THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 18, 1940

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HISTORY

LONDON, TO-DAY. SOMETHING OF WHAT THE WAR HAS INVOLVED FOR ONE OF THE FOUR GREAT BRITISH RAILWAY SYSTEMS IS REVEALED BY FIGURES OF L.M.S. TRAFFIC FROM OF SEPTEMBER 1 TO THE END 1939.

The company claims to have made history in the carriage of freight. In these four months the L.M.S. operat- ed the biggest number of loaded wagon miles in its existence.

The total reached over 520 millions in the compared with 428 millions same period of 1938, and it represent- ed about ten and a half million loaded wagon journeys.

an average

of

four

Every day thousand freight trains were run for the conveyance of loaded

traffic

an increase of five hundred compar- ed with a year ago,

It is pointed out that this greatly

traffic increased freight

has been handled to a large extent in the black- out and at the same time as the line has had to deal with a large volume of other priority traffic amounting to over eleven thousand special pas- senger trains, including troop trains, leave trains and "evacuation specials.' SOUTHERN RAILWAY

for Despite these heavy demands war purposes the company has pro- gressively restored its ordinary ser- vices to the public to a point where the density of passenger train opera- tion is estimated at seventy per cent. that of the peacetime normal.

The Southern Railway has also is- sued returns for the first four months of the war, which show that the com- pany ran 1,317 special trains for na- val, military and R.A.F. personnel.-— British Wireless.

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LONELY WIFE-even on

SATURDAY AFTERNOONS

You'll be home for lunch, won't you, Bob?

Oh, sorry, but I forgot to tell you I'm going out with some of the boys this afternoon

He's ameys out, Scothe. Even when he's home ha kardly talks. I know.. I've been run-down and dull-looking, but I don't deserve to be treated,

like this!

MARY DECIDED TO TEACH BOB A LESSON

JO

Dear Bob,

9 know you don't want me any· more, so I'm going home where g & am wanted.

See that Southe gets his food all

right. Mary

BY HER MOTHER'S. HOME

You're a very foolish girl! You've let yourself” get tired out and nervy. "You look about fifty." How can you expect Bob to be interested.

Now you go back home and see a

doctor!

DEADLY

POISON GAS

AS

LONDON, TO-DAY. DESCRIBING THE OUTPOURINGS FROM THE ZEESEN RADIO "DEADLY POISON GAS FOR AN UN- SUSPECTING PUBLIC," GENERAL THE SMUTS, IN A MESSAGE TO SOUTH AFRICAN TRUTH LEGION, DEALT WITH

TO THE DANGER THE SOUTH AFRICAN PEOPLE OF INSIDIOUS FORMS OF NAZI PRO- PAGANDA WHICH ARE BEING DIRECTED AGAINST THEM THROUGH THE AIR AND IN THE PRESS.

The Truth Legion is an organisation recently formed to combat such pro- paganda.

The South African Prime Minister said: "The only means of defence is for us to spread the truth as against lles to create goodwill as against mis- chievous insidious malice, to hold aloft the light as against the mental dark- ness and moral blackout with which we are menaced.

"Let us have faith in truth and its all conquering powers." Wireless.

British

MARY GOT HOME BEFORE BOB AND BURNED THE NOTE,

THEN SHE WENT TO SEE HER DOCTOR-

Jana Lar

Invere -40

nemo

am kak

Sv

right

SO - HORLICKS EVERY NIGHT

AND ...

A WONDERFUL CHANGE CAME OVER MARY

..and, Doctor, I even wake tired

SIX WEEKS LATER

From what you tell me, Mrs. Norton your trouble is Night Starvation. You'ver,

even at night you go on using up

energy in heartbeats, breathing and

other automatic actions. In your case,

this has also led to an excess of acid waste products in the blood.

All this causes you to wake tired, feel and look run-down and ""nervy: "Recent tests have proved that Horlicks is what

people need for that....

Darling, I'm proud of you. You're so bright and gay, so full of life!

THINICE!

BOB LOVES ME AGAIN: THANK İROODNERE

FOR HORLICKE

NEUTRALS IN THE WAR ZONE

LUXEMBURG, TO-DAY. YESTERDAY MORNING, A SHELL STRUCK A HOTEL DURING A VIOLENT ARTILLERY ACTION ON THE WESTERN FRONT. THREE HOUSES WERE HIT AND SEVERAL WINDOWS BROKEN BY SHELL FRAGMENTS, BUT NO ONE WAS HURT.

According to the Luxemburg press, several shells landed in Luxemburg villages on Sunday.

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One shell hit a high-tension trans- former, causing an electrical break- down.

It

is not yet known where shells came from.. -- Reuter.

Do you feel worn out, depressed and nervy?

Take

K2

Do you even, wake tired?

HORLICKS

Guard Against

NIGHT STARVATION

Then you will sleep-

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