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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 25, 1941,

ITALIAN PRISONERS ARRIVING IN THEIR THOUSANDS

(From Reuter's Special Correspondent

in Alexandria)

LIGHT UNITS OF THE British Navy, bat- tling through waves whipped by sandstorms sweeping out to sea from the Desert, continue to pour their thousands of Italian prisoners into temporary camps at ports, including Alexandric.

Since the fall of Sidi Barrani 54,000 pri- soners have been conveyed to Egyptian ports but yesterday's batch was the first from Tobruk.

As the ship bringing Tobruk prisoners approached the harbou port-holes were filled with head i with surprised faces gazing at

tu convoys of lorries drawn up escort them to camp--surprised because they had been told that; Alexandria had been levelled to the ground.

Another il usion Was that ta- lian armies were pushing victor- iously through Greece.

The disembarkation was rapid- ly carried out as dust-covered figures in grey coats filed down the gangway carrying knapsacks Elankets and battered suitcases of varying sizes.

Cheerful Captives

BLOOD DONOR'S RESCUE

Dnev

Soon after he had given two

blood ne palienes pr 9 d. cal hospital, Scoutmaster George Wind, 4th bermondsey 10. elinibed a drainpipe to rescue

believed family

trapped bumwed house.

That

Although still weak from blood trans.usion, and able to use oay one hard. he climbed up the

Their equipment, and espe- cially their boots, appeared to drainpipe un il it collapsed.

be in much better condition than that of captives from Sidi Bar- rani.

The captain of the shin told me that the prisoners had been very cheerful during the voyage, and after a meal the previous night had spent most of the night singing songs.

A number had offered to do jobs of work on board.

The only officer

th's among batch of prisoners was a young aù force doc'or, who, discussing Axi: collaboration, said that "it was an

bu agreement between two men no two nations."

Before the lorries with their human load had reached the ori- son camo among the date palm the warship was already prepar- ¦ ing to bring in further contingents. of cantives, who now number over

100.000.-Reuter,

ARMY NOW 'ALL FOR' A.T.S. GIRLS

"Those who were against them are now all for the girls in khaki, When this war is over I shall be sorry if I have to replace some of the A.T.S. women working with me by men.'

An officer holding a high posi- tion in an executive branch of the Army in the North of England eave hat opinion about the greal A.T.S. "scandal."

"You can knock out the word 'scandal' at once." he said. "The only 'scandal' left, when all the eticiam there has been is an. alysed, is the failure of many of us to realise sooner, the great value of the work the A.T.S. could de; and is now doing, for this country as part of the Brit ish Army,

"In some miliary. circles the A.T.S. was looked upon with suspicion.

"We thought it was merely gn- ng to give a lot of girls some.. thir to do and keep them amused during the war,

"Some of us thou-ht they migh answer a useful purpose by post. ing letters and making cups o tea.

"Well we got a surorire.

The gl's were not... sati-fled t- mail bejuttons ƒnd make the tea. Thev'd inined the Army to do real work for the country. They asked for more to do.

"Some of them do their work 'ar better hän men clerks. They avé roleused thousands of men

service with... fighting"

clerks for

units:"

He fell to the

NEW GREEK THRUST MEETS SUCCESS

The Italians have been forced to with- draw to new strong positions much fur- ther in the rear, as a result of a new Greek thrust, states a Greek Press Ministry an- nouncement quoted by Athens radio yes- terday.

The Greek advance follows Thursday's

capture of

new

heights, prisoners and material. It WOS marked by great bravery and stubborn determination, the

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announcement -Reuter.

said.

commented on by General Sic John Shea, Scout Commissioner for Londen, when he visited Ber. ground, buthurusey Boy Scouts' Association

h.zdquarters.

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broke into the house and hack his way to the bedroom.

introduced to the General was Alter putting out a fire he was sixteen-year-old Eric Young, who, uvererms by tume, and collapsed, 'secing a bomb on the roof of a Members o. b's troop pulled him, locked flat, clambered up a stack- hrough the hole he had ride in pipe, clung to the guttering when ihe nipe broke, and crawled on to Mr. Winmill's pluck, and the the blazing roof and tore off tiles general courage of his Troop were to smother the flames.

the ceiling.

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