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THE
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MYSTO THE MIND-
READER!
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VICEROY'S APPEAL
For India's Patience
And Goodwill
Services Win Rugby
(By "Fly-half")
(Continued from: Page 6.)
Police 22-Club "A" 5 pOLICE left no doubts as to titer
NEW DELHI, Nov. 5 (Reu- ter)-Broadcasting to the na- tion. the Viceroy of India, Lord Linlithgow, announced with pro- found regret that the conversa-
ability when they defeated Club tions Inaugurated with the "A" by the large margin of 17 points. "Club "A." on the other hand, cut representatives of Congress and a sorry figure, and only for a brief the Moslem League had hitherto spell after Lammert's try gave any not achieved what he had hoped. | Jakilug of team work. Club forwards The country was entitied to know, uffered from the same fate as the at a time of such gravity the nature 1st XV pack did prior to tast Satur-
bad marking of the proportions lie had invited the day; namely. two organizations to consider, and to-eauls. lackadaisical work In the morrow he would publish correspond-nose, and general unfitness ence which might make the position! perfectly clent.
In the
The Police forwards' must take all the credit for their substantial win. They were full of are in the loose. and chased every loose ball, and as result of this they scored most of their. tries. They just would
not
Reconciling Differences After expressing the view that the consultative group he contemplated held great possibilities for the future.give the Viceroy appealed for the patience respeel were Morrison, Riddelt, and and goodwill of the Indion people and Cullinan. of the great political organisations,
up trying. Prominent in this
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Financial Assistance For War Victims
STATE AID FOR SOLDIERS' FAMILY
SCHEME for financial assistance to families and certain other dependents of men with the Forces has been announced by the Admiralty; War Office, and Air Ministry.
For wives and children, except where husband and wife are separated, family or marriage allow ance will be issued under the normal regulations of the departments, but without restriction as to the age of the sailor, soldier, or airman.
Normal weekly rates of allowance are 17s. for a wife, Gs. for the first child, 3s. for the second child, 29. for the third child, and 1a, each for any further children.
The grant of an allowance is asistance in any cases of serious in-i conditional upon an allotment anelal hardship arising from service] from the man's pay, additional and not covered by the scheme of to the allowance.
normal allowances for families and dependents.
The weekly allotments required range from 75. in the care of a man on the lowest rate of pay to 28s, a week in the case of a man on the highest rate.
Dependenta Single men or married men where family or marriage allowance is not; being paid muy claim a "dependent's
war
Forms of application for a depen-: dents" allowance under the scheme must be completed both by the man and by the dependent. The man will be able to obtain the neces- sary form from his unit: the depen- dent at the nearest Post Office.
Officers
An Army Order will shortly bef
Don't Tell The Wife
Pall
AN ex-spy gave some advico in the B.B.C. Home Service programme recently on how to foil his German "opposito numbers,"
"If you are in a war job." he said, "say nothing about your work, not even to your wife."
Many people now to Govern. ment jobs were as open about their work as when they held civilian jobs.
Even the humblest clerk might get information which could be of use to the enemy.
V.C.S ARE EAGER TO SERVE AGAIN
NOW that there is a pros-
Puller practically, ruled the line- In his efforts, he proposed to con-out by good work by Dempsey and tinue 10 reconelle differences to relieve the result which all these who working in the
Jenner, Searle bent Burford at cared for India desired.
scrums. Luscombe Was an opportunist India Office Statament
at serum-half, Faust scored three tries a result of LONDON, Nov. 5 (Heuter).-Fol-bad tackling and marking by Ruther- lowing the Viceroy's broadcast, the ford and the Club back row forwards, India Omer Issued a statement by Rutherford was more accurate in his the Viceroy and copies of the cor-passing than Luscombe, but was too respondence with Congress and Mog-slow and was often caught in posses- lem leaders in connection with the sion. abortive discussions.
Fay was active as stand-off hair The Viceroy's statement says that for the Police, and scored a good try allowance" for one genuine depen- he discussed the position frankly with after evading three tackles. His dent provided that certain conditions issued dealing with allowances of Gandhi, Rajendra Prasad and Jinnah, opposite Carruthers tried hard only are fulfilled. Rates of allowance in married officers and providing for the and begged them to discuss the pro-to see his openings being wasted by this case are inclusive of the allot-issue of a family lodging allowance") vinelal position among themselves the bad handling of his threes.
nient.
in aid of the cost of accommodation) with the view to putting forward, in
Dependents include grandparents, of a married ameer's turally not) agreement, proposals which might be
POLICE THREES BETTER parents, brothers and sisters, and accommodated at pubile expense. considered for some expansion of the NEITHER set of three-quarters was separated wives and children, "un
In the case of an officer. below 301 Viceroy's council
outstanding in attack. The married wives" grandchildren, and years of age (who, in pence, does not Following the discussion, says the Police line had better combination, foster-parents.
