THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 16, 1941.

MUTT AND JEFFAIR

MISTER, I'M IN AN. AWFUL EMBARRASSING POSITION: - I DON'T USUALLY DO THIS

BUT I'M A LITTLE

PUP AGAINST IT!

CAN YOU SPÁRE A PENNY? HAVEN'T EATEN ANYTHING FOR THREE DAYS!

A CENT? WHAT CAN YOU

EAT FOR A CENT?

ゲート

Ubrary, Supreme Court

OH, I WOULDN'T THINK OF ASKING YOU FOR MONEY

TO EAT, SIR

CORB

I JUST WANNA

?

WEIGH MYSELF!

TO

O SEE

HOW

MUCH I LOST!

Page

Bv BUD FISHER

KIN YA BEAT

THAT ?--- THE CHEAP SKATE ONLY

GIMME WHAT I ASKED FOR!

ONE CENT:

"INSPECTOR HORNLEIGH" KILLED

Mr. S. J. Warmington, the actor known to mil- lions of listeners as "In- spector Hornleigh," the B.B.C. radio detective, was killed in a night raid on London.

He Was in bed when in-

cendiaries began to fall. He got up to help The Bre-watchers and|

AR.P. workers, and was dealing bomb fell and killed him and

with fires when a high explosive

several others. He was 56.

Councillor L. E. Smith, Mayor

of Westminster, and Councilor

K. G. R. Henley, Mayor of Ber

mondsey, were killed in air at closed. The Mayor of Weat

tacks on London, it was dis.

SOUTH AFRICAN SUPPLIES FOR

THE MIDDLE EAST

THE RISING TIDE of South Africa's war supplies output, including vitally important repairs and replacements of parts of the Middle East mechanised armies, was outlined by the Union's Director-General of War Sup- plies, Dr. H. J. van der Bijl.

In a statement in Johannesburg yesterday he disclosed that expenditure exceeded at the end of March this year £43,250,000 which is almost as high as the Union's total 1939 pre-war Budget.

minster was killed while visit. ing a shelter which received a direct hit, and Councillor Henley was killed by a bomb while helping the fire-fighting service. General Sosnkowski, Vice-Pre- mier of Poland, was injured in the back. neck, and hands in the raid.

was Marshaling

for the

The South African war supply Union has effort. having fulfilled the criti-

already sent by air cally urgent task of equipping the spares

many Lons

of urgently needed for tanks. Springbok Army

aircraft, and African campaigns, is now maksult of which much-needed fight- East gums in the Middle East as a re-

The General, who Pilsudski's right-hand

important contributions to ing equipment quickly returned man, was the common Empire pool.

†to service. the only General to win victory in the Polish campaign, defeating

Not only did South Africa's several German divisions near war supply output in July reach Lwow.

the highest levels ever but the

OUR 10-MINUTE CROSS-WORD

by

the

Mass: Production

"This big repair shop develop- ment has been undertaken the clastic adjustment of existing armament programme without impairment to the plan- ned output of major items," de- clared Dr. van der Bijl. who mentioned that the total delivery of South Africa's armoured and fighting vehicles now runs well

into four figures and that these vehicles have been most success- fully employed already in three campaigns.

The mass production of aerial bombs in and other

progress

the past six months s being delivered to the Middle East thus saving valuable ship- ping space and time for Bri- taln.

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HORIZONTAL

1 Sharp blow

4 Clamp

8 Chart

11 To muddy 12 Former tear 13 Southwest- stern- Indian . 14 Greek letter 15 However,

17. To consider

19 Residue 21′ Dervish's

cap

23 Compact

mass

24 Part of

hammer 20-Meadow

28 Fruit

31 To cry like

33 Fruit drink? -35; Night before" Sant'event.ge

38 Proposition

38 Surging

41 Article 42 Man's name

44 Likewise

45 Head organ

47 NGITÓW.

Plopening.

49 Firearm

#51 Military cap:

04 Worm

56 To, observé,

38 Epoch....

59 Faith

62 Fucl

64 King of Boshan

65 Tropical

bird

WWE

66 New Zealand

bird

Bộ Bum

70 Girl's name :71 God of love

72, Holland, commune.

VERTICAL

1 To wake

2 Sloth

3 Fold

4 Necessary to

life

5 Four

6 To weaken

7 Poetic:

* sufficient

'Mix-up

9. Consumed

10 By

11 To break.

suddenly

* YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

TWOMPI OF A CONSCIENTIOUS RAT ANSER ASI EM AHRT DA

ZARY AM I D BREA ADDAN ROP RAP DETT GOT TOL‘A BRA SAV VAPID

NS NA ORA NO NIR NAVAL CAE OVEN PELYSATE DERATERE OPENN

14 French

conjunction

18 To sleep

20 Border

22 Envious

25 Pen-point

27 Flurry 29 Indchiscent

fruit

30 Males

22 Humorist

34 Sheop 70-Atmosphere 37 Prefix

thred" 30 Ship's record, .40 Large ox....... :43 Character in. Vanity, Fair"?

46 Female- rutt 48. Edible

emollusk 50-Abyssinian,

title

32 Surgical Ginstrument

3 Shakespear

- can, villain. 15 To wither. 37 Babylonian · 1 doity

19 Cry of sheep 00 Football

lineman'

01 Animal hair. 63 Pronoun: 67 Artifelal'

Janguage 69 1Lypothetical

force

Women were operating ma- chines in factories with the most excellent results.

The most notable increase was in small arms and ammunition output thanks to the rapid con- struction of new factories and the flow. of new machinery with the British Government's assistance.

Reuter.

SLENDER GIRLS WANTED

Small and slender girls are at a premium in the Iowa Social Wel- fare Board offices..

Chairman King R. Palmer wrote the Iowa Executive Council that congestion in the Board's Ale room had caused "inefficient procedure and delayed operations" and "wo are literally forced to use only the small and slender girls m this room.”

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