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The Man's Drink
That Women Appreciate
As the fame of that imperial cocktail, Gin and Rose's Lime Juice, spread from East of Sucz to the West End of London, it was not the men- folk alone who gave the orders.
Somehow their wives and daughters had discovered that
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And with that discovery came another, that even A mere man who insists on Rose's Lime Juice tonight avoids a headache tomorrow.
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Saturday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
August 10 1940.
TWO TELEGRAPH SATURDAY FEATURES
SCRUTINEER
CONFESS
I
used
listen what Hiller made
England though related in point of time was not related in point of fact. The police at home, out of regard for Anglo-Japanese good relations, delayed the arresis but when the Japanese showed that such feelings out of #afeln were not reciprocated there was no
with a certain amount of trepida- Kampf, which every good Nazi is
to buy, Whereas the point in putting off the matter any longer. The whole movement in tion to the German broadenste, since compelled I was still innocent enough to be books of Winston Churchill have Japan has been worked up by the love in what a government-spon- spread light and learning, are ex- Nazi agents who are allowed frco sored department would issue. Now ceedingly well written and have scope within the country in spite of
pleasure to the I can quite calmly hear and read given immense
ally failed to restrain the growing what Germany has to say without world, "Mein Kampf" han aprend & the fact that Germany has no sign- false doctrine, poisoned the minds of power of Japan's traditional and turning a hair.
millions, and fald waste many coun-
Russia. The
pnet for that. #peelfie abject, but OTHER plutocrats in England have when it rufted Germany's purpose
listener.
For instance the other night the fries which are superior to Germany prospective enemy
Japanese signed with Germany a German announcer in very slow In thele cullure. deliberate tones gave the nows of the torpedoint of an 18,000-ton Brit- lsh Uner. He read his piece out in such to hand back thirty-seven fortieths not only to break it, but even to Russia, a way as to make one's flesh creep of their income and many of them sign a pact herself with
one's flesh are clamouring for heavier taxation. Japan's cup of bitterness and dis- or would have made
To sny that Britain is governed by appointment for a time was full. ot. disbelief creep, before the germ
The power of Russia has driven the plutocrats is maul'estly a lie, seeing had
Inoculated Boroughly
that labour representatives such as Japan. couth just in precisely the Major Attlee, Arthur Greenwood, same way as Germany's power in It turned out to be the French Ernest Bevin, A. Vi Alexander hold Europe has driven Italy south. The "Meknes" that was returning the most important Government posta French government in Vichy in with Frenchmen who desired after that of the Prime Minister. It obedience to Germany sent out a to go back to France. The liner was is they in association with the other governor to Indo Ching to replace parties who are guiding the nation the one who was not in sympathy fully lighted and displayed the neu tral French fing. It was a perfect and carrying the masses with them, with the "New Order" In France. target and the German submarine, Colonel Lindberg has addressing It was hoped that the new 'arrange- or, whatever it was, took full ad. 50,000 isolatioalsts in Chiengo. There ment would not only please Hitler vantage of it
steamer
United States and the Colony." descent in the
That, however, was a comparative. are Afteen million citizens of German but would guarantee the integrity of Jy truthful statement compared with they rustly congregate round Chi- BUT this. apparently is not the Germany has, apparently given some that have recently been made. cago, so an audience of 50,000, nct case.
ONLY
yesterday the Germans gave Nazis of course, but Isolationists is Japan a free hand and the French out that when the children, who were not out of the way. There must be now feel they have been concillatory being evacuated from England were such at number who do not wish to in vain. The fallure of the Petnin feaving Liverpool, the mothers, who see America fighting against their government in this matter has ap- were being forcibly deprived of homeland, but that is a very different parently endangered its existence for their offspring, created such a dis- thing from being in sympathy with it is rumoured that it will give way that Nari to another. It may yet be that the turbance that the police had to use Nazi policy. They feel considerable force to drive them Germany is not the true Germany, French colonies will have to look away. In fart a riot occurred. In a but is a passing phase, a thoroughly after their own interests, independ- one it is true. Their ently of and in defiance of the Nazi- previous east we were told that unpleasant
broa only the plutocrats were sending their view is that Germany has taken the sponsored government at Vichy.
If the government of Indo-China children to a place of safety and the wrong turning.