receive, allowances in respect of hist Viceroy's statement, there remains and handled better than Club's, but
An unmarried wife" and children family), the allowance will be at the an entire disagreement between the the ball was seldom passed out to the of the man will be eligible for a spe-following daily rates:-- representatives of the major parties, wings without an abortive attempt to
cial dependents' allowance, provided
pect of "a bit of a do❞ For wite only, 3.; for wife and onc on fundamental issues,
break through being made first.
il established that the woman was child, 4s, dd.; for wife and two or for the B.E.F. on the West- Will Try Again
The right wings of both teams maintained by him on a permanent more children, Ja. dd.; one child only, ern Front, a certain trio of lie is not prepared to accept this 'Lavalli (Club) and Leslie (Police) domestle basis for a reasonable period 4s. Od.; two or more children, ás, üd. fallure, but he proposes in due course were triers. Wilson and Jackson, of (at least six months) Immediately Daily rates for the family of an Lancashire lads are strain- to try again in consultation with the, the Poilee, especially the former, before the man's joining up.- officer 30 years of age or over when ing at the leash. They are lenders of the great parties and were inclined to hang on to the ball
separated from his family vary princes to see if there is still too long.
according to rank, and are:
feeling the urge to have Lossibility of securing unity.
Except in the case of a wife, "un-1 Ranks above colonel, 11s.; colanci, "another packet." The Congress Leader, Rajendra and not until Nelson was taken out allowance is admissible if the depen- September. 8s. 4d.; October to May, and sevens, married wife," or widowed mother, no Ds. 6d. lieutenant-colonel, June to Prasad, in a letter to the Viceroy of the pack and Wilson moved up did dent can support himself or herself or, D. Gd.; major or captain, 75. Bd. V.C.S of-the-Great-War;- They are Manchester on November 3, reiterates the im- they even show individual endeavour. in the case of a mother, if her husleutenant or 2nd Heltenolit," 6s. passibility of Congress accepting the Nelson broke away once British policy as declared in the make Lammert's try for him. Lam-
nicely to band is capable of supporting her.
heroes in their day and gen. Viceroy's declaration, or to consider mert
Incapacity for self-support or fo. was quick off his steps to further co-operation, unless tacked pace once through,
mark, but the support of others may be accepted |
eration, now almost forgot-- the policy the British Government
on the ground of youth, infirmity, ori Wall, at full back for the Force, uge. was the outstanding player on the The qualifying allotment, since all feld, there being a touch of class in men are now on regular rates of pay, family or marriage allowance. and of pay. varies with the man's rank und rate MR. BASIL DEAN, who, us
is made clear in a declaration on the lines suggested by Congress.
Club were at sixes
Incapacity
Allowances
A letter to the Viceroy by the everything he did. Hopkins for the is the same as would be required for Aloslem League leader, Jinnah, states Club tried hard. that he had met Congress lenders, who informed him finally that they (three) Fay, Morrisun and Wheeler. Police scored through Luscombe could not discuss any questions re-Fay converted Luscombe's second try, garding the matters mentioned by and Taylor converted Wheeler's, Lam- the Viceroy relating to the provin-mert scored for Club, and Carey con- cial, field or centre, until the Britishverted. Government had complied with their demanda as embodied in the resolu tion of the All-India Congress Com- mittee,
Hence these two questions were not further discussed.
New Minister To Stockholm
Entertaining ten by the crowds who once
The Troops
new or-
honoured and feted them.
Two of them, Sergeant George Stringer, of the 1st Manchester Regiment, and Corporal Jack White, of the King's Liverpool Regiment. are grousing because they are too old for the Army.
.
Director of the Entertain- ment Branch, Navy and Army Canteon Board during the Great Minimum allotment is 7s. a week, War, organised entertainment. and the three rates of dependents for the troops, has started his
The third, Major Harry Kelly, allowance, focluding the allotment, old job again.
of the West Ridings, now. land- ore 123, 175, and 20s. Od. a week.
Mr. Dean is head of a
lord of the Liverpool Arms In other words, where the required conditions are fulfilled, the State Sunisation, the Entertainments Na-Hotel, Beaumaris, Anglesey, has will, where necessary, supplement the tional Service Association, formed to applied to the War Office for mon's allotment to bring it up to provide entertainment for the Ser-enrolment in the Officers Re- whichever of these rates is appro- vices in war-time. LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter).The priale.
