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AMBASSADOR VON PAPEN, (Rec. 7.45.) LONDON. Dec. 14. The “Dailv Telegraph’s” Ankara correspondent says: Herr Von Papen, the German Ambassador to Turkey, was bombed out of hi s Berlin home I on his last visit to Germany. ' Herr Von Papen escaped with his two daughters when .incendiaries fed on the roof of their home. They waited for five hours without food in the cold Slettiner Station for a train going to Breslau.
SENT INTO BANISHMENT., A muffled-up Man! A hoarse ’’oice! “Bants”, he croaked. . . “B-A-N-T-S . . . ” Of course the chemist knew that he wanted Bants . . . the new wonderful throat jubes that banish sore throats. Ask your chemist for Bants . . . 1/1 tin. Manufactured by Stacey Bros., Ltd., 385 Khyber Pass Road, Auckland.—Advt. 3
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Grey River Argus, 16 December 1943, Page 3
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