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January 13, 1941.

Italy Gets Bombs And Churchill Pamphlets

LONDON, Jan. 12 (Router)—A new attempt is being made by Italy to bar the now familiar route used by British bombers between Britain and northern' Italy.

Laat Saturday night for the first time, batteries of anti- aircraft guns ranged on the Italian slopes of the Alps opened fire against RA.F. bombers going to attack the Royal Arsenal In Turin.

The rolders reached their objective one after another. soon after mid- night, despite this addition to the hazards of..winter flying over the Alps. The almost clear sky which awaited them over Turin enabled them to identify clearly railways and streets and the sweep of the river

Posome aircraft carried a number of very heavy bombs which were re- leased, with a shower of incendiaries, right Into the arsenal, Explosions which followed the bursting of the bombs went on intermittently and could still be seen when the bombers were back over the Alps. The fires were equally impressive.

One pilot was prevented from at tacking the arsenal because his bomb- release had frozen over the Alps, but he flew on until the mechantsin had "come alive" again and bombed the Flat works and another factory,

Four-page pamphlets giving Mr Churchill's recent speech were also

dropped.

Birthday Party Celebration

UNIVERSITY FUNCTION

A ten party was held in the

one

INDIAN LABOUR

With British To

The End

JAMSHEDPUR, Jan. 12 (Reu- ter). It was Indian workers' interests that suffered from the many movements hindering the war effort, said the Labour

leader, Mr M. N. Roy, calling on the workers to stand shoulder to shoulder with the British worker who "was bearing the brunt of the responsibility of defending the world against the menace of Fascism."

Mr Roy added, "We will be false to the international ideals of the Labour movement If we fall to extend helping hand to our British comrades at this movement."

Nazi-Russian Trade Pact

Counter To U.S. Aid · LONDON, Jan.

12- (Reuter)

prominence to the agreements with

COVENTRY ATTACKED-Air view of the ancient city of Coventry, England, recently sovercly bombed by German air raiders in assorted retaliation for the bombing of Munich. St Michael's. cathedral, right contro, was foft a pile of wreckage, although the 300-foot

tower remained standing.

Powerful Explosive

Not Used

THREE FORTUNES

MADE AND

AND LOST

This is the story of Hugh Sewell Kingdom, who made and lost three fortunes, at one time controlled property worth hun- dreds of thousands of pounds, and was a humble clerk when he was killed recently by à Nazi bomb.

During his lifetime of fewer than 60 years he prospected. fought and speculated, spent money lavishly, and ended up as a suburban clerk. At 14 he took part in an Alaskan goki rush, at 15 he was clerk to a court of summary jurisdiction in Saskatche-') wan, at 16 he was a reporter in Manitoba, nt 18 he was a rough-

real estate men in the Transvaal. He became the right-hand-man of

"SCIENTISTS have a new ex- plosive far more powerful and frightful than anything we are. now using. Also it can be pro- duced considerably more cheaply than the explosives we are us University Unión Assembly Room on Saturday afternoon, when Dr. E. L. German broadcasts are giving greating," said Professor J. D. Bernal De Souza L.M.8., M., B.8, (..), L. Soviet Russia, and Germany seens at a meeting of scientists in Ox-rider in the South African war, at 20 he was one of the largest (Rotunda) celebrated his 36th year to be most interested in extending ford recently. of graduation and his birthday.

Dr Souza Way

existing trade treaties. These, they of the Arst

"Requests that the Govern- ot the old Hongkong claim, will bring about a

larger ex-ment should adopt this explosive un American Insurance and theatri- Medicine,

change of Colle

of

which

of goods, and propaganda tó the home front hints that they are They continte with old-fashioned able fortune, which he lost in unfor are at once have been unsuccessful, cal magnate in South Africa, and merged into the University,

taken, being used as a comer Germany and expensive explosives while tunate deals. Speculating again whe returned to England with a consider- A group photograph was which included Mr D. J. Sloss, c.n.E, growing realisation Inside Germany Vice-Chancellor

of what American help will mean to the new weapon is waiting to be the remnants of his lost wealth, he of the University, Britain. The "Voelkische Beobach who, however, owing to a previouter" calls it "the greatest economie

used."

started an ambitious scheme for the engagement was unable to attend the

part_ever

British settlers to A reporter who called at Professor | emigration of ever concluded between states." which followed, party

