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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 December 1939, Page 4

Storm Troopers Hissed. The reactions of the audience to nows films in a New York theatre were described by Mr E. G. Jones, lecturer in science at the Auckland Training College, in an address at the Auckland Rotary Club luncheon. Mr Jones said that pictures of Nazi Stormtroopers were greeted with hisses from all sides, but photographs of the British Navy were welcomed with cheering. This showed the friendship and sympathy for Britain which ho generally encountered in lhe United States. Fined for Fortune Telling. “Madame Cara," who was claimed bj her counsel. Mr J. K. Moloney, to be ;. national figure by virtue of her talks on astrology over the air and her articles was lined £2 by Mr l.uvvey. S.M.. in the Christchurch Magistrate'iCourt for undertaking to tell a fortune. She was charged in the name ol Chartotte Marie Dimond. "She has received letters from all sorts of respectable persons, thanking her for het help," said Mr Maloney. "She has one from a Minister saying that he received great help from accused's mental suggestion."

Y.M.C.A. Boys' Camp. Arrangements are well in hand t’oi the Y.M.C.A. Boys' Camp, to be held at Kopuaranga from January 17 to January 31. and il is expected that the camp will meet with the usual success that has attended it for many years past. The eamp provides an excellent opportunity for boys lo spend a healthy instructive and happy holiday, under ideal conditions and efficient supervision. Any boy of twelve years of age. or over, may enrol, whetner a member of the Y.M.C.A. or not. Intending campers should register not later than Wednesday next, at the Y.M.C.A.. where full particulars will be supplied to interested parents and boys.