LINDBERGH who has been label- resists the Japanese will have their poorer parents were not allowed to,
led fifth columnist has been extreme- hands full, since the Chinese armies or, could not afford to do so.
Well, what are the facts? Let us ly unpopular ever since he accepted would be at liberty to invade the examine them. In the first place the flattering attention of Hitler and province and to extend the war over evacuation of children is voluntary, Goering who sealed their affection a wider area. Why mothers should agree to send for him by giving him a special Nazi The task of conquering China is still not within measurabie distance ther medal. their
children abroad, and
When I was in the U.S.A. In 1930, of completion and must continue to create a riot about is hard to un-
on Japanese resources, deratand. What I do know is that an air Hne which was called after be a drain
depleted for many many children have been invited to him, had to change its name because already much
so many patrons. It is not years to come. The policy of the go, the children, for example, of the it
It lost dons of Oxford are offered hospitality it to understand the mentality Japanese is encouraged by Germany by the dons and their wives of the of this young man however. He and Italy who have done nothing to University of Toronto. They prefer suffered a tragic blow, when his assist Japan but are determined that however to stay where they are. To little son was kidnapped and brutally Japan should assist them. The at- give some idea of the spirit of the murdered by a man named Haupt- titude of the United States on this country. I myself telegraphed recent mann, a gangster of German extrae- question is still a matter of specula- ly to my, own family and said 'go tion. He saw In Hauptmann the tion.
THE collapse of the Peak Rond
to Canada if worried. Back came German, lawlessness and crime, and the reply immediately not worried', in Germany he saw that such indivi- owing to the heavy rains has had the of putting the clock back. A young fellow out here was also duals were restrained by the most effect
In Eng severe discipline. He saw in Ger- Before the road was constructed the worried about his father land. After examining his pass book many a nailon that was obedient, do- ordinary peak resident found no he came to the conclusion he could elle and law-abiding.
trouble in getting to the Peak Tram The great crimes in the concen- by chair, rickshaw, or more fre QUALITY AIR CONDITION DRYCLEANINGford to bring him out to China,
sa he telegraphed: "Go to Shanghai tration camps were not crimes be- quently by his own power and on was cause they were in accordance with wet days there were plenty of chairs at my expense" The reply
Nazi law. For the United States he at the bottom. The Peak Tram was for all types of Clothing and Household Accessories
prompt: "Go to hell at mine".
which brought the That is the spirit of Britain now, wants the same discipline and cen- a social centre
The Governor sat for these air mail letters and tele- tral control. It is quite natural that family together. CARPET SHAMPOOING UNDERTAKEN PREPARATORY
should approve of German in the front row and others had their grams do not refer to the condition he TO STORING
emciency and favourite scnt. The motor road in England a month or two ago, but methods, are quite recent. Those who speak rigid discipline imposed by the cen- broke up these pleasant gatherings of the effectiveness of German pro- trai nathority. The United States for the one-man car became the or-
day.
The motor car is paganda methods are surely repeat- however believes in creating in- der of the ing some German comments on Ger- dividuals who can discipline them- obviously a luxury for most people man propaganda. It largely consists selves. The task is hard, of course, but the excuse is of malignant attacks on the Prime for those Germans reared in an at- minutes, though it loses contacts.
of repression, who find One wonders if it would not be a Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, the mosphere violence of which is a measure of themselves in the United States with good thing to ration petrol in the a liberty which they do not know Colony as at home and in Australia. German fear. ~
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THE arrest of the Englishmen in reduction of the amount con- sumed would obviously lessen the he is not a mun of wealth. He cer- Japan and the arrest of Japanese in need for tonnage and increase the amount for sale elsewhere, that is tninly was highly paid for his books and articles. It is even estimated
where it is most wanted, and would probably improve the health of a that at one time he was the highest
good many, whose chief exerciso paid of all writers, making £15,000-
consists in getting in and out of a a year, but he always spent freely. These earnings are but a fraction of
car.
and Mr. PEPYS
THEY TELL ME
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4th. Lord'a Day)--Lay a Hitle
in Hospital with an affection of the sciatic nerve for which I am sorry. Much talk at the Clubbe of the evacuations and such but all the Issues are so tangled that nothing sure emerges. Back to my office where, seeing it be holyday, 'I doe sleep in my arm-chair for an hour and then back to my papers until it bee time to visit Mr. John whom And somewhat melancholique and wee did talk a space. He tells mee to my great surprise that Mr. Eddy the Purser, is also in the Hospitall so I later converse with him. Home to dinner and so to bed.
