) Light gun practice between the hours of 0 pm and 12 midnight. Firing Arcas "E" and "E" will be affected,
Firing practice as under is notified for July 30, 1941.
(a) Heavy gun practice between the hours of a. and 6 pm, from selected positions on the Island. Fir ing Area "C" will be affected. Al-1 ternative date: August 1, 1941; (b)
PURSUED SLAYS Eight gun firing practice between the
PURSUER
hours of 6 pm, and 12 midnight. Firing Areas "A" and "E" will be affected.
Shooting In Shanghai Heavy gun firing praktice will ba OPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" carried out between the hours of D SHANGHAI, July 27 Domel)am, and 0 pan. from, selected post- Kenzo Shotoku, Japanese bluejacket, tlone on the Island on July 31 1941. Firing Area "D" will be affected. who was shot at 9.10 p.m. last night| while pursuing a Chinese who evad- Alternative date August 1, 1941.
Light gun firing practice will be. ed the Japanese patrol at the in- tersection of Kunming and Alcock carried out on August 1, 1041, be- Roads, died to-day, at the Japanese tween the hours of 6 p.m. and 12 mld- naval hospital. Starch is being con- night. Firing Areas "D" and
will be affected. -Umied-for the murderer,
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