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October 23, 1940.

FIRST TIME UP-GOT NAZI

CIVIL

NORWAY'S POST OFFICE

AIR VETERAN PHANTOM

STEPS INTO A FIGHT

WARSHIP

·NAZI SHIPS SUNK Stockholm, Sept. 4. Information from Norway

the dificulties and dangers of

Christmas and New Year Cards" bearing not more than five writen words and enclosed in open envelopes · ore accepted by the post office at the rate for printed matter, c. 5 cents per 2 ounces.

Envelopes must not be closed.

Parcel Post Service to Canton is A FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT FROM TIPPERARY, WHO HAD BEEN

confirms earlier reports alleging temporarily suspended. FLYING BOMBERS FOR MONTHS, JOINED A FIGHTER COMMAND

The Imperial Airways Service be- coastal traffic. Indeed, indepen tween Hongkong and Bangkok is SQUADRON FOR THE FIRST TIME.

dent and trustworthy, sources temporarily suspended. Alr For the first time he waited in the early morning beside a Hurricane, wonder-show that British naval and air correspondence will be accepted of ing if there would be à real job to do before breakfast.

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mail

activity are making German the existing rates of postage and will be forwarded by the first opportunity This was the day of the great air battle over Dover Harbour, when 21 German navigation very precarious on by steamer to Singapore to connect

services. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for gold Lane, 2nd Floor 12, Sat Young Chol The man from Tipperary stepped right into the fight.

fighters and bombers were destroyed. Well, there WAS a job to do before breakfast. the entire coast from Sweden to with the east and west bound air.

Finland.

An air mall service providing a During the week between

connection with British Over Cas August 18 and 26 six merchant-Airways at Rangoon will be available wero destroyed outside during the period of suspension of the Service, The men Calo, including a tanker of about Hongkong-Bangkok, 10,000 tons, which was sunk postage rates for all destinations will be $1.50 per 1⁄2 oz. for letters and within Oslo's inner fjord.

$0.75 each for postcards, Mall for Oll covered the surface thickly fur this service should be superscribed many square miles and all trafile was "Via Rangoon" and bear the usual closed for two days after the tanker's blue air mail inbel. sinking.

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'GIVE ME

A SHOT AT HIM'

"Both bis petrol tanks exploded at the same moment, and I had to dive away sharply to avoid being hit by

he fragments.

He had been flying since 1929 "There wero 30 or 40 Junker 87's, as an Airways pilot-he had in threes, about to dive down and 5,000 flying hours to his credit. bomb four ships in Dover Harbour.

"I watched their bombe falling He had been dying a bomber for when they got down to 2,000 feet,

"Then, below me, I saw three months.

and I saw them exploding in the

Junkers 87's tearing oft for home. water round the ships.

somewhere above were the escort-They were only about 30ft, above the

Messerschmitts. They were surface of the water. ng being looked after by a squadron of

Hit Two More Spitfires, so we had the bombera pretty well to ourselves.

But here was something new, for he had never met an enemy in the air. And here are his own words, spoken on the radio recently when he called himself "the luckiest pilot in the Command":

"Suddenly we received the alarm. Enemy bombers were over the Channel. We simply raced to our aircraft, and took the air to the wail of the sirens.

It was

"I was excited, of course.

In Flames

"I attacked them in turn, chasing dozen miles out to

them about a

sca.

"I saw a Junkers 87 being chased by six Hurricanes, and felt le "I gave the first one a good burst, cheering when I saw the bomber go and I know I hit him. down in flames,

"Then I blazed away at the second "Immediately afterwards another and hit him before turning back.

"From the moment we took off

Sailor Got Nazing on my first action against Junkers new right across my bows.

1 hared after him for all I was worth, to the moment we landed exactly 36

IT was in the darkness of night, somewhere in the North Sea, when one man aboard a British steamer called to another man, "Give me a shot. bring this one down."

