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coroner
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heard
how
one
boy
drowned
and
the
other
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for
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China,
Glassware
and
Novelties
witnesses
told
of
the
two
15-year
Edward
Hughes
was
drowned.
Ernest
Jones,
lifeouat
secretary,
London
Enjoyed
Theatre
Revival
Seaside
Blackouts
And
Other
Factors
Contributed
To
Summer
Boom
r-
'
LONDON,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
The
London
theatre
is
enjoying
Its
:
greatest
boom
In
20
years.
'
Almost
every
night
the
"House
Full"
boards
go
up
along
Shaftesbury
Avenue
several
hours
before
the
curtain
rises.
And
the
boom
embraces
musical
comedy,
revue,
'comedy-thriller
and
serious
play
alike.
"It
has
rocketed
from
nothing
,to
everything,"
said
one
manager.
With
few
exceptions
the
theatres
have
been
clawing
their
way
along
jWith
the
low
water
mark
the
week
(of
France's
capitulation.
Then,
during
the
last
week
In
July,
the
.t;de
turned
a'l
theatres
steadily
have
been
playing
to
full
houses.
several
reasons
are
given
iui
the
revival
of
interest
during
a
old
lads
clinging
to
the
boat
for-nerlod
that
usually
Is
the
begin-nearly
an
hour
before
it
sankyy,jn8
0
the
end
for
the
theatres.
Ronald
Robinson
of
Rhyl
tried
to,
"There
has
teen
no
boom
like
swim
to
shore
and
was
saved
while
th!
In
the
Iondon
theatre
since
1920,"-
one
manager
said,
attribut
ing
It
to
the
usual
relief
after
'.
tension,
the
difficulties
of
travel-
told
coroner
H.
Llewellyn
Jones:
m(,
out
o(
London
and
the
un-"In
the
ordinary
course
of
events
usual
number
of
provincials
holl-I
would
have
given
Instructions:
day
maklnz
In
London,
many
sea-for
the
lifeboat
to
be
launched.
"I
Me
resorts
b'elng
barred,
uid
not
do
so
because
the
lifeboat
-
s
now
under
the
supervision
of
the
Admiralty
and
the
Ministry
pf.
was
saved
by
a
private
motorioat
ShlDDln2.
Also
lt
ls
forbidden
POP
THE
REMEDY
after
their
home-mad
canoe
over-
(CP)
Writ-turned
flre
maroons
to
summon
the
crew
GLASGOW,
Aug.
29;
in
the
sea
a
mile
off
shore
j.0
lt
Woulcl
have
taken
about
an
tng
jn
the
British
Medical
Journal,
and
the
lifeboat
was
not
sent
to
hour
t0
get
tnem
together."
Dr-
Irene
Clough
of
Olasgow
states
their
rescue
because
no
one
dared
Robinson's
father
drew
a
nega-
that
ginger
beer
ls
an
effective-to
launch
lt
without
Atimlralty
tive
mawer
Irom
the
witness
'
remedy
for
coal
gas
poisoning,
permission.
when
he
asked
if
Jones
would
have
Workmen,
overcome
by
coal
gas.
.The
coroner
returned
a
verdict
launched
a
boat
had
his
own
son
here,
declared
ginger
beer
was
more
of
"accidentally
drowend"
after
hen
at
sea.
effective
than
brandy
or
whisky.
Witatnin
JfjSmdcbna&
Product
of
Aocioted
Brtweriii
of
Canmdn
Hmtt4
eStloe&L
Remember
the
fine
old
brews,
of
the
past
bow
smooth
and
mellow
they
were,
how
full-flavored
and
satisfying?
You
can
enjoy
those
same
fine
qualities
in
a
clear,1
sparkling
beer
of
today
"V.C."
Lager!
That's
because
we
restore
the
original
malt
yeast
Vitamins
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and
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"V.C."
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try
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Gnr.
Donald.
