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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 11, 1940.

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She Joined 'Hello Happiness' & Met-

WESTERN FRONT

ROMANCE No.

IN 1935 HE SAID "BRITAIN

IS OUR

BEST FRIEND'

HERTZOG, Boer leader who fought Britain in the Boer war and opposed Britain in 1914-18, a few years ago showed a change

of heart. In 1935 he wald;-

"Once I reganded England as the enemy, and would not have eared if the Fleet Bank to the bottom of the sen

"Now our Iberty has been res- tored, and the enemy of former days has become our best friend,

"The Hellish Navy means the Same to us as to the British prople, for the freedom of our country depends on it as Eng- land's freedom docs."

WESTERN Front Romance No. 1 has come to Olga Richards, 22-year-old variety actress from Chingford, Essex-all because she joined the "Hello, Happiness" company to entertain the British Forces in France.

After a cold journey from England, the company arrived late at night at a town in the B.E.F. area where they were to give a series of shows.

Put arrangemenis had broken down-there was no one to meet the shivering players and they had no idon where to go.

The position seemed pretty black when Olga izhled an RA.F. officer.

She ran up to bit and he gave a delighted simile of recognition-he was a young squadron tender whom she had met at a pre-war party in England.

He took charge of the whole com pany, saw that they had het food, and put them to bed in tents. Olga slept in a "denboy."

Wire Ring

Next day Ensa offietals made a be- lated arrival, the series 43f shows began and every night the squa- dron-leader saw the show from the front row of the stalls.

On the company's last night in the town he und Olga became engaged.

There was no time to buy an en- Kagerucht ring, so the squadron- leader played on the third înger of Olga's felt land a temporary ring made of wire from one of his nero- planes.

I spoke to a very huppy Olga at her hotel at Air Force hend-quarters (writes the Exchange War Correspon- dent).

"The squadron-leader goes on leave in ten days time." she said. "By that time I shall be back in England, and we are to be married as soon as possible."

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THEY'RE TIED UP FOR THE DURATION

JAPANESE IN THE GOBI DESERT

Passengers on cruise ships see this scene in the harbour of | Curacao, in the Netherlands West Indies, showing Germon merchant ships at anchor. The ships sought shelter there when war broke out and appear to be tied up for the duration. More than 900 men are in their crews,

The old hands are glad to be out of it.

Ralph Lynn's Daughter Marries in Secret

DOUGLAS (Lanarkshire).

WATER IN STORAGE

Supplics in Reservoir Better Than Last Year

There were 2,060,23 million gallona of water in storage in the Colony's reservoirs at the end of Februnry, na against 2,279.09 million gallons at the same time last year.

The figures for Kewloon are 1,914.85 million gallons against 1,374.00 Inst year, and for the Island 1,031.30 mil- lion gallons against 904.10 million gallons last year.

The rate of consumption of water on the island during the month was 15.5 gallons per head of the popuin- flon per day, ag against 21.1 last year. In Kowloon it was 11.2 gallons as against 10 gallons last year.

The estimated population is given us 890,000 against 300,000 list your on the mainland, and 960,000 against 500,000 last year on the Isinnä.

HOW LONG WILL THE WAR LAST?

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it explains why litter is so indis- posed to make many bombing raids England. He can only afford to undertake operations of definite mili- tary value.

IT is not likely that much ro- liel will be obtained from Russia

Could Russia' help Germany sub-

ONLY a few villagers at Douglas saw Miss Betty Lynn, ae- tress daughter of Ralph Lyun, the film star, marry Mr. John H.stantially even if she wanted to? Jones, of Reigate, Surrey, in their old parish church.

Would Russla allow Germany to undertake the development of her

Although members of the Church; The minister's wife was maid of entire transport system and the ex- of England, they chose Douglas and honour, and his son the best man.

a Presbyterian wedding to avold the

ploitation of her oilfields?

Could Hitler spare the men and publicity of London ceremony, Ralph Lynn was unable to get materials to undertake such a for- And because the parish minister, Mr. away at the last minute, bul Mrs. midable task? A. Salmond Sinith, is an old friend, Lynn was there.

Above all, could Hitler wall?

LANSBURY FOR PEACE PRIZE?

A GROUP of members from both Houses of Parlia- ment is nominating Mr. George Lansbury, M.P., for this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

It includes Lord Sankey; Lord Ponsonby, Sir William Jowitt, Mr. Wedgwood Benn, Mr. J. C. Wedgwood, Mr. Graham White and Mr. T. Edmund Harvey.

taps sacrificed more than anyone for

It."

The letter of nomination refers to

Mr. Lansbury's efforts for peace from the time of the Boer War, and em- phasises the work he has done since resigning the leadership of the Labour Party.

KOWLOON THEFT

↑ · THIS remarkable air photograph was taken on the Ordos plains In Mongolia, where Japanese forces Mr. J. Moodie, of Waterloo Road, have been operating lately. Mr. J. C. Wedgwood said:

has reported to the Police that yes- "Although I do not agree with Mr. During the last three years Mr. terday morning someone stole from The photograph shows hundreds Lansbury's political views, I shall be Lainsbury has visited leading figures his bedroom a watch and clothing to of Japanese supply tracks Ined up glad if he gets the prize.

In many European countries, includ- the value of $225. The thief op for the advance across the desert.--- "I think he has been an outstanding Hiller and Mussolini. He willparently gained admittance through! ing figure in this work, and has per-be 01 next month.

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