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HI
tit
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man
with
the
scar
on
hU
chin,
la
Hrted
as
Major
John
Blubb,
organizer
of
the
Desert
Patrol
of
the
Aral
Legion;
but
among
the
burning
hllU
of
Transjordan,
tribesmen
with
fighting
on
their
minds
shout
hit
name
proudly
at
Abou
Kelnelk
the
man
with
the
Jaw,
the
uncrowned
prince
of
Arabia.
While
the
major
holds
In
check
IT.
C-
Oreat
nny
German
attemnt
to
stir
tribal
:.,;
card
agalmt
pos-
uprisings
In
the
Interior,
Austral-
;
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revolt
In
the
;an.
New
Zealand,
French,
British,
a;
EoxlUhman
with
a
Indian.
Turklrtj
and
Egyptian
a
and
a
host
of
De-
troops
stand
guard
along
Arabia's
at
bis
back.
coasts.
w
ould
be
a
direct
The
Arabs
call
him
a
great
flght-
of
nnuia's
r
reputation
he'
won
when
he
:
fleet
the
pipeline
;o-ordlmted
Iraa
and
Bedouin
tain
s
chief
oil
sup-
rlbea
In
1924
and
led
them
against
IJ',
r'
marauding
bands
of
Saudi
Arabia
in
London
the
to
the
south.
ii
M
i
or
Blubb
Is
backed
by
Emir
bdnUah
Drn
Hussein,
ruler
of:
Tranijordaiv
and
camel
herdsmen
I
art
beard
to
say
Emir
Abdullah
has'
sworn
by
the
Koran
that
the
blood
-of
bis
men.
will
flow
with
that
of
1
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urruiiliis
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the
hills.
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AUTUMN
HEAT
MELBOURNE,
May
2X:
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For
the
ninth
time
In
a
month
the
temperature'
In.
Melbourne
exceeded
90
degrees,
a
record
for
autumn
In
this
Australian
metropolis.
SIXPENCE
AN
llOUIt
IPSWICH.
Eng..
May
22:
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Schoolboys
who
help
the
Grow
More
Food
campaign
by
working
on
farms
this
summer
wilt
be
paid
flvepence
an
hour
if
under
1C
and
sixpence
11
18
or
older.
FREE
Are
Presenting
MOVING
PICTURES
FREE
S.
E.
PARKER
Ltd.
In
Conjunction
With
The
Ford
Motor
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
T
Sony
The
Map
Sing."
dealing-
with
how
Canada
enters
Into
the
field
of
motor
car
Industry
rr.-e
Utile
the
House
"
showing:
how
science
enters
Into
the
field
of
motor
car
Industry
wrw
T-oiiwriwtwhicrrira:
trip'tg,tteJTrorMTr
rarest
k
iw
on
tat
same
reel.
"The
Rubber
plantation."
.
rii
up
.he
Amazon
River
to
the
Ford
Motor
Company's
rabber
plantation
T
Making
of
safety
Glass,"
and
aho
on
the
same
reel.
"Trip
to
rtrjee
Can
jn,"
which
Is
a
scenic
picture
'
.
be
a
picture
put
out
by
the
Champion
Spark
Plug
woiK
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Indianapolis
speedway
and
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Out
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War
Danger
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At
Request
Of
King
had
his
one
of
her
closest
friends
said
is
"really
miserable
away
from
Lon
don
her
word."
She
will
be
73
next
Sun-
mired
day
me
wueen
Momers
iirst
puouc
appearance
for
months
wai
at
a
charity
matinee
organized
by
the
head
ot
one
of
her
favorite
chari
ties
early
In
April.
For
six
months
Hie
has
been
scaylh
af
Badminton.
Gloucestershire,
100
miles
west
of
London.
Badminton
Ilouse
is
the
home
of
.ier
niece,
the
Duchess
of
Beaufort
For
six
months
Queen-Mary
has
not
attended
the
theatre
or
made
the
rounds
of
her
favorite
antique
shops
in
Kensington.
