THE CHINÀ- MAIL, APRIL 2; 1941.

MUTT AND JEFF -

MUTT, LOOK AT, THE

| MECHANICAL TRAMP I

LOOKS CUTS!

INVENTED. I'LL CLEAN UP

VA FORTLINE ON IT ́!

IT WILL APPEAL HOT ONLY TO --- CHILDREN, BUT

TO GROWN-UPS"

AS WELL!

ELL WIND HIM UP AND SEE HOW

HE WORKS

Üboire, Sunters:

YOUR TOY IS A FAILURE--

IT DOESN'T WORK!

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By BUD FISHER

IT'S HOT GUPPOSED TO WORK? IT'S A TRAMP: - ANDU- TRAMPS NEVER WORK!!

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Раду 2.30-8.13

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Angels of the airways in

an exciting picture

with power-drive from start to finish and ends with the most thrilling climax cver filmed.

A POINT OF VIEW

sum

the

Any attempt to

up average flying man, the average crew of a bomber, in 21 single imaginary portrait would be whol- ly misleading. But this does not mean that the man who does special job will not have, or ac-

THEY SHARE EVERY RISK UNDER THE SUN!quire, certain habits of

THEY SHARE RISKS ... GLORY... FUN!

FLIGHT

with

VIRGINIA BRUCE

WAYNE MORRIS - RALPH

ANGELS

DENNIS MORGAN BELLAMY JANE WYMAN

Directed by LEWIS SERER A WARNER BROS,-First National Picture Bowen Play by Mawha leo from on Original Story by Jerry Wold and Richard Morenlay

a

mind

which it him for the job. If a possible character for a rear gun- ner had to be imagined, "Tail End Charlie" might be appropriate.

Tail End Charlie, in his hutch at the end of a bomber, sits alone and looks backward all the time; it is perhaps for this reason that he is something of a philosopher. It is true that his meditation may

be interrupted at any moment.

He looks down on "a little dark cloud drifling quietly and spilling rain into the sea," he sees a rain- how far below him, but it will never be known what reflection this inversion of the natural order of things night have prompted.

FOR TO-MORROW – FRIDAY – SATURDAY Just as he was about to draw his

A True Amazing Story That Pulls No Punches!

"MYSTERY SEA RAIDER”

A Paramount Picture with

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OUR 10-MINUTE CROSS-WORD

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- mother.

8 Web-like

membrana

12 Slender finial

--13 Cry of

BOETOW

14 Among

16 Bulgarian ...coin

16 To. harass

10 Lock of hair 20' Inclination 21 Artificial Jangungo

22 Music: high

23 Preposition*

27 Coreal grass 29 Féminine

* pronoun

30 Jester

31 Man's nick

namo

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34 Butterfly

35 Enclosing"

structure

37 Rodent

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30 To Burn

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intensely

51 Period of

time

52. Jump 53 Pertaining

to the ears 54 Iniquity,

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I Animal skin

2 Imitator

To amuse.

A Charts

5' Malt beverage,

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HETAMORPHOSIS RA TRATE BOLE

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10 Illumined 11.Fruit drink 17 'Printer's

morstire

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triumph

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captain's attention to the sight, using his telephone to speak to the other end of the bomber, he had to signal a more urgent mes- sage; a doubtful acroplane coming straight at him, dark against the sun.

was

But these interruptions, though Tail End Charlie must always be on the watch for them, are suffi- ciently rare; for the most part a quiet stoicism is required of him. However little is happening at any riven moment it is a point of honour that he should remain, cramped and often cold, in his lit- tle glass turret.

These long hours of lonely meditation have perhaps quicken- ed his perceptions; when some- thing does happen he is keenly aware of every detail. When o searchlight catches the bomber he feels like a nervous actor spotlit before a great audience-and 8 hostile audience at that." And if an answer is wanted to the ques- tion which so many people must have asked--what does it feel like to make a parachute jump?-Tail End Charlie is the man to give it. He is, of course, a man of action, but well able both to think and to communicate his thoughts; he is strong but by no means silent. His job gives him a certain detach- ment, Looking backwards he must feel a little out of it when he hears, at the other end of the in- tercommunication system, the rest of the crew talking about the landmarks for which they are searching or the target they have just recognised.

When the work is done and the bomber turns for home he will observe the last results of the raid and comment on those fires which he can still see when he is 30, 50, or 100 miles on the way back to his base.

His may sometimes be the final judgment, and it is appropriate that this should be made by one accustomed to take # detached view of the whole night's work.

But his rare moments of violent action demand exceptional powers of decision and initiative; all the more exceptional because such moments are so infrequent, and the rear gunner must so suddenly 28 To the shelter-rouse himself from his patient

25 Exact likeness

26 Siberian' river 27 Dolts

ed sido

28 To understand

30 Bed

33 Economises ·

33 Uncooked,

30 Symbol for

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37 To tell

38. To lay siege to

40% to revere 41.Periodic

Windstorm

44 Party 4

43 Great Lake:

46 Tror denús

47. Completely

48 insent

49 Cereal grass 60 Poetiap it in

contemplation.

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