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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 8, 1940. -
THE HOLY
HAND "MIRACLE"
London, Yesterday. Polish refugees fleeing into Hungary have brought with them this week an ex- traordinary story.
When Nazi firing squads executed hundreds of Poles in Bromberg "a young Polish priest came out of the Farna Church, according to the re- fugee, to give the dying Extreme Unction.
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As he knelt with holy oil on his hands the Nazis ordered him away. He ignored the order and was shot by a German N.C.O.
Stumbling, the priest put one of his hands on the wall of the museum against which the vic- tims had been stood. Later, a clear impression of his hand be- came visible.
The news of this "miracle" went round like wildfire among the devout Polish Catholics. The Nazis painted the sign out, but it always became visible after a short time.
So many pilgrims arrived from neighbouring towns and villages that the Nazis have now roped off the square and placed an armed guard in front of the museum to prevent any one from going near it-Our Own Correspondent.
BRITISH RAILWAY SUPPLIES
LONDON, YESTERDAY. TEN THOUSAND GOODS WA- GONS AND 240 LOCOMOTIVES TOGETHER COSTING £8,000,000 ARE BEING BUILT IN BRITAIN FOR USE ON SECTIONS OF FRENCH RAILWAYS OPERATED BY THE BRITISH ARMY.
About £1,750,000 worth of rail- road and dockside equipment has also been ordered...
Men of the Canadian Active Bervice Force, the first fighting troops from Canada, have arriv ed in England. Photo shows the cook "in-action". Here is Tiny Wilson complete with his cook. Ing utensils as he dashed along the platform to join the train. (Copyright. By Air Mail.)
MANCHURIA BORDER PARLEYS
TOKYO, YESTERDAY,
A CONFERENCE BETWEEN JAPANESE, RUSSIAN, MANCHÚR- IAN AND OUTER · MONGOLIAN DELEGATES FOR PRECISE DE. -MARCATION OF THE MAN- The huge order will not prevent | CHURIA-OUTER MONGOLIA BOR- British engineers from continuing to DER IN THE NOMONHAN AREA build for overseas customers and de- | WILL OPEN IN HARBIN TO- Hverles are being guaranteed.
MORROW (SUNDAY), ACCORD- Among noteworthy deliveries" of | ING TO JAPANESE REPORTS, British-built locomotives to overseas
Major-General Bogdanov, Chief of Staff of the First Far Eastern Army, will be the chief Soviet delegate.
during 1939 were six of the world's The conference is a' continuation largest metre-guage locomotives for of the recent conference at Ancheta, Kenya and Uganda railways making possible the journey from Nairobi to | Kampala, Victoria Nyanza and back, 1,106 miles, without changing, en- The acting Premier of Outer Mon- gines, and a specially-build Diesel golla, the chief Outer Mongolian re- locomotive for the Peruvian Cor presentative, arrived with his party poration to run on the world's high- and the Russian delegates in Har- est railway line near La Paz, Bolivia, | bin last night. which includes a six-mile climb with a gradient of one in fourteen along a series of sharp curves.
Turkish railways have ordered 58 locomotives from Britain for use in Asia Minor and large consignments of rolling stock have been ordered by Egypt and the Union of South | Africa.--British Wireless..
They were met by Mr. Kanichiro Kuhota, the Consul-General in Har- bin, the head of the Japanese dele- gation, Mr. Katsuji Kameyama, chief of the Political Affairs Bureau of the Manchukuo Foreign Ministry, Soviet consular officials and a large num- ber of Japanese and Manchukuo cials-Reuter.
By George McManus
Bringing Up Father
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