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Evening Star, Issue 21824, 13 September 1934, Page 12

Two men from the country "’ere <r o in* abroad, and had retired for the nio-li't. A few minutes later-Bill saw his pal. “ Whatever are yon doingr That’s a woman’s nightdress you are putting on.” ‘‘Oh. in ease of accident. my boy. Women and children first.” ... 11 The largest electric sign _m the world is being built for an American °’ lurer. A clock with a minute hand 27ft long will form the centre of the sign, winch will be 240 ft high and 150 ft wide. Fourteen thousand bulbs and 7,000 ft of incandescent gas tubing will be used.