THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 2, 1941

SECRET VILLAGE HOMES FOR ARMS EMPLOYEES

(By A Special Correspondent)

SECRET VILLAGES · are to be built in the countryside for aircraft and munition workers so that they can sleep in safety if the industrial towns where they work are blitzed. Fleets of motor coaches will carry them to and from the factories.

This plan has been devised by the Minister of Labour and his advisers.

The site of one village has al- ready been chosen in the North of England and architects and build- ers are at work on the plans.

The Government estimates that: the average population for these mushroom villages will be about 5,000, but vary according to the number of workers in the parti - cular factory served by the vil- luge.

T.U.C. AND

RED ARMY

STRUGGLE

Even the lay-out is designed for THE safety.

Four-roomed cottages will be built in a circle round an old- fashioned village green. But they will not be evenly spaced.

Some wil have long gardens at the back, some at the side or

IN A JOINT STATEMENT BRITISH TRADE UNION CONGRESS AND THE LABOUR PARTY PLACE ON RECORD WARM APPRECIATION OF THE GREAT EFFORTS OF THE 80. VIET UNION IN THE COMMON STRUGGLE AGAINST HITLER. 1SM AND WELCOME THE FULLNESS OF THE COOPERA-

ANCIENT SWORDS WILL BECOME TANKS

war

Ten thousand swords used in cavalry charges in the last more than twenty-two tons- have been handed over to be made into tanks and other weapons.

Maximum controll- ed prices will be paid for them.

STAR TO TESTIFY

IN 'ORGIES' CASE

LIONEL ATWILL, THE BRI TISH BORN FILM STAR, WILL SOON GIVE EVIDENCE BEFORE HAS DEVELOP. A LOS ANGELES GRAND JURY IN THE SENSATIONAL "HOL- ED BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN

LYWOOD ORGIES" CASE. AND THE U.S.S.R.

in front, so that a bomb falling TION WHICH

in the neighbourhood could not demolish more than ono cot tage.

Chapel And Cinema Each brick and timber cottage is planned to house two workers. One in the upstairs "flat," downstairs.

one

They arm the conviction that the growth of this cooperation will result in the overthrow of Hit- lerism and the achievement of a understanding between their peoples which is a necessary condition of enduring peace.

common

The lawyer for Virginia Lopez who, with Eddie Larue, is accus- ed of causing the moral downfall of sixteen-year-old Sylvia Hama- laine, asked Sylvia: "Were you embarrassed when you cavorted in the nude at the home of Lionel Atwill last December in front of six people?"

The statement then deals with the suggestion which has been inde that common action be Although the Judge overruled taken by the T.U.C., the Labour the question, it was not struck

Water will be laid on and also electricity for lighting and cook- ing breakfast and supper.

Factory canteens main midday meal, but rations for Party and the Communist Party from the court record, Lionel At-

supply

other meals will come from village shop.

the

of Britain.

the

will's lawyer said later: "Atwill Saying that the suggestion hav- will lay the entire facts before A central hall will include a ing been given careful considera-the jury."

chapel, cinema, restaurant,

creation rooms.

ro-

BOY REMANDED

was re-

tion, the statement reviews the nctions of the Communist Party in Britain since the outbreak of Dolled about the countryside. the war and comes to the con- these villages will be mass-pro-clusion that by reason. of the duced and similar in design. One!

A 16-year-old boy unstable and irresponsible char- will be constructed where each

acers of the party policy, which manded for 24 hours by Mr. H. new factory is being built.

is never determined by democra-C. Macnamara at Kowloon yester- tic means, there is nothing in the day morning for snatching a wrist situation which justifies the col- watch from Lau Chi, 23, spins- laboration asked for. British ter, at the junction of Waterloo Wireless.

and Nathan Road yesterday.

KILLED ON WAY TO PALACE

The

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in- the

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RICE RESEARCH

Imperial Council Agricultural Research in

ON WRONG DAY has sanctioned a scheme to crease rice production and

For avoiding payment of train large-scale Introduction among Jare from Shalin to Yaumuti on While on his way to

cultivators of a great number of Thursday, Wong To-vu was fined Buckingham Palace to new varieties of rice which are $15 by Mr. D. J. N. Anderson at yesterday. Accused suited to different tracts, includ-Kowloon receive the Distinguished

train ticket, ing some which will grow on had an overnight

which was no longer usable. Flying Cross, Squadron-dry land-Reuter. Leader Anthony Hibberd, 25, was fatally injured in a road accident. He has died in Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

in

He was a passenger in a motor- car which overturned Queensbury Road, Edinburgh.

Squadron-Leader Hibberd, a nephew of Mr. Stuart Hibberd, chief announcer of the B.B.C., was born at Cheddar, and his fathor lives at Ringwood, Hanta.

He gained the D.F.C. during a night attack on

A.B. IS A.1. IN SOCIAL SCALE

SHE WAS 18 and in love with a naval seaman,

but her father, who had an hotel, thought a sailor

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and merchant wasn't good enough for her. The kind of bridegroom P

voy of destroyers and merchant

ships in the North Sea in March. her father believed she should choose was from a

He manoeuvred his aircraft to carry out a torpedo attack.

The different class

aftack a difficult one, was bril- liantly executed despite heavy to the hotel. anti-aircraft fire.

THEIR FAVOURITE

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from the wealthy men who came

But Joyce Deeprose, of Littlehampton (Sussex) had found true love and Littlehampton County Bench gave her the right to wed Able Seaman David Henry Reeves, 28.

People of Selsey Bill, Sussex, As soon as the hearing was have forwarded their Spitfire over, Joyce and David were Fund total of £1,300 to the married at Worthing. Minister of Aircraft Production

"We are very, very happy "for gun equipment for a Splt-Joyce told the "Daily Mirror." fre, as it is the sound they most have not seen my father." like to hear."

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he granted Joyce's application, Mr. H. S. Falconer (for Joyce) said Joyce and David had known each other, for eighteen months.

Mr. Deeprose sald, hla dough- „tor" was too young to marry, and-" hinted - that sho... should marry someone" of a batter social position,

In court, Joyce heard her father's doubts about the social He pointed out wealthy men standing of the men of the Royal who frequented their hotel, and Navy corrected.

Mkapa hinted that these were the sort it, feel strongly that there she should be friendly with. Is no Rocial position. In this Mr. Deeprose In evidence, sald country to-day higher than he opposed the marriage because, that of a sailor in his Majesty's his daughter was too young and Navy," sald Dr. G. W. Eustace, the position of Reaves did not -chairman of the Bench, when justify marriage,

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