THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 19, 1941

MUTT AND JEFF

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TTA

OUCH! HEY!

SOME PEOPLE JUST DON'T HAVE ANY MANNERS!

THE BIG BOOB KICKED ME IN

THER SHINS!

Library, Suplerin Count

TEN MINUTES LATER

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Bv BUD FISHER

BEG PARDON, MA'M, DID WE ESTEP ON YOUR FEET BEFORE?

You CERTAINLY DID!

O.K., MUTT!

OUR SEATS

ARE IN

HERE!

BRITAIN'S "PANZER" MILITARY

DIVISIONS

CODE FOR WOMEN

Now that members

of

The British Armoured naissance machine. Arrangements the A.T.S. and the W.A.- Divisions have been re-naissance.

have been made for distant recon- organised. They now form

a

comparably superior to the Ital-

A.F. are to be given full Both in gun power and armour Army and Air Force most powerful instru-our armoured divisions are in- status, a code of regula- ment of war and are cap- formations, while it is confid- tions is being worked out able of meeting any cor-ently asserted that the British and will be presented to responding formation of divisions are at least as powerful the enemy with

instruments as any of the Ger- Parliament shortly. prospect of success.

every

man Panzer divisions so far pul into the field.

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Changes have been made in the

The German Panzer divisions types of fighting vehicles with a each include about 300 to 400 view to producing the hardest tanks of various designs and sizes, hilter ever known in our

but there appears to be no finality army organisation.

about The

their

organisation. The component parts, too, are well balanced.

Nazis are understood to show decided preference for heavier These self-contained units in- rather than lighter tanks. They clude, in addition to the latest have already substituted the design of tank, mobile artillery, motor-cycle for the light tank for anti-aircraft and anti-tank units, reconnaissance purposes. field squadrons of Royal Engin- eers lorry-borne infantry and administrative and

units.

maintenance WANT WHITE-OUT ON

Cruiser Tank's Uses

The cruiser tank is the stand- ard fighting vehicle. It has a speed and fire power which, apart from its normal employment, make it useful as a close-recon-

THE BLACK-OUT

The new status was announced to the House of Commons by the War Minister, Capt. Margesson, and the Under-Secretary for Air, Capt. Balfour.

Regulations being prepared by the War Office and the Air Min- istry will define which sections of the Army Act will be appli- cable to women. Such questions as saluting between men and women in uniform, right of re- signation, welfare services and punishments will be decided.

Freeing Men's Services

they

An appeal to motorists to put have been so valuable in freeing Both the A,T.S. and W.A.A.F. white paint on blacked-out por-

men for other duties that tions of direction indicators is made by the Royal Society for, are to be greatly the Prevention of Accidents.

White paint makes the indica- tors more visible in daylight.

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5 Epic poem

To append

12. Discord.

14 Author of

"The Raven": 15 Lock of hair

10 Underground

prison

10 Line of -

*Junction

20 French. colní

21 Pronoun

22 Exclantation

of satisfaction

24 Narrow

- opening ""

28 To obstruct

28 To observe

30. Son of Lot

32 Weasel-like

mammal

35 Epochs. 27 Heavenly

bodyA! 39.Torecline! 1:40 Variety of Ath coffee

742 Ox of Célober

44 Preposition

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of the ancient

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electrical capacity

50 Cowardly

69 Part

60 'Australian

-¡bird.

61 Religious song

63 Title of respect

64 Lukewarm

65 Mound

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VERTICAL

& Church council

9 Simian

1 Deed

10 Unhappy

destiny

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3 Desserts

4 Quantities

of medicino

5 What did

you say?

6 Seed covering

7 Burden

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

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11 To refuse

13 Sacred song

17 U. S. naval

station

19 Lows, as a cow

22 Ancient alloy

23 Chlef male ·

· Agure of a ..play.

25 Residence of

chieftain

27. Wire measure 20 Every N 31 Seat of justice 83-Island-of-the Cyclades, Range of?" Be knowledge

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38 Cover of a building 41 To stop 43. Aaldo :** 44 To hang 48′ Gama fish' 49 God of war :50 Prefix: half

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54 Wings 55 To' take out 67.Mongrel

Job Freux: three

fa European, flah

I numbers.

increased in

To-day there are 35,000 mem- bers of the A.T.S. and nearly double that number are needed. Women are also becoming increas- ingly necessary to the R.A.F. in a wide range of duties.

It is felt that full status will make the Services even more at- tractive to women,

Women On Education

Capt. Margesson made it clear that A.T.S. women will be em- ployed only on work for which they have a special aptitude, in- cluding duties at searchlight and gun stations. There was a parti- cular need for women of good education.

"The service will remain a women's service," he said, "under the general direction of women. The disciplinary code of the Army will be applied to it only in so far as the wider responsibilities now envisaged necessitate."

Existing members were en- rolled on the understanding that they would be subject on active service to military law and any penalties that might be prescrib-

not, ed. They were

therefore, being subjected to conditions in- consistent with the terms on which they enrolled.

the

Similar assurances about W.A.A.F.s were made by Capt Balfour.

JUST HIS CUP

O' TEA

A free cup of tea which she served led to the marriage of Eleanor Farrington, YM.C.A. ¡mobile canteen voluntary worker, of The Grange, Wellesbourne, Warwick,

Czechoslovakian Lance-Corporal Vitezslav Glaser.

to

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