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Evening Star, Issue 23833, 13 March 1941, Page 10

.WHERE ARE THE DEAD,? Mr GEOFFREY HODSON, iternational Lecturer and Author (a Modem Seer), WILL ANSWER THIS QUESTION, SUNDAY, 16th MARCH, 7 p.m., CONCERT CHAMBER. Violin Solo, Mr Roland Watson. Everybody Welcome. (Auspices: The Theosophical Society.)

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The fortnightly meeting of the Hard of Hearing League was held on Tuesday last in the Moray Place schoolroom. A most enjoyable evening was "spent. Mr Hugh Speight showed films of his recent travels in the United States, while Mrs Speight explained them in an interesting and amusing manner. After Mr Harris proposed a suitable vote of thanks the evening concluded with supper..