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CKEWU MARMATD CHKWtf, March 20. A barmaid, Nell Caldwell, aged 17, went into hospital wearing' a skirl: and with a permanent wave! She came out as Alan Caldwell, in long trousers, jacket, collar and lie, with dark hair cut short—a boy. Without fuss, he went back to work at the same hotel, unperturbed bv the astonishment of customers.
racy .constituted a threat to other democracies. The future of Ihe world depended largely on the League of Nations, said Dr. Cole. The difficulty was to gel the bull; id' Iho Americans to see that they had to co-operate with other nations in doing something concrete to achieve peace. Dr. Cole said that Mr. Norman Davis, who was now in England, had spoken to him encouragingly about the prospects of a trade treaty being arranged between ihe United' State and Australia. Dr. Cole said :t trade treaty would suit Australia more than it would America, because it would mean that America would have to admit Australian primary produce in competition with her farmers.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19335, 27 May 1937, Page 12
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