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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20046, 19 September 1939, Page 2

The Film Banned By Hitler! (Produced in Czechoslovakia Prior to its Being Absorbed in the Nazi Regime!) (Dialogue in English) Where Intolerance Rules—an Empire Falls! WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF? You must see this Extraordinary and Impressive Film —a story of another Age—a story of Slaughter and Persecution, of Hatred and Tyranny THAT HAS A COUNTERPART IN TO-DAY’S WORLD EVENTS! THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS! HANGED! FLAYED! TORTURED! STARVED! OPPRESSED! THE GHETTO DESTROYED . . . AND THEIR ONLY CRIME IS RACIAL! j “The Legend of Prague” | By Way of Contrast Our Associate Feature is LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE A FEAST OF SPARKLING MUSIC Tfc/fl a» E f A&rf ** A FANTASY OF BRILLIANT COMEDY AYMC&J ?? Touch of tli© Moon" with an All-Star Comedy Cast, headed by JOHN GARRICK Sessions at 1.45 7.45 p.m. (lioth recommended by Censor for Adults)

A LABOUR PARTY DANCE will be held at MOTUHORA, on 30th INST. ALSO EUCHRE Good Music Good Floor Supper will be provided. Ladies l/f>, Gentlemen 2/-. 191 CENTRAL FRUIT CO. (Next Woolworths) E 3 Ripe Bananas, 2 1 lb. for 1/-; Sweet Juicy Apples. 31b. for 1/-; Svdney and Island Oranges, from G for 1/-. Fresh Vegetables from our gardens daily. New Season’s Potatoes, Gd lb. Free delivery. Phone 1036. W. ATTWOOD Carrier, Phone 759 For Weol and Sheep and General Goods; Removal of Furniture, Town or Country. RURAL FREIGHT LORRY leaves Town 9 a.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Will pick up goods, etc., to and from town at reasonable rates MARRIED LIFE’S PROBLEMS FULLY EXPLAINED apilE vital facts are correctly and lucidly explained in the "Husband and Wife’s Handbook.” by an eminent London specialist. Chapter on sex determination. Posted in plain wrapper for 1/- (P.N. or stamps) together with free catalogue pf personal necessities, from Chemists Supplies Co., Dept., 8.H., Box 1178, Christchurch.

PINNED UNDER TRACTOR. A double fracture of the leg was suffered by Gordon Wood, of Shannon, when the tractor he was driving overturned and he was pinned beneath it. Owing to the soft nature of the earth Mr. Wood’s leg was forced into the ground, and it was necessary to dig around it to extricate him. The injured man was admitted to the Palmerston North Hospital.