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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24716, 19 September 1941, Page 3

icf m Out of the murky depths of a North Sea fog flashed the dramatic challenging signal of a British Naval Patrol! H Why did Captain Andersen refuse ? Was he afraid of what the British should' find hidden in the holds of his ship ... or was it because he sensed the great danger in which such a search would place his beautiful. mysterious passenger? mm 111 Si IT m w fC. O'” h rIIIHM 8 ■ 3 Bliiiiii ■ i*? Hi ii Mi HI r Mail HIE R RWi (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With this Brilliant Supporting Programme ” The Happiest Man on Earth " (M.-G..-M. Miniature), "Kiddie Kure" (Our Gang), ”Linen,Flax Making in N.Z." Plans D.I.C. and Theatre Phone 12-513. sent a I 3 p Direction TO-DAY 2 p.m., 7.45 p.m. J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. 1 A METSO-eOLCWYN-MAYER RtLtASI

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