Let me

He brought it down Nazi.sea- plane. The ship, Highlander by name, reached port with wreckage of the plane sprawled across P1001.

her

Laurie Halerow is the name of the man who called "Give me a shot"

And he threatened under his breath, " give him what he gave iny brother."

His brother was killed at sen by the Germans.

His sweetheart, a nurse, had been passenger in the ship, but, at their last port of call, he had made her leave to continue her journey on land.

Hail Of Bulleta

George Anderson, standing at the

KO

"After that we had breakfast. "I don't think I've ever had a more jenjoyable few minuter in the air."

This is noteworthy as the Germans

The

Small Packet Post to all- countries

had just pronounced that their new is suspended, precautions were complete and they and raised the lotul ban on naviga-

INWARD MAILS

tion which a few weeks earlier bud Australia and Manila......Oct. 23. been introduced for a few hours Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shanghai every Wednesday night, presumably (Vancouver B.C. date, 5th October)

the harbours' water to rearrange

Sandakan defences.

Oct. 24.

Oct. 24.

date,

41 .Oct. 29. Oct. 25. .Oct. 25,

.Oct. 27.

.Oct. 27.

Oct. 26.

a strange experience to and myself

On several sections of the coast be-USA., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-

and Tromso a

Francisco Iween. Trondheim

Hai (San we

October) enemy, "Would I be frightened? Would I

"I got him in my gun sights and minutes had elapsed, though I sup-number of bodies have been washed home? genuinely let him have it. When I stopped pose the fight itself did not last more causing the local authorities em- Swatow.....

barrassinent for over a fortnight durJaya and Manila wont to wondered.

firing he was covering my entire than five minutes,

ing which they have been collected Calcutta and Straits "When we were at 8,000ft, we windscreen, only 50 yards away.

London and Straits made a turn and saw the German "I stopped ring because he blew

by the hundred.

The bodles are mostly in German Afr Mail by "Fan American Airways up.

uniforms, and nce believed to-be-Direct Service," San Francisco date aircraft.

from Troopships which were trans- 18th Octolier. ferring men and materials to and London and Straits from the Narvik sector. Some ob-U, S. A., and Manila (San Francisco servers think that this is due chilefly

date, 5th October). to the activities of British sub- | U.S.A., and Manila-(Seattle) date, marines.

30th September) The popular belief is that it is the Java and Montla Norwegian torpedo-boat Sleipner London and Straits which is busy again. Tales of the Australia and Manila

( few Swatow. Sleipner's alleged exploits montlis

the ago struck

popular Norway, and soon Imagination in

believed

ONE OPENS AS NEIGHBOUR CLOSES

:

NIGHT CLUB CLEAN-UP

BEING

IS

DEFEATED

TWO. more night clubs in the heart of London's play were closed by the police during a recent week end.

ground

and

persons Norwaything about this

is

Oct. 27.

Oct. 20.

Oct

.Oct. 29.

Oct. 30.

.Oct. 30.

.Nov. 1.

.Nov. 2.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mail are warship which

closed 15 minutes earlier than the thought to dodge up and down

time given below unless otherwise umong the islands striking at German stated, and where mails are advertis- victims. chiefly at

at night.

ed to close at or before 9 a.m. regis- According to a fresh message from tered and parcel malls are closed at Oslo, dwellers near the water declare

that they heard frequent detonations 5 pm. on the previous day. When during last week-end from the fjord, mails are advertised to close after which, it is thought, indicate that pm, Registered and Parcel malls

p.m. tinue there, and that more craft have

Re-German navigation difficulties con- are closed at

And the people who were turned away from them were met outside by touts taken to new clubs that were just opening for the first night 100 yards away.

This is how the police drive to clean up London's night life under the Defence It was not until machine-gun bulgulations is being defeated. The audacity of the promoters of the new clubs is amaz-blue there. lets began to spatter over the ship ing.. that her crew

ew realised that two Nazl

un, understood, and handed over to Laurie Halcrow.

seaplanes were about.