Blake
LOVE
STORY
Gives
Impression
j
IS
SHOWING
Of
Old
Country
.Member
Of
Artillery
Writes
To
Folks
In
Prince
Rupert
Everything
Peaceful
Over
There
Till
We
Meet
Again"
Is
Unusual
Story,
Romantic,
Intrlrulng
And
Tragic
The
feature
picture
shgwlng
tonight
at
the
capltol
Theatre
Is
a
poignant
and
tender
love
story
that
begins
Jn
Hong
Kong.
At
the
Bar
of
All
Nations,
Dan
and
Joan
In
a
letter
received
by
his
(tne
roies
piayed
by
George
Brent
motnertl
Gunner
Donald
Blake
of
and
Ierle
oberon),
meet
over
a
the
Artillery
in
the
Old
Country
C0Cktall.
It
is
a
hall
and
farewell
and
formerly
with
the
Canadian
meeting
for
&he
ls
sailing
back
to
National
lelegraphs
here,
tells
of
Sari
Francisco
Immediately.
They
his
trip
to
Scotland
and
a
few
part'and
Dan
run
straight
tntj
.mprcss.ons.
He
left
Petawawa
In
lhe
watting
hands
of
Steve
Burke
July
and
sailed
on
a
Polish
steam-
(pat
O'Brien),
a
detective
who
has
cr
and
landed
at
a
port
In
Scot-
.
irahtd
h
Jn
all
over
the
world
land
after
an
uneventful
trip.
He
SnCe
Dan,
sentenced
to
death
for
says
It.
was
a
swell
trip
although
murder,
had
escaped
on
his
way
they
got
tired
of
waking
up
every
t0
San
Quentln.
So
Dan
and
Joan
mowing
wu
acting
uuiiiuig
uuv
meet
again
on
trie
boat
put
she
,-ater.
They
were
escorted
by
sev-
doesn't
know
he's
a
prisoner,
for
:ral
destroyers,
a
cruiser
and
a
Burke
allows
him
the
freedom
of
battleship,
so
they
felt
pretty
safe
the
shin.
He.
on
his
Dart,
doesn't
They
went
by
train
at
once
to
know
that
she
has
a
heart
ailment
heir
camp
In
England.
He
says:
which
may
cut
off
iher
life,
at
any
"They
sure
have
funny
trains
moment.
Both
know,
however,
that
n
this
country
so
small.
I
spoko
every
moment
they
have
together
aver
a
microphone
at
the
dock
is
breathlessly
important.
The
ro-
md
lt.
was
rebroadcast
over
the
mantle.
Intriguing
and
Hraglc
im-
ir
to
Canada.
Hope
you
were
plications
0I
this
situation
are
lul-
Istening
in.
Scotland
ls
certainly
ly
realized
in
the
brilliant
produc-
pretty
country
but
didn't
think
itlon,
under
direction
of
i
Edmund
luch
pf
Olasgow.
However
we
Goulding,
'Idn'L.stop
long
enough
anywhere,
Others
in
the
cast
beside
those
United
States.
to
find
out.
The
houses
around
already
named,
include
Eric
Blore,
here
are
sure
funny.
They
seem
,
Henry
O'Neill,
Oeorge
Reeves,
o
build
all
the
houses
the
same
Frank
Wilcox,
Doris
Lloyd,
Mar-tyle.
"I
saw
one
thatched
cottage
Jorle
Gateson
and
Regis
Toomey.
s
we
passed
on
the
train.
tWarren
'
Duff
wrote
the
screen
play
"Sergeant
Wharton,
one
of
our
ba?fd
on
an
original
story
by
former
sergeant
Instructors
at
i
Ftorjert
Lord.
3arrett
Point
and
Victoria,
Is
here
I
s
Regimental
sergeant
Major,
n
i
t
I
Who
Bill
Glover
who
left
Rupert
Weill
ChiulllC
7lth
U3.