Demarcation of Frontiers

Bernal's home to ask whether he South African orange groves. Addressing those present Dr Souza

could verify or add anything to this

All was going well when the un- traced the history of the uni-

could not predictable vagaries of the seasons astonishing statement, contact the professor, but saw

caused two successive droughts and woman, who said:

ruined the orange crops,

ica

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Soviet broadcasts devote more attention to the demarcation of the

between He frontier

Germany

versity and the early days of the

and

to

Hongkong College of Medicine. Raglan-occupied Lithuania and mentioned the

names of several prominent men connected with the the exchange of German nationals in medicul profession in Hongkong, Baltic countries for Baltic nationals among

them being Sir Patrick Man in Germany. son, Sir James Cantlie, Dr Maclean

ure

There is little comment In London Gibson, Dr J. C. Thompson, and Dr although many trade experts Francla Clark. He also recalled the sceptical about any expansión of munificent gifts by Sir Kal Ho-kal Soviet-Nazi trade, pointing out that and Sir Hormuslee Mody in the the agreements in force are already building on behalf

of the University.

believed to

to provide for larger ex- changes than those pre-

it has been possible to ent, Father G. Byrne, S.J., said that carry out. Germany primarily wants Dr Souza

train man of kindly all, followed by Wus character and had manifested invari-materials, and the supplies she can *able Interest In the students. Dret from Russin are limited by Souza, he said, was a co-founder of Russin's own requirements and the the University Union.

The guests included Hon. Mr R. A. C. North, Hon. Mr S. H. Dodwell,

and

serious difficulties in transport.

raw

Prof. W. Faid, Prof. R. Robertson, Nazis Make Their

Prof. Hsu Ti-shan, Rev. E. W. L. Mar- tin and Mrs Martin, Dr T. Y. Li and

Mrs L, Dr Frank Ashton, Dr S. W.

Tay Her Fathers G-Byrne, Side

J. Malone, W. Downs, A. Rossello,

Dr and Mrs C. H. Thomas, Mr and

Own God

Righteousness of War LONDON Jan. 12 (Reuter).-The

Mrs M. I. Lo, Dr C, Y. X. da Roza. Nazis chose to-day for, another attack

Dr Ling, Messrs Li Tse-long, F. Bon Christianity and for talking about Silva, A. C. Botelho and severnl students of the University,

Nazis In The Mediterranean

what they

call "the creed of

our

£500,000 Idea

"The statement was made al semi-private meeting. I understood that no reporters were present.

"I cannot say anything about it, and I do not think It is the slightest use asking Professor Bernat for an interview, on the subject."

£5 Venture

The Queen "Lost" In

A Shelter

.

THE King and Queen "lost" themselves in the mazelike raid shelters beneath a public build- Still in England, he launched his ing in Merseyside when they biggest venture with a £5 note. He paid their first visit to bombed took an option on a row of Georgian areas in the provinces. houses in undeveloped Streathain Twice they took the wrong turn-

Raiders were reported in the area shortly before their Majesties were due. When they arrived they were taken at once to an A..I".

hill and inspired, designed and building and the Quecu, turning to off- an undertaking valued later at near eils, sald "I am absolutely lost." Professor Bernal is a scientist of ly £1,000,000. His scheme included distinction, and though clusive when a luxurious dance hall, one of the necessary is often frank in his state-largest theatres in London, a cinema, ments.

flats, shops and garages-first fore- In March 1939 he said in an inter-runner of the modern inner suburbs view that if selence and the techni- of London. que of ground defence were applied

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they started their tour. Women and children standing be- side their ruined homes cheered them

they passed.

But he lost all his interests. In the and extended, it should be possible venture he created, and for several to end the air menace within two years worked in small office: posi-as years, Ile suggested that the cost tons.

would be only about £500,000.

Vast Russian.

Labour Law

To Move All Workers By a new decree, Soviet, en-. thue." The Breslau radio, broad-gineers, designers, technicians, custing to Germans in Silesin, sald: economists, accountants, und all "We believe in the nation and the skilled workers may be trans- Fuehrer. We believe in you. Wa

ferred from their present resi- believe in the nobility of our people dences to work elsewhere. In the righteousness of our arms, In our flag, in the god who stands by the

eterne, in German greatness, in

"But

time

They may be sent to any part of the vast Soviet Union.

"TIME" BOMB

Had Been There 25 Years

Children Presented

In one town Mrs Harber, whose husband is in the Army und whose home has been badly damaged, was waiting to introduce her six children to the Queen.

it

As the King and Queen arrived was found that the eldest boy, nine-year-old Thomas, was missing. Police searched for him and found him all nicely scrubbed for the ce casion sitting on top of an air raid shelter with his friends.

WHEN employees of Rams-Thomas was brought back to his The Queen walted, smilingly, while gate Corporation were digging in family.

garden to instal an Anderson shelter, a workman's spade hit a large unexploded bomb.

