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NANCY
I'M SICK OF BEIN' CALLED A TOM" BOY, NANCY..
WHAT'LL I
DO?
TRY
BUT I
TO ACT MORE
GIRLISH-PLAY GIRL'S GAMES!
Friday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
January 10, 1941.
DON'T LIKE
GIRL'S GAMES!
HOW ABOUT
SKIPPING ROPE?
OKEY DOKE?
C'MON -- I
KNOW A PLACE WHERE. I WON'T FEEL TOO SISSY-
LIKE!
By Ernie Bushmiller
Canniz ZushmillER
APPOINTMENTS
HOPKINS NAZIS USE MACHINE-GUNS NORWEGIAN ARRIVES ON PARIS DEMONSTRATORS
US. Representative
In Air Raid
LONDON, Jun. 0 (Ruter).—Mr
Harry Hopkins, President Roosevelt's
personal representative, arrived London this evening.
He declined to make any statement
ut present concerning the nature of his mission.
Special to the "Telegraph"
ZURICH, Jan. 9 (UP).—A belated but apparently reliable account of the disorders in Paris last Armistice Day reveals that German troops employed machine guns to quell the demonstrators, and the German authorities withdrew the meat ration in Paris for two days.
The disorders in Paris were
widespread and
more
An air raid alert was in force and more
were booming when Mr Hopkins serious than previously admitted arrived at the main line alway by either Vichy or Berlin. station, The platform was barricad- ed and guarded, and no members of the general public saw him.
two R.A.F. planes appeared over the At the height the demonstrations, Mr Hopkins, who was accompanied "courage, confidence." The
elly and wrote in huge smoke letteri from the port of
port of disembarkation by
letters Mr Churchill's Parliamentary Private
hung suspended for a half hour IH Secretary, Mr Brendan Bracken, was clear blue sky, while no Germa greeted at the station by Mr Herschel planes arose to attack. Johnson of the American Embassy, representatives of the Foreign Ofice, Admiralty and other Government, department.
Italian Budget
ZURICH, Jan. 9 (Reuter),-Only 40 per cent of the year's expenditure will be covered by revenue under the Italian budget, according to the news-! paper "Stampa."
Revenue during the next financial year in estimated at 20 millards lire. For the previous five years, deficits aggregated 80 millards lire.
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How Trouble Started. It is reported the trouble started when
crowd numbering many thousands tried to parade along the Champs Elysees singing and chanting "Vive De Gaulle."
The
German occupation troops armed with machine-guns fired volley of warning shots into the pave- ment, the bullets glancing off and wounding many persons,
Leahy Sees Petain
200,000 Germans In Occupied Poland
-Null and Void!
LONDON, Jan. 9 (Reuter),- The Norwegian Government has issued a statement declaring null and void the appointment made authorities in German- occupied Norway without regard to established laws.
by
It is authoritatively stated in Norwegian circles in London that the newly established posts in state or municipal government will be subject to review when the legal government is re-established in Norway,
Appointments due to political motives or other Improper reasons will be annulled and the poressors them will be held to account for of such posts and those who appointed their actions.
LONDON, Jan. 9 (Reuter).-About 200,000 Germans have now settled in Polish territory which has been incorporated into the Reich, according to figures available in Polish quarters in London to-night.
| possession of firearms and concealing declared that the confiscation of The Norwegian Government also munitions, according to Polish quar-private property in Norway is null ters in London.
Germana, recently repatriated Almost three quarters of these from the Baltic states, are now in Poland while about 75 per cent, of Germans formerly resi- dent in Poland have been pre- sented with 15,000 expropriated Polish Tarming estates,
Twenty thousand German miners thave, been transplanted to the
LONDON, Jan. (Reuter).Ad- Kattewire coal area, States Ambassador to Vichy, had half miral Willlain Leahy, the new United |
Poles Executed LONDON, Jan. 9 (Reuter). Six
un hour's talk with Marshal Petain more Foles have been executed by this afternoon, according to a Vichy the German authorities for being in report.
LORD BADEN POWELL FINDS LAST REST IN KENYA
NYERI, Kenya, Jan. 9 (Reuter),-Lord Baden Powell, Chief Scout, was buried this afternoon in a tiny cemetery here. The funeral was carried out with full military honours befitting Lord Baden Powell's rank as Lieutenant General.
NO APPEASER
Lord Halifax's Mission
To United States SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Jan. D (UP).—Mr.
Winston Churchill made it clear to- day that Lord Halifax, the newly appointed Ambassador to Amerten, is nist an appeaser and is determined to fitht Nazlism at whatever
Lady Baden Powell was not present Abbey, but the question of whether the inst vestiges are destroyed.
uf
until
as she lua been obliged to go into the the offer will be accepted or whether country to rest after the strain
He stressed the fact that Lord nursing her husband during bis ill-the remains will be transferred to dence of nearly everybody in Britain. Halifax commanded the full cont!- Gilwell (chief Scout centre in Bri-who
ness
mean to preserve in our victorious end will be reached.
The Briush Government made an tain) will not be decided' until after righteous cause until it is certain n
for burial in Westminster the war.
offer
sentenced to death for an attack on will have to be returned to the proper
A Polish peasant in Kalisz
and void and without proper legal was basis and that property thus selzed German prison warden,
owners.
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