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Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 June 1940, Page 7

MARTINBOROUGH PICTURES. TOMORROW—WEDNESDAY. “WANTED—A MAN FOR MUM” From the Story of Two Kids who handpicked a Dad for themselves. “LISTEN, DARLING” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring Judy Garland, Freddie Bartholomew, Mary Astor, Walter Pidgeon. It has Judy singing at her best. SPECIAL SUPPORTS. METROTONE NEWS, showing largescale Troop Manoeuvres and N.Z. AntiTank Corps in England. FITZPATr RICK TRAVELOGUE. EGYPT IN TECHNICOLOUR. CRIME DOES NOT PAY Featurette, and PASSING PARADE.

“YOU WILL RISE AGAIN” SIR A. SINCLAIR ADDRESSES CZECHS. EXPLOITS OF AIRMEN PRAISED. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, June 2. In a broadcast in Czech addressed to the Czechoslovak nation, the Secretary for Air, Sir Archibald Sinclair, said: “You have good reason to be proud of the exploits of your compatriots, now nearly a thousand in number, who are fighting with the French Air Force alongside their British comrades in France. They have destroyed many German aircraft and proved their superiority over the Germans in the air.” Speaking of the present situation, Sir Archibald Sinclair said the surrender of King Leopold had been a severe blow to the Allied cause, but he was confident of the ultimate victory of the Allied arms. “Your courage and unity under the heel of barbarism command the admiration of the world,” he added. “Keep your courage high, for when Hitlerism is defeated you will assuredly rise again."

A new amusement device gives patrons the feeling of going over the Niagara Falls. Others get the same sensation by interviewing their bank managers.