All contracts signed between such workers and State Institutions are cancelled. Anyone falling to obey An emergency call was put through a transfer order will be prosecuted.

to an Army depot, and a bomo dis- To Get Bonus

posal unit of the Royal Engineers Men thus transferred will receive rushed to the spot which had been a bonus of three to four months roped off as a "danger aren." wages, plus a quarter of a month for They removed the bomb, and dis- euch nember of their family, to covered that it had been dropped Anance resettlement in a new home; during a rald in the last war. They will also have free transport. It had been lying there

Latest Claims

The Breslau tadto continued: LONDON, Jan, '12 (Reuter), what about the

old ereeds,

what "A cruiser and several other about the Scriptures? The Scriptures warships received heavy hits in are dead. The creed of our

draws from the sources of the past a fresh attack on an English ages, but we need no fairy tales, no naval unit in the Mediterranean," legends in this age of modern Inven- states to-day's German Ilightings and

At about the same time, the Munich Command communique.

radio was talking about plety in a It also reports that "an enemy sort of

Their wives will be released from years. pagan Sunday service, mostly merchanlman of 8,000 tons was sunk concerned with the mystical concep

their present employment in Irish waters and that another tion of the Reich. "The reich cannot company them. ship of 30,000 tone was sunk off the be defined by mere words. One south-east coast of England."

arm.

10 nc-

Last night, a rald on London, the must believe in the Reich, said the The Cook And The

Munich radio. "Bellet in immortality

communique adds, was carried out by is actually nothing but the conviction "strong bomber formations and

that our deeds and sacrifices will live numerous fres testifed to their

for ever in the nation." Success,"

Regarding British raids over Ger- many, it says, "A few high explosive and incendiary bombs were droppert in ports of Germany, seriously damaging one house, killing three people and seriously Injuring three others."

Over Switzerland BERNE, Jan. 12 (Reuter)-British

planes were over Switzerland losi night, cinim the Swiss authorities.

Youthful Air Squadrons

LONDON,

Scheme Under Way In U.K.

Jan. 12 (Reuter).- There is a great race all over Britam An Army communique lasted this to form morning says, "Foreign aircraft flew between 10 and 18 years of age under sir squadrons of boys over the Lehman and Jura region for the new R.A.F, pre-entry scheme. several hours, coming from the north- west and leaving in the direction of school, na the scheme is called, will Each squadron of the R.A.F. "prep" Savoy. The defences went nction. After one plane had made a given already to countries, cities and into be 200 strong and quotas have been forced landing in France, it was towns. For instance, London is to established that the planes were have 80 squadrons, Lancashire 100, British."

Grand National Cancelled

: London, Jan. 11. The Liverpool Race-course executives)

fo-day that Announce

The Grand

Glamorgan 24 and Birmingham 20,

About 700,000 boys from all walks of life are eligible and the IA.F. will soon have an immense reserve of youths to draw on for final train- ing as gunners, pilots and air crews.

Policeman

HELEN RYAN, of Royal-avenue, Chelsea, is a cook; but she did not behave in the traditional manner of cooks towards polleemen.

This is what the Westminster magistrate heard about her recently.

Sho

for 25

Bullet In Heart For 23 Years

A man who has had a machine- gun bullet in his heart for 23 Swung her attache case at a rall-years, is living a normal life to- way policeman's head;

His remarkable story is told in the medical journal "The

Knocked his belmet off; and

Kicked him.

day.

The magistrate who heard she had Lancet," by Professor Turner of been telling people at Victoria Under- London University. ground Station it would be a gooi thing if itler enme, sent her to

Jail for twenty-one says for the as-during the last war.

sault.

Apple Juice For U.S. Army

The bullet entered the man's chest When seen by Professor Turner at the base hospital 18 days later, he complained only of a slight soreness. An X-ray showed the bullet with its base anchored probably near the tip of the left ventricle, pulsing with Michigan's apple-producing inter-whirled about in the blood vortex of heart's beat, while the point ests have started a campaign to have the heart's canned apple Juico added to the Professor

the

United States Army's subsistence list, embolo, Savity tearing a fatal!

Further Postponement Achigan Canners Association, dis- reach the bullet.

..

operated 30 days after the Don Morgan, secretary of the man was shot, but was unable to cussed the matter with Maj. J. The man was discharged, from the Nutionat Sleeplechase will not be run

The Quadrangular Tournament game quartermaster-general.

Powers, chief of subsistence for the army in 1922, and married in 1032. there this year, on grounds of publle between the Police and Navy again has

He sald His appendix was removed in 1032 been postponed and .It will now be safety and the transport question.

A substitute Grand National will be stayed at nueway Bay on Wednesday, kad told him they would co-operate und five weeks after the oporation he several representatives and senators with the use of a local anaesthetic rún, probably at Cheltenliam.--Reuter, | January 22.

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