listinkHitler Offered Him ae banned (now in ) . were ino of aJob in the MintBvin search-t Fletcherother copy nong someWe've met the man who made Hitler laugh—Gogia Pasha, Egyptian magician.It was in Munich when Scotch Dr. Andrews arranged an audience between Hitler and Gogia Pasha. Dumbfounded the Fuehrer watched silver balls disappearing, watches being broken up and repaired; then Pasha caused a sudden hailstorm —of coins.•ktoiwti. CanttO b*Vlllg the ng them ioi • any trouble• Inill *au)Ihihvd by » j it« fflllMUi t ivmniwni#l exriit in the .1 man fiam * . ( .«nt nurw*? a*• e told the the copies i his letter the lino so ee themno intention! « I.. Urnnot. norliiMX'Ueinnheld • ke*very importIs actlvl-Ited. Bothhad been sons Cant month.Hitler sat up; laughed; cracked his hrst joke In years. “We could use a man like you In our mint. he said. • Gogia Pasha smiled politely: Ihave met the governor of your mint Fuehrer, and I think he is as capable of making money out of nothing as I am.Ami i - uthVtie- copper vkioned. Rood•oliinz 2$*yrer-old. miich-mnrried rat*-CrabsPlen\itMEDAL FOR TRICKI m • inslino faahmp on the ear-the Aiub*uwidoc». fJerp* vrews interviewer# in euch a yUtir that they never knew whether they were a trayfnl of lumblete or a packet o) c‘W«'ctte butte.It Goz'u I'otlia who. with aoine-tbinjj new to watch trick*, won hurt vcar# me.Ul donated by the Society oil American for the vear't mowtoriginal trick Borrowing a handkerchief and a watch—which he dodn’t even touch — he causae the watch to drop on tbr Hour, then throws it down a | few times hard enough to break any jeweller’* h-«irt, then rest.»ir* the tot. Xo , no black cloth* thi* la aEvidently t system hasn't ed to crabs.Crabbers lately h Urge quantities of In the lower reache and In the vicinlt) the bank, up the i Causeway and on I of that point. Cateiie.t however, hi in Freak water Bay. and Mi* man a.It m peculiar thu which there bn a been araouut of it«*h «ate river has decreased have l»ecu mo»t pi*, hap? not oa full of n ia aaid to be attnbi that the water in l more aalty than norm Inquiries at the ment revealed that Bunbury and other coast have yielded crabs at Bunbury t as UrQe or succulen One e«lt;miU0 tin* two small lad* in a •even dozen aud mi clt; hour and a half.RUSSIAN OR WELSH ?Martr Hlffer laugh—Gogia Pasha. (Story on right )f«l ale.zhl ot hand •Good to Ke a man in these days ol rationing and expensive smokes, filling an imaginary pipe with Imaginary tobacco and surkmg his thumb and blowing eioudv ul smoke—real, not imagi'tary smoke out ot his nmuth And when Gogia is tired or smoking hi, thumb, then he smokes his fingersOur Welsh friendsCoftcient at proaiking words. Perl well because they csA broadcast in aweeK included such••I -iTrr*rn ’ “CtOydiifnit tida,Aur. tjn.’ and DotKizhi in the middle)ut HerA GREAT SURGEON•The Volga Boatman.*\V liol U.. • I*» (IPlOCi UIPJown iu Busman oi prnhoblv tmiind muchorrow intragedy flowed away in flTears11 sillHiFEDERATED ! NEW iMr IV J. Moore.the !a*tSeat# on*at the Perth Floattisii an unfortunate mother s eves as «. th tram one afternoon this week)lit ii ne intiard*. »%lt;• dex-£■«■. h«ws ot theI LIKE A NEW GIRL.1Federated Mittcm an.AjMHiation (WA. Hr, Trades Hall. Perth, been for mam year*, of the Buffalo Lode**Devon and CotHitIIi iDON’T NEiu ;».**•’I ftflA new girl in always an lt;r\ attraction.When hrr*.l h.to hn nativeShe rr»*»y fc he a b'unvttc new, there i about her thblonde, shecount! y ho might find himsaJf In • he thirk ot lonir real fighting. Hr’s to it too■ III fill IM.1! H fiLUNA PARK'S SEARCH FOR BEAUTIFUL GIRLSA ( nmmnn Caw Lead to Serious IWhen people.rtand that all *ucl Fistula. Ulcer nfpure. rlr... almost In a simple caw* t learn the wisdomtrvatmrnt for thuof this trouble.MKVT I# iinpqiiallof Piles—Rlredln tnjding. and mini dreds of lives hai uj-inp this ehen remedy rijrht fro cauw at such tit