THE CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 14, 1941.

LANDSLIDES SABOTAGE

IN NORWAY

LANDSLIDES IN Western Norway, which arc believed to have been started by a secret organisa- tion of patriotic Norwegians to hamper the German occupying forces and provoke unrest, are reported in the Stockholm newspapers.

The fact that a number of them occurred at the same hour would seem to indicate clearly that they were no accident of nature.

If further confirmation were needed that these landslides are ¦ one of the most remarkable ef- forts at sabotage on record, it is to be found in the fact that bath! the Norwegian police and the German military authorities have already made a number of - rests.

BRITAIN'S FIRST

SHELTER CHAPLAIN

Britain's Arst official Honorary Shelter Chaplain hus been ap- Moreover, Nazi troops in the pointed by a committee of Rom- region affected, where a state offord (Essex) Borough Council. Siege has

been declared, have He is the Rov. Wilson Bridgr. been put on a war footing and i

thirty-five-year-old Congregation- reinforcements are being rushed}

al minister. up from Oslo. Soldiers and police.

have taken charge of damaged highways, They stopping and searching all motor cars and travellers

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It is probable that the recent rains and slight snowfall softened the ground sufficiently for it tu be easy to start these landslides by exploding small quantities of dynamite.

The railway between Osh ani Bergen has been disrupted in no fewer than 10 places The State highway along Hardangerfj ad and Eidsfjord is also damaged and wit take a long time b

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NURSES SAVE 80 CHILDREN

Nurses carried about eighty children from a Bristol children's) hospital a quarter of

mile through a recent night's blitz to another hospital. then returned for one who had been missed.

"When we heard the whistle of the first bombs that fell," said Nurse Osborne, "we shifted all the children---about eighty of them-- from the top wards to a ground- floor corridor.

"Then there was a terrific crash as a very heavy bomb-some said that it was an aerial tor- pedo-hurtled down through, the operating theatre and wrecked the entire hospital.

Not Frightened

"We were all a bit dazed, but I do not think we were frightened. Our matron, Miss Eills, was quite calin throughout. She inspired us all. She was wonderful.

"She said:

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We must get the children out of here, so we each picked up as many as we could carry in a cot and ran to another Bristol hospital a quarter of a mile away.

"We had a shock when we counted the children and for 13 one was missing, but some u us ran back and found him. a little two-y-ar-old, under a mackintosh in the doctors' room. He quite all right?".

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The food situation in Bristol is stated to be not serious, nor the casualtiehuavy.

FOUGHT IN LAST WAR AT 13: HERE AGAIN

The youngest Canadam to fight in the last war is serving the. Empire again,

He is Quartermaster-Sergeant D. Murdoch, of the Royal Cana- dian Engineers, now England

with his unit.

In the Great War he was a sailor.. He joined the Navy in 1916, when he was thirteen years and ten months,

"I was driving along the street and the traffic lights were at red. I drew up, saw. "a" recruiting pós- ter, gat out of the car and en-" listed. If the traffic lights, had been rt green: I should not have been here now,"

"said the young Canadian.

City: Sheriff Killed Mr G. Percy Trentham, building con- tractor and engineer, who was elected a sheriff of the City.of. London at the end of Jung, was killed in a recent air raid. Mr. Trentham was a liveryman of five City companies..

He originally undertook the job without cdficial status because, as he explains, “It was the wish of the people. I saw the job there to do, so began to do it And it is unpaid “

Col. de Wiart, V.C.. who com- munded the Allied Forces in Nor- way, is gazelled temporary major- general.

POSSESSED BY "MATRIMONY MANIA"

Jack Barrasford, aged forty-five, man- ager of a Carlisle cine- ma, was sentenced at the Old Bailey to twenty-one months' imprisonment for bigamously marrying two girls.

He was stated to have been convicted of bigamy in 1936.

The Recorder (Sir Gerald Dodson) told Barrasford that he seemed to have an "inordinate appetite," for matrimony. "In- deed," he added, "ma- trimony has become a mania.

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