6th. This day comes a letter from my wife for which I do return thanks, though it seems shee is not in good health and this puts mea in a maze for it seems there is little I can doc. For 1 had been minded to try to bring my family to Sydney where soon It ems there will be a many Hongkong
2nd. August.To the Clubbe this evening where there is still much talk of the evacuation, but of it I am in no mind to speak too plain for between the vapourings of tiresome women and statemerits of adminis- Lration it is hard to draw a balance. But when I doe remember the stories of the Belgians who did walk into France pushing their all before them and later the upon a hand-cart French moving South in Ike manner. I am minded that war hath greater tragedies. Yet I doubt not they suffered much and I doc pray for them a peaceful sojourn in Australia. 3rd-Up very betimes and to the olice with my he-chiid in his motor. coach. And I did marvel that by the houses of the Custodes Rotulorum the barred off bail of the road was not yet mended and I was in doubt if the Work office were minded to uno the pits for the growing of But I now learn that Asparagus. they had known of a danger for some late but it is my turn for Sunday folk of our acquaintance. But it shee time that the road may subside and duty to the office so I must needs to bee sick it may not bec. But Lord! try to prop it but can find no sure the Tramme where for once I take What evil and troublous days wo live in. Here, our new Acting Governor, Creed tells me that return blue with
sure Lieut. General Norton lands; this thereunder was a dump made many knowledge that I shall use the return morning but with less ceremony than years ago when the Customs Houses
at all were built ond that in consequence half. For twice before I have done I ever doo recall in these last twenty events, and His of the over heavy rains this begins this and then returned by motor years to move. So at the Clubbe where Jackney. To the Clubbe at a half Excellency at once takes the oaths.
7th. A showery day with very I take my muncheon I learn there is after twelve but to my surprise Mr. a subsidence and the road is blocked. John is not in his wonfed seat, Took heavy rain late in the ovening when And this is mighty Dl newes for all a glasse or two of Hollands with Mr. I dee visit Mr. John. Home, betimes, owners of motor-coaches who are Povey and others. It seems that the dined und so to bed..
8th-This day dawns more fair and caught with their vehicles below the road will bee a long business, though break. Before I heard this I did goe it may happen a temporary bridge 1 doe trust that the, weather may in to Mr. Caldbeck's office and drank can beg, erected. Back to my house chango. For without a dry spell I a glasse of Hollands waters but where I doo eat a late nuncheon of a know not how the road may bee Mistress Swift was not there but only nant's tongue, cold with fried batatas repaired, and this is of vital import- her Lord, Mr. Knife and Major and afterwards rest. Later comes a anco. Reading in the newes shoots O'Trigger. And Lord the babble of message my he-child spends the night the situation seems, somewhat easier, gunnery was such that I was at a at Shck-Oso I spend the evening whyle in the correspondence I don stonde to follow the conversation and alone with a book and Ba who is a perceive the growse be lifted from so did sit down close beside the bottle good companion. Hce is still mighty evacuation to ARP, pay, And it of Hollands and give myselfe up to fame in his hind-leg but it seems to is as I suppose a good anfety valve, threatening. somewhat meditation. After my nuncheon back hurt him not and hea la in the wildest though, it may bee, with to my office where 1 order some of spirits lying upon his back and shortage my papera which doe multiply daily, destroying the fringes of the chair extravagant in that commodity. This and write to my wife, poor wretch, covers madly. Thereafter hee rattles day I did see an old friend of mine, who I fear le as lonely as I am save down upon my stomach and slumbers who hath had his car upon the Penk that by now the children are return soundly unul I doo; get meo to bed. ese many years, ran mighty fast ed. And I trust that Providence may 5th.This day is holyday but Lord! and catch the Tramme as it starts. protect them from all-dangers of war What use are such to meo save that I And I doubt not in time wed shall for. It seems even where she is, the may lion little later in the maming, all become less lieavy and more agile. At the Clubbe I learn Mr. John is Dined quietly at home and so to bed. Hup drops a few bombs.
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