He
says
this
is
worse
han
Prince
Rupert
and
we
might,
ust.as
well
be
there
as
he
hasn't'
"
,l,,er
Port
simpson
een
a
German
or
a
Oerman
llarieyet.
.Everything
looks
quite
ounaay
...
7
pji
peaceful.
We.
haven't
seen
London
From
Alice
Arm,
NAa
River
"et'.but
are
eolni
there
at
the
first
nd
Port
Simpson
opportunity."
NEW
HAT
STYLES
LONDON,
Aug.
29:
(CP)
Caps,
ams.
and
hats
of
various
design,
worn
by
soldiers
from
the
Domln-
j
prices.
.
.
1
1
.V,
ons
are
Deing
copiea
oy
lasuiuu-
Alt.
aDie
milliners,
inese
new
naia
air.
ailed
Dominion
h)s,
are
made
in
ilmost
every
shade
of
felt
you
can
think
of,
are
claimed
to
look
equally
well
on
debutantes
and
older
women
and
cost
about
$3.35.
TOO
MUCH
WIRELESS
LITTLEHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Aug
23:
;CP)Lady
Ann
Mappin
of
Aps-ley
House,
St.
John's
Wood,
was
."lned
$44.50
,
costs
for
having
a
wireless
set
In
her
automobile
HELP
FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Federation
here.
Tuesday
11:30
a.m.
(or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug.
17
and
27
7
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug.
is
and
27
a.m.
For
Alaska-Wednesday
.:.
12
p.m.
Aug.
12,
10,
19,
26
and
30..
a.m.
Thursday
9
p.m.
Aug.
10,
17.
21,
24,
31
p.m.
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
8
p.m
From
the
East
.
Sunday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday,
.,
11
p.m
For
Vancouver
contrary
to
Defence
Regulations,
j
Sunday
Monday
2
p.m.
Tuesday
T...
12:30
noon
Saturday
3
p.m.
Aug.
10,
17,
21,
31
,
4
p.m.
From
Vancouver
4
pjn.
V
Wednesday
,
10
a.m.
Friday
10
a.m.
Aug.
12,
16,
19,
26,
30
a.m.
LONDON,
Aug.
29:
(CP.)
House-
ror
alcwarl
ana
premier
wives
who
believe
they
have
been'
Sunday
7
p.m.
overcharged
can
now
report
lt
to
I
Friday
11
a.m
J
their
locil
Food
Price
Regulations
From
Stewart
and.
Premier
Committee
and,
if
necessary,
the,
Tuesday
11:30
a.ra
i
Mlnlstrv
nf
Food
Food
will
regulate
reeulate!
baturaay
Ba.m.'
"
I
.
EVEN
HENS
HELP
MINERS
WANT
ARMS
i
LITTLE
WALTHAM,
Eng.,
Aug.
BLACKPOOL.
Ene..
Aue.
29-
29:
'CP)
Residents
of
this
little
(CP)
A
request
for
the
armihg
Essex
village
are
convinced
hens
af
all
miners
to
meet
a
possible
nave
joinea
tne
war
eiiort.
One
invasion
was
made
at
the
annual
,
hen
hatched
25
chick's
out
of
a
conference
of
the
Mlneworkers'
t
sitting
or
27
eges,
14
more
than
the
normal
sitting.
L5a
""
'sm.y.
7:00
&
rom
nong
ivong
iu
rnsco
...
i0u
f00
.
Strangest
Stranircst
of
Adventures
!
ll
Tlit
RecLIrti
Stir
of
Final
Hi
Grt
te
ti
Ailrc
nturcl
(At
7:26
and
9!36)
Canada
Carries
on
"The
Front
of
Sltel"
OTTAWA
WHITER
GIVES
VjJ
rp
INSIDE
INFORMATION
YY
0111311
I
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
Mdl
As
FllCfS
the
government
heads
would
stop
at
rtorld
xe
,
Ercnti
noiinng
to
bring
about
aisconwnt.
