THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 28, 1989,
SHARP WORDS IN COMMONS
"TRAITOR" HURLED AT PREMIER
London, To-day.
"You should be impeached as a traitor to Britain," was the taunt hurled at the Prime Minister in the House of Commons yesterday by a Labour member.
There was a decided breeze in the House following Mr. Cham- berlain's, announcement that Great Britain had granted recog- nition to General Franco..
The announcement was ceived with cries of "Shame” from the Opposition and with Tory cheers.
re-
HANDS WITH
PREMIER SHOOK GERMAN MYSTERY BOMB
WITH DEADLY EFFECT REPORTED ON IN U.S.A.
KILLER
"We have now reached a point when the demoncracies can give way no more, without a, humilia-, tion too abject for the most faint. hearted and fatuous Ministers in: Britain or France," said Mr. Lloyd George, at Llandudno.
“When Mr. Chamberlain shook hands so warmly with Mussolini he was grasping in friendship the hand that practically dropped the bombs that sank British ships and killed and mutilated. British sailors.
"If Franco won," Mr. Lloyd George added, "Spain 'would be a Fascist power in alliance with the dictators. In war the Mellter- ranean could be closed by Italy to 'British ships.”
Mr. C. R. Attlee, Labour Oplast Thursday. -
Chamberlain had misled the House position leader, reminded Mr.
the
Washington, To-day. Questions about a "new explosive" said to be pos- sessed by Germany have been asked at the secret hearings of the Senate military affairs committee:
This was revealed with publication yesterday of
testimony taken at the hearings. Major-General Arnold, chief of the Army Air Corps, told the com mittee that investigation indicated that "the Germans, did have some kind of bomb loaded with com pressed air, carbon and some form of oil."
MANY REPORTS
GRIM STORY OF
ARCTIC
"This combination is supposed is LONELINESS
to
Chamberlain that last Thursday not mislead the House,
Mr. Chamberlain claimed he did have a terrific detonating effect the Prime Minister stated he was
when a bomb hits the ground.”.
Moscow, To-day. not, in a position to add to pre time, he said, was perfectly accur- port to the United States, Army, the Soviet station in Tranquillity
The statement. he made at
He said that according to one re old former chief radio operator at Mikhail Voznesensky, 25-year- vious statements on recognition.ate.
PERSISTENT QUESTIONS Mr. Chamberlain said the Bri-of question and answer, Mr. Attlee one within a radius of a quarter of imprisonment without right of After a further heated exchange on Barcelona, where it killed every yesterday sentenced to 20 years' the bomb was tried out in the raids Bay, in the Arctic Circle, was tish Government had decided to said: "In future, when I have aa mile. leave in the hands of Lord Halifax question on foreign affairs I will Major-General Arnold added: (the Foreign Secretary) and. him have to arrange for the question "We get so
appeal for sabotage. self the final decision as to recog" to be put in the proper place where abroad that it is rather difficult to nition, and the final decision was I am sure I shall get a proper an- determine which to accept with a the flight to America by^ Le-
many reports from deliberate sabotage
Voznesensky was accused of of Polar taken over the week-end.
communications and hampering swer."-Reuter.
grain of salt." - Reuter.
Mr. Attlee persisted in further. questions, to which Mr. Chamber- lain replied: "I am not going to be cross-examined about particular hours and moments without having notice."
tain."
vanevsky in 1937:
Voznesensky told the court a grim story of hardship and lone-
STUDENTS FIGHT IN DANZIG POLYTECHINGliness in the Arctic which finally
Warsaw, To-day.
A Labour member: "You should
The Germans attempted to form Further disorders between Gera "ghetto" for Poles in a lecture be impeached as a traitor to Bri-man and Polish students occurred hall furthest away from the lec- at the Danzig Polytechnic vester- Mr. day, a number being injured.
HOUSE MISLED Mr. Attlee contended that
turer's chair...
The Poles resisted and a fight ensued. ― Reuter,
to degeneration and indiffer- ence to duty.
that he shut off his wireless and He admitted he was so tired
did not transmit important mes- sages from Levanevsky during his flight. -Reuter.
Hong Kong Lawyer's reputation endangered by NIGHT STARVATION/
TOMORROW THE CASE -
WILL BE HEARD, IN COURT AND I CAN'T GET
THE FACTS RIGHT: FM SO TIRED, MY BRAIN WON'T WORK.
YOU ARE WASTING OUR TIME; MR. SIMPSON IT 15 QUITE. "OBVIOUS YOU HAVEN'T PREPARED THE CASE.
(THINKS)
WHAT A HUMILIATION."
I MUST, WIN, MYRA REPUTATION BACK. I'LL
SEE A DOCTOR ABOUT"))
MY HEALTH
THE DOCTORS."
GET
PLENTY
OF SLEEP
DOCTOR
BUT NOT THE RIGHTKIND, MR:SIMPSON. YOUR TROUBLE is NIGHT STARVATION. THIS MEANS YOU ARE NOT REPLACING USED-UP ENERGY OURING- SLEER-
·LADVISE YOU TO TAKE "HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT BEFORE RETIRING YOU -WILL-SOON REGAIN YOUR VITALITY.
THS LATERS)
THIS HORLICKS IS THE BEST
DRINK IN THE WORLD FOR PUTTING YOUR VITALITY BACK
DID YOU USE: THE MIKER?!"
I NEVER THOUGHT 'you'd WIN THAT CASE. HOW DID YOU
| DO IT ? YOUR HAME
WILL BE IN ALL THE PAPERS.
MORLICKS 18 THE SECRET OF MY SUCCESSI
Horlicks is best made la the special, Horlicks mixe er. Obtainable at all good stores 80 cts. large size and 40 cts. small size,
If you wake tired, if you suffer TAKE
TAKE HORLICKS
from
nerves enervation, and
that dreadful feeling of Exhaustion
GUARD AGAINST, NIGHT, STARVATION:
YOU SLEEP SOUNDLY, WAKE REFRESHED AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY ALL DAY