Twice
a
week,
however,
the
Queen
Mother
makes
the
100
mile
trip
to
town
in
her
high
maroon
saloon
car
and
goes
to
Marlbor
ough
House.
It
Is
closed
and
onl
caretakers
are
in
residence.
She
meets
her
friends
in
curtalnless
rooms
where
dust
sheets
cover
the
furniture
discusses
with
them
the
war
work
and
public
welfare
organizations
In
which
she
is
most
Interested
to
be
bored
or
idle.
When
she
found
she
was
going
to
be
there
for
save
time
she
took
a
house,
had
rooms
that
bad
been
closed
tqr
decades
opened
redecorated
and
renovated
under
her
supervision
to
accomodate
her
house-
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ROYAL
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J.
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Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
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75c
up
60
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Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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ITII
EDITH
CAVELL,
SHE
AGAIN
SERVES
FilACE
A
picture
m-x
received
on
this
continent
show
ing
Mile
Louise
Thullez,
centre,
with
Mme
De
Laoutre
left,
and
Mme
Pierre
Borel
Mile
Thullez
was
sentenced
to-ueath
by
the
Germans
with
Nurse
Edith
Caveli
during
the
First
World
War.
but
was
reprieved,
givea
a
prison
sentence
and
then
returned
to
France
after
the
armistice
Now
she
Is
president
of
the
"Foyers
De
L'Avant.
a
group
t
women
canteen
workers
who
are
now
assigned
to
Western
Front
posts.
This
picture
was
made
before
the
group
left
Paris.
QUEEN
MARY
KEEPS
BUSY
hold,
then
Invited
her
niece
to
visit
in
her
own
house.
Up-to-Date
Ideas
Queen
Mary
has
always
enjoyed
rearranging
rooms
and
choosing
draperies.
She
is
also
exceptionally
well
informed
on
the
subject
of
lighting
and
plumbing.
Nothing
ron
Id
have
been
more
antiouated
(Via
ovoomtort
rhllrtren
(frnm
Even
In
the
refuses'
country
she
lrmIngham.s
slumS)
to
aid
In
her
ffort,
enlisted
the
co-operaUon
of
her
ladles
in
waiting,
footmen
and
chauffeurs
and
tidied
up
the
place
Sews
For
Future
Indoors
she
crochets
and
she
knits
but
of
the
two
she
Is
more
handy
with
the
crochet
hook
and
makes
scarves
which
go
to
th$,tc
regiments
or
which
she
Is
honorary
olonel.
She
pays
a
few
callsi-very
few
and
of
the
sight-seeing
variety
and
occasionally
receives
vfsitors.
She
has
become
the
great
lady
of
the
neighborhood
setting
aside
her
role
or
great
lady
of
all
England
attends
the
local
parish's
plays
and
has
the
vicar
to
dine.
In
the
evening
she
sews,
not
for
the
war
but
for
the
future.
Her
hobby
ha
always
been
exquisite
needle-work
and
she
Is
the
much
Interested
patroness
of
the""
Royal
School
of
Needlework.
It
Is
from
there
she
obtained
the
tapestrjrde
I
signs
and
colored
wool
used
for
;
cushions,
firescreen
and
chair
seat
I
she
completed
as
pick-up
work
In
the
evening.
I
While
Queen
Mary's
needle
files
1
In
and
out
of
the
work
tacked
to
I
the
old
wooden
frames,
her
lady-ln-
I
waiting
reads
aloud
news,
blogra
phles,
memoirs
or
even
occasionally
la
novel.
She
started
"Gone
With
the
Wind."
but
did
not
finish
It.
t
The
Queen
Mother
lunches
with
the
King
and
Queen
at
Buckingham
raiace
on
ner
days
in
town
and
keeps
In
close
touch
with
them
by
telephone.
Nor
are
the
two
young
princesses
neglected.
They
receive
regular
letters
from
"Orannle"
and
have
had
several
present
ot
books.
