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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1938
Page
4
The speaker recalls spending honey to aid others and laments past failures of emigrants to Australia. He warns propaganda is needed to sustain immigration, notes disappointed returnees leaving a poor impression of the country, and concludes he has been well received by Londoners, taking pride in belonging to the same city.
The inspector corners a gang with a captured leader as Hawke and Patterson stop a homicide plot. The thief is chained, the prison is secured, and the crew assembles for a tense breakfast with the wary, watchful Molly O'Toole and kin.
Sub Inspector Hawke differs in look from Clarence Welsby yet Molly sees him as a newer Clarence. Hawke, a hardened, sunburned man of about thirty five, greets all with a broad smile while memories of Welsby linger. In a domestic scene Molly jokes about complexion and paint, while others tease and reveal private feelings.
The Young Australians announce a new revue at Star Theatre Glynscover on Thursday March 10 with the star company returning actors and new songs sketches dances and numbers led by George Nichols and Ben Morris among others. London observations cover East and West End life transport and education, praising the London County Council system and the tube while noting wealth and discipline in the metropolis with admission set at 3/6 2/– and 1/– plus tax.
A human essay argues that car accidents arise from the Other Fellow rather than drivers themselves. It cites a safety award winner who spoke of escaping incidents by driving like the Other Fellow, then urges better manners, safer brakes, and restraint to prevent harm to innocent people. The piece riffs on social duty and the dangers of careless driving, urging readers to improve behavior at the wheel.
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