Within 48 hours of bottle ship's machine-guns were parties and clubs being closed The weeks ago, new clubs have open-

and soon George Anderson since the drive started some

ກ scored direct hit bringing one of 6.32 Peter, Dawson (Bass-Baritone) the planes down in the sen

and the Band of II. M. Grenadier plane caught fire and there was a ed nearby, or even in the same

•¦¤; } DA | terrific blaze from burning of and building under a different name.

Guards.

7.00 London Relay The News. 7.15 London Relay-Topical Talks. 1.30 Compositions of Chopin. 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

8.03 Studio-Concert by the Para- disa Islanders.

8.30 Studio-"Great Authors" No. 6: Thunckeray.

A talk by Fatlier T. Ryan, S-J. 4.50 Harold Ramsay at the Organ, 9.00 London Relay The News and News Commentaries..

9.39 London Relay-Ta Talk of Many Things'.

9.45 Grier-Concerto in A Minor, Op 16.

10.15 Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler. 10.30 Selections from Puccini's

Ореган.

11.00 Close Down.

LETTERS

Generous Gift to Kunming

To the Editor,

petrol.

Then there

was forty-minute battle against the remaining plane, which repeatedly dived over the ship with machine-guns blazing.

The police drive is directed par- tleularly against bottle parties.

One reason is the fear that some Service men on leave may be per- suaded to talk indiscreetly under the

It was during this time that Laurie iuuence of drink in the compara- Halcrow act 团 shot" and suctive privacy of a bottle party..

eceded.

Cloak For Spies

A bullet struck George Anderson's steel helmet and another grazed his

Some of London's biggest and bottle parties have Upper lip. Another member of the

closed purely on these crew found that it bullet had gone most-reputablo through the two lapels of his jackel.been

The ship had been zigzagging at grounds.

complaint The police had no full speed throughout the attack.

against the way they were con- ducted, but feared that they pro- vided too good a cloak for Ger-i man agents, particularly girl spies. The profiteers of the underworld are reaping a rich harvest from the "One of our convoys in the North Service men, who are often turned! Sea was repeatedly allacked by Ger-adrift at night. man, alrcraft yesterday afternoon. No

The Highlander, built in 1916, is owned the North of Scotland and

by Orkney and Shetland Steam Naviga- Lid, and the attacke tion

Company on her is described in this Admiralty. communique issued:

Since the police started to closel

Damage was done to any of the ships the battle parties at least ten new: in convoy ur to the escorting war-near-beer dens have sprung up.

A group of touts attached to them ships.

"One of the escorting vessels, works Piccadilly-clrcus. 11.M.S. Weston (Lieut.-Commander. S. C. Tuke. R. N.), shot down one of

the enemy aircraft. There were no

casualties in H.MS. Weston.

Big Game

08

Overseas and naval men are the "big game" because they have most "In another part of the North Sea money to spend.

The beer, sold in the dens s.s. Highlander (Captain Gifford)

dark "ale," or The "Hongkong Telegraph."

was twice attacked by enemy aircraft "bilter." light or

attack the "stout," is mostly the non-alcoholic Sir, The CMS. Hospital at Kun- lost night. In the first ming perhaps the best equipped in enemy aircraft dropped bombs which "hop" ale type sold in sweet shops The night clubs sell it for 1s a the district-war destroyed in an missed and then raked the ship with for a few pence a quart bottle. alt-rald on Saturday. In view of machine-gun fire.

Thalf-pint glass, the urgent need for setting up emer- "While doing so the German air-

The "hostesses" drink nothing but was hit by the defensive

of green or gency units to deal with the casual-eratt

and cocktails, tiny glosses fles, the Medical Superintendent and armament of the Highlander

with a cherry Committee of the Nethersole Hog- Was seen

crush into the sea in red coloured water

In one club four Canadians joined pital wish to relinquish the share flames 100 yards stern of the ship. stick in it. They cost 2s. 6d.