Like
her
thev
are
evacuees,
pt.
cept
on
birthdays
and
special
oc-
caslons.
but
thev
have
lessnn
tni
Beware
0
Wolf
In
Allies'
Suit
than
the
bathrooms
of
Buckine-
f
SOMEWHERE-IN-FRANCE,
9
Aitwv.t
a
ma.
.
nn
.
mi
"
LAjrtufjci.
May
n.
George
made
his
mother
promise
um
.v.o.?-.i.
v.
a
new
day
nursery
that
was
sup-nAvrt
In
h
the
most
nerfect
ex-
although
determined
to
keep
amn,
of
...
Vin,
Rh(k
dulv
at.
all
the
strikingly
hygienic
Army
Heads
Warn
Even
Uniform
Is
Not
Guarantee
Against
Spies
May
CP-Klng
ham
Palace
and
Windsor
when
shef22:
(CPi-Appearance
of
innocense
nr
vn
ni!iH
uniform;
lend
no
as-
sne
would
sUy
out
of
the
danger
rooms
and
ughting
at
Badminton
surance
that
a
man
Is
among
..c
u
long
as
me
war
lasiea.
ne
House
are
model,
ot
modernity.
friends,
soldiers
Have
Been
warn-
way
way
but
oui
vuern
.Mary
No.
sh
vui.lnf,
ed
in
a
1D00
word
pampniet
lssuea
under
the
direction
of
the
chief
of
the
Imperial
General
Staff.
The
pamphlet,
entitled
"Why
Tell
the
Enemy?"
stresses
the
Import-
equipment
but
paused
to
point
her
lance
to
soldiers
of
not
discussing
imbrella
to
the
overhead
lights,
military
subjects
and
suggests
that
They
shine
directly
Into
the
I
information
gathered
by
the
enemy
babies'
eyes
as
they
lie
in
their
I
In
such
a
manner
may
be
"the
only
ribs."
she
remarked.
.
.
lreal
secret
weapon
Hitler
can
pos-
For
decoration
In
her
honji
Jir
I
sesa."
preference
inclines
to.
period'
fur.
Soldiers,
the
publication
says,
nlture
though
she
has
a
falling
for
J
should
be
Just
as
suspicious
of
In-Chinese
lacquer.
She
also
prefers
j
nocent
looking
women
as
of
men
lamask
hangings
and
rich
bro-'
and
should
be
especially
careful
In
:ades
that
belong
with
the
ornate
j
their
talk
around
railway
stations
carving
of
past
centuries
to
the
'
and
refreshment
rooms,
bleak
simplicity
of
more"
'
modern
-
.
.
.
.
rL.
Interiors.
How
does
the
Queen
Mother
tpend
her
time
in
the
country?
She
Is
outdoors
a
great
part
of
the
day
for
the
Badminton
estate
has
been
somewhat
neglected
as
heavy
taxes
took
their
toll.
The
woods
and
spinneys
had
become
overgrown.
Broken
branches
obstructed
paths
and
took
away
from
the
charm
of
the
three
mile
long
entrance
drive.
Queen
Mary
has
altered
all
this.
She
called
In
kits
turmm:MTzum-,Mzraim
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jnlss
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the
Queen
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around
London's
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and
galleries.
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that
Gefi-'eral
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had
been
out
of
communication
for
forty-elsht
hwrr
lraud
841(1
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PARIS.
May
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The
e
Is
still
some
uncertainty
as
to
the
Into
his
headquarters
a'pd
foudd
fate
of
Genera!
Ilenri
Glraud.
it
in
the
hands
of
Oerman
officers
commander
of
the
K;ath
French
who
took
him
prisonerlXter,
ac-Army,
whom
the
Germans
claimed
cording
to
one
nundr,
.
he
eea-vesterdjy
to
have
captured
with
trived
to
escape
while
some
ot
his
his
staff.
A
French
War
Ministry
officers
remained
prisoner.
that
remind
you
of?"
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