A committee of about 30 members serve. The admissibility of any allowance of the entertainment industry-has representing nearly every branch V. A. L. Mallet, C.M.G., Counsellor and the rate depend on a number of been formed and Mr. Dean will act
"I'm Atty and they won't take me at: ang price, though I still think. I could do my bit," is ex- Sergeant Stringer's been appointed Envoy- which the man was making before he is liaison officer between the com-
Krouse. SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH
Ho Extraordinary and Minister-Plent joined up, and the financial circum-mittee and the Navy. Army and Ale works at Newton-street branch of SHANGHAI, Nov. 6 (Domel)-M. potentiary to Stockholm, io succeed stances of the household during his Force Institute.
Manchester G.P.O., and is known Henry Cosme, the French Ambassa= | Sle_A. Monson, Bart, KC.M.G.
as the Postzian V.C. "No Competition" dor to China, is shortly proceeding Mr. Mallet ucted 14 Charge
White, Mr. Dean told a News Chronicle his servicer to a balloon barrage unit now forty-seven, offered to Hanoi en route to Chungking, it d'Affaires in Washington during 1038 for the cost of his own keep-which is reporter: "Although nothing definite months before the war started, but was rellably learned here to-day. and 1037,
put at 7s, a week-the man has been has yet been settled, the general there were certain dimeultios. Now) paying more than 155. week, the policy of the scheme has been laid he has his own business to manage. allowance will usually be 178. a week. down. The commitico includes re- But sometimes he gets restless and} No allowance will be issued unless the presentatives of the theatre, the con-feels he ought to be back in khaki man's contribution before he joined cert hail, the variety stage, and we aquin.
French Ambassador Foreign Ofice announces that Mr.
Going To Chungking at the British Embassy in Washing-factors, particularly the contribution
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Thus if, after deducting something
up was more than the qualifying hope that the film industry will also allotment which he would be required be represented.
to make from his own puy-
Eligibility
"Entertainment will be given by actors not liable to military service, and by actresses. We are not com-
As regards financial circumstances peting with the ordinary professional of the household, determining eligi-fentertainers, and in no circumstances bility for an allowance. the same will any shows be given in places
Baby Born In Iron Lung
CHICAGO.
practice will be followed as in the where professional entertainment is MRS. Gertrude Epstein, 22,
| Milltia scheme. In effect this means available for the men."
that the allowance will not be issued
to dependents (otherwizo eligible)
who belong to households whose total.
weekly Income, after payment of rent
t
*K. Camera Men
and rates, amounts to 158. or more Exhibit At Home
n head (children not above compul-
sory school age counting as half), or
Although arrangements had been
who had been suddenly successfully gave birth to a 614 stricken with infantile paralysis, Ib. baby while in an "Iron lung.
Her case is without precedent in medical history.
at a rate which would raise the total made for the annual exhibition of the
The respirator was borrowed from Income of the household to an aver- Royal Photographic Society to be Frederick B. Snite, who has lived in age exceeding 18s, Gd. a head (or held at the Selence Museum, South it since ho contracted fafantile 238. Gd. in the case of a dependent Kensington, but, on recount of the paralysis in China three years ago. living alone).
closing of the museum a D: war Five doctors and Shite's personal No further awards will be made measure, the whole of the show had Iron-lung technician took part in the under the Militia scheme. Persons of the Society-10, Prince's Gate, Both the mother and baby are re-
to be transferred to the new house unique delivery. In receipt of allowances under this London, S.W.7-where it was opened ported to be well. scheme will be informed, where
| necessary, regarding the alteration or
cessation of their allowances.
on September 9.
Snite is now able to leave his Iron Among the 235 entries of the Pic-lung for an hour at a time. torial Prints section, two Hongkong He is the son of an American mil- photographers' works were, accepted, lionaire. (Special namely Mr. Peter Cheung's "Bronze Saite was married on August 10 to Allowances) Advisory Committee will Casting" and Mr. Lo Tak-cho's. The a schoolmate of his sister (Miss) continue to consider claims for special Oriental Labourer.”
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Warning!
England to the German People
The Nazi Government has plunged the world into a war despite the endeavours of the leading Powers.
This war is a crime. The German people need to distinguish clearly between their Government's pretext in starling war, and the principles that force England and France to the defense of Poland. The English Government has maintained from the beginning that there is nothing in the Polish question that could justify a European war with all its tragic consequences.
Five months after the Munich settlement the independence of Czechoslovakia was brutally crushed.. Lest Poland be averiaken by the same fate, we had to insist that negotiating by peaceful methods should not be made impossible by threats of force, that the agreement reached-should guarantee -Poland's rights and por- sibilities of existence, and that it would be honestly observed, too. We could neither permit nor accept a dictated agreement
If Mr. Hitler believed the Engilsh Government would leave Poland to its fate out of fear of war, he was very much mistaken. First of all, England does not break her word once It has been given. Besides, it is time to put an emphatic stop to the brutal force that the Nazi Government wants to impose upon the world- The above is a facsimile in German, with an English transla ilon, of one of 18,000,000 British propaganda leadets dropped uver Germany by British planes.1
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