"Two minutes later the steamship due to them of the collection and

A round for drinks four "hostesses," St. John's Cathedral

Highlander was attacked by another gifts taken at

the bombs cost 148.; there was a tip to a 'dis- on Hospital Sunday, so that the German aircraft. Again

circled to engaged hostess" acting as waitress, whole amount may be sent to Kun- missed. As the aircraft ming.

I think those who gave on renew the attack, it was hit, causing and extra high prices were charged

for cigarettes. Hospital Sunday should know of this it to lose height.

The girls drank up their drinks "The port wing of the nireraft! generous decision.

A. P. ROSE,

struck the port lifeboat at the davits, at a gulp and asked for more. The Acting Chaplain. This swung the maching around and Canadians spent £5 in less than half

an hour. I crashed on to the poop.

"The police cannot touch these denɛ, morning the Highlander steamed Into harbour for they do not actually break the with the wreckage of the German law by selling alcohol.

To run a gold-digging den for the poop. The only aircraft on her Winifred casualties sustained in the steainship purpose of robbing our fighting men Cullis, c.a., will airess an open Highlander were two men wounded is not illegalt.

Dr. Winifred Cullis

To-morrow Proftwor

meeting for both men and women, at 9.15 pm at the Y.M.C.A, Kowloon. Lady MacGregor has kindly con- sented to take the chair.

This is the last public meeting to be ́úddressed by Professor Culila bc- fors she leaves for Chungking and Singapore, and, it is hoped that a large number will seize this oppor tunity of hearing her,

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

A total of $1.478 07.10 was reached yesterday by the War Fund Inaugurated by the B. C. M. Post, Ltd, with the tot lowing donations:

This

steamship

'Emigrated' Man Is Still Interned

Australia.

ITALIANS RAIDED-White puffs resembling huge flowers are British bombs bursting on Asmara aerodrome, Italian air basa in North Africa, as Royal Air Force fliers make usveral direct hits.

His Was A 'Veteran's

Bravery

THIRTY-FOUR is a veteran

Though in agony, he got to within three miles of his base before his machine gave out. He had to make hc fost a parachute jump. Then consciousness.

Lost An Eye

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.Oct. 20, 9.00 am.

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Oct. 20, 5 p.fu.

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Lott has since lost an eye and has Delhi probably ended his flying career. He calle

Hongkong will be very sad about that. For in Howrah the official record of his award it is Ipoh said that he "displayed an intense desire to engage the enemy."

to say he had been emigrated to age for an R.A.F. pilot. There

Ho is a Portsmouth boy who is an are not many pilots as old as But Sir John Anderson, the Home that flying over enemy territory example to all boys who have joined Squadron the R.A.F. He enlisted in 1022 as a on bombing raids. Secretary, told the House that Hans

boy entrant and becaine an aircraft was being released to join the British Leader Charles George Lott is apprentice two years inter. Army.

Four yours of hard work and study Hans's young English Wito phoned an exception. the camp commandant in the Isle of

And he has been awarded the Dis-and he became a sergeant pilot. Five Man. "He told me that Hans Is still interned, and quite well," she tinguished Service Order, the Air years Inter he was commissioned and said afterwards. "No quthority for Ministry announced. He already held became a fight lieutenant by 1930.

the D.F.C.

When the war began he was too The case of Hans Alec Rosen-bis release has yet been received."

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not Ara not ovan more intornors Commons becomes

chmitt 110s in filthy weather. Illskirk, Amiens and Abbeville, machine must have time to work. puzzling.

Nuremberg

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on' with his There is room for plenty of Charles 500, ber for Newcastle-under-Lyme, told claims distant relationship to. Lord consciousness, pressed

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Oct. 28, 5 p.m...

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.Oct. 28, 5 pm.

Oct, 20, 5.80 p.m.

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G.P.O.

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