Helen
Rlchcy,
Co-pi!oHith
Am
Quite
glibly
one
writer
lor
this
Earhart,
Has
School
Ia
now
banned
group,
wrote
that
the
Philadelphia
Canadian
ana
U.
S.
government
,
,
were
the
strong
arm
squads
of
debt
p,,
.
......
anddeath.
-Out
Jir
the
.....
-lecnnocracy
Inc.
charges
the
Pnlladel
nia
b
political
administrations,
the
cor-
and
of,e
bm6'
porate
enterpriies,
and
tne
debt
bicwn-halred
.
merchanU
of
the
United
States
and
anhle
,
,s
tcat
r
Canada
with
being
in
possession
of
ir
-primer"
is
the
data
and
physical
facts
of
the
vs'lbw
monoplanV
u.
'.
technological
progression
of
this
pus
range
from
continental
area
and
with
wilful
middle-aged
bus
.
suppression
and
distortion
of
ths
she
ls
Helen
Ri,
acts."
United
States
nit
According
to
the
statements
made
pilots.
Employed
b'
by
some
of
the
spokesmen
of
thu
eastern
Airport
hi
;
Mi
organization,
revolution
is
lnevlta-
ls
the
28-year
old
ble
and
the
change
of
system
will
former
superintend!
be
brought
about
by
"a
national
in
McKeesport,
Pa
walk-out"
of
all
workers.
One
of
mind
made
up
t
o
their
apostles
even
prophesied
that
I
even
learned
how
..
I
this
change
may
come
about
in
a
n'ne
years
ago.
few
months'
time.
Thla
man
also
Miss
RIchey
wa.
.
advised
his
followers
to
borrow
a$
late
Amelia
Earhar
much
money
as
possible
on
their
in-
A,r
Races
of
8
surance
pocs
because
lt
would
bo
Jlity
flew
the
sam
a
lostlaief..'He
further
Dredleted
the.
M1"
Earhart
used
amalgawitlon
of
Canada
andithe'
auemnt
to
circle
??i
From
2-45
CIHLDS
AND
MISSES
A
full
line
of
patents
and
leathers.
Moderately
priced
'
FOR
BOYS
and
YOUTHS
School
boots
and
oxfords
Sturdy
bulldi
From
:.
2.75
RUBBERS
AND
BOOTS
TOO
SCHOOL
CASES
THE
CUT-RATE
SHOE
STORE
THIRD
AVENUE
vi
mv
iaic
r
:
The
Technocracy.
Incornorated.
Mlss
R'chcy
set
a
w
movement
In
Canada
ealned
eon-
ance
record
abt,ve
M!
slderable
momentum,
particularly
en
years
ag0'
She
h
in
western
Canada,
itminmnmi.
u
"
gated
as
an
instrument
of
autocracy
ror
the
regimentation
of
its
follow-
must
be
on
guard
,
ers
and
the
enslavement
of
Its
od-
when
one
reads
m
ponenta.
It
U
the
very
antithesis
out
by
the
Technoc.
of
democracy.
the
manHood
of
lt)
No
further
evidence
of
the
aims
was
once
again
to
b;
and
objectives
of
Technocracy
Inc.
fight
for
what
is
'
is
needed
than
the
words
from
their
ervatlon
of
a
own
publications,
It
is
organiza-
against
what
he
:
tlons
such
as
this,
that
on
the
face
equally
odious
t
it
,
of
thingg
appear
to
ordinary
lndl-
Nazl-Communlsm
v
vlduaU
as
something
worthwhile,
fair
idea
of
the
kind
that
the
citizens
of
thU
country
is
at
the
head
of
T
3
.
ft
Mi
i
III.
I
i
It..
i.or'.
xrac
i
SCHOOL
SHOES
AND
CLOTHING
J
Headquarters
For
Thrifty
Mothers:
The
Cut-Rate
Shoe
Store
FOR
GROWING
GIRLS
Style
leaders
that
give
longer
wear.
Sizes
3
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