THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 22, 1940
NO OBSTACLE
NOT JITTERY... WEATHER BUT ARE THEY ANNOYED?
THERE IS AIR RAID news of one kind or an- other from all parts of Britain, but in no single case is there any record of panic. British phlegm has been proved conclusively. There has been cur- iosity, which frequently borders on indiscretion; an- ger, but no "jitters.”
Excitement has been mainly manifest among the younger generation, eagerly searching for sou- venirs in the shape of bullets or bits of shrapnel after raids.
where sirens cannot be heard is likely to be tried cut shortly in a number of inland towns in Sussex and Hampshire,
Although weather reports are'
of