Monday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
May 26, 1941.
NANCY.
SLUGGO'S AN AWFUL
SCENE GRABBER!
YEAH:- HE WANTS TO PLAY EVERY
SCENE HIMSELF!
NOBODY
ELSE GETS
A CHANCE
WELL- HE CAN'T DO THIS NEXT SCENE ALONE THE SCRIPT CALLS FOR HIM TO BE PLAYING CARDS WITH ANOTHER MAN !
HEY, SLUGGO!» GET YOURSELF A PARTNER FOR THAT
POKER SCENE!
By Ernie Bushmiller
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SCHUSCHNIGG IS
IN BAVARIA
Still In German Custody
Kurt Schuschnigg, Inst Chancellor of independent Austria, who has been a prisoner of the Nazis since just before the Anschluss was proclaimed on March 13, 1938, has been moved to Bavaria, according to Vienna Information.
CUR-
There, in an undisclosed vil- lage, the former Chancellor lives with his wife, still in the tody of the Germans, it has been disclosed by Baldur von Schiruch, Nazi Statthalter (Governor) of annexed Austrin.
For more than a year after his imprisonment, Herr Schuschnigg was under guard in the Metropole Hotel in Vienna, headquarters of the Gestapo, German secret police. There had been subsequent reports,
Refugees Swarm Into Portugal
Three thousand, five hundred
however, that he had been moved persons, representing virtually elsewhere in Germany.
Married By Proxy
ife married the former Countess
every European nationality, are now in Portugal seeking pas- sage to the United States, and
Vera Fugger von Babenhausen In a South America but their
ceremony he could not even attend,
on June 3, 1938.
chances of getting there any
Herr Schuschnigg, then the first time soon are slim. ex-Chancellor of a Nazl-absorbed
rountry. already had disappeared
Since the war in Yugoslavia
Was ex-
from his Belvedere Palace and his an even greater flood brother, Dr Arthur Schuschnigg acted as his proxy. Not even utepected by the American Lega- bride, It was believed, knew then tion and Consulate.
where her husband was being held.
This Cinema
Is Showing "Smellies"
"Smellies"-films put over
The American Export Line has at- tempted to get additional ships to boost its present maximum capacity of 900 passenger a month but that fell through.
The Red Cross, collaborating with the State Department at Washington is repatriating hundreds of destitute Americans In France, still has 200 of them concentrated at Sintra, near Lisbon.
American Exodus
with odour accompaniment in If United States relations with the the auditorium-have long been Axis become much more strained it
is expected that an exodus of Amer!- next Jeans will begin from Germany and
Italy, addlug to the number there.
There were some 19,000 Americans only
jokingly expected as the development in the cinema. Now they are a fact.
For several weeks they have been regularly in operation at the Vogue Theatre, Detroit, U.S.A.
A coffee-pot-is-scen-boiling over, and the fragrance of burnt coffee assalts the nostrils
of the audience. The
"Sea Hawk" is about to sail, to the aroma of ozone and tarred rope. į
And so on.
Personal Touch
For "Boom Town," odours went
principal character.
in Italy last year, of whom 2,000 have gone home.
ON COAST-British troops preparing for possible Naxi Invasion attempt are in training some- where on British coast, in above picture. Exercises, in which they move to take battlo positions, are for seashore fighting.
Indian Troops
Now In England Are Popular
Of all the fortes from oversea now stationed in Britain one of the most interesting, certainly one of the happiest, is the Indian contingent which served with the B.E.F. in France and is patiently waiting to strike another blow for the King-Emperor, writes a correspondent of "The Times."
like England. They Meanwhile, its members are making the most of their stay in
welcomed the country and, because of their fine bearing and gay smile, they themselves are wherever they go, as I found during a visit to their present headquarters in the West Coun- try.
She Grows
Grows transport companies which had to abandon their animals in Lofoten
Her Own Volunteers Her
On Parade Marmalade
The contingent, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel R. W. W. Hills, is self-contained and consists almost entirely of pack
"France but have now been re-equipped-with-mules and ponies and, in the case of one company, with motor transport. Units are either hard at their training-and that means a 12-hour day--or are working directly with formations on the beaches.
Their turbans and lithe figures have become a familiar sight in the countryside of Devon and Cornwall, as they had previously been in Derby- shire and Scotland. Nearly all the men are Moslems from the
Because, 21 years ago, Peggy then 21 Bridlington farther; special ones going with each With brilliant sunshine brigh-Loader,
tening land and sea, and Nor-schoolgirl, was puzzled by the orange," her The perfumes of lieds Laar wegian flags waving in the wind term "seedless and Claudette were distinctive;
family are now making marma- Clark Gable reeked of tobacco, and from steel-grey warships, Spencer Tracy had a whiff of pine-large contingent of the Lofoten lade from oranges they have Punjab with years of service on
volunteers, who recently arrived grown themselves.
needles.
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Peggy, now a nurse in a Lon-
The invention of a Swiss chemist in Britain to join the Norwegian This is how it happened. "smellies" consist of cartridges filed Navy, paraded for the first time with volatile compounds, crushed und sent round in the cinema's ventilating recently before their command- don hospital, asked her father system.
ing oflcer. It was a solemn to explain the difference be- Skilful operation has produced Ave and unforgettable moment.
tween "seedless" orange and different smells in 30 seconds.
A captain took the salute, and any other kind of orange.
Mr Loader told her that the term
orange, like any other fruit, must contain seeds or it would never de- velop.
With Emotion
Emotional scenes, rather than swift in a short but stirring address "seedless" was a misnomer; that on
action, are most suitable,
An audience poll dizelosed that 00 per cent. of the customers approved, but 20 per cent. thought the effect not strong enough,
General Alm trade opinion, how ever, is that good sims are not to be sniffed at.
STUDENT'S CHOICE
welcomed the men.
the North-West Frontier be- hind them.
Evening Classes
The splendid opportunity of Im- planting a sense of citizenship that should bear fruit when the contin gent returns home is not being lost. The men are very keen on evening educational classes; many of them are beginning to speak English, and earerly accept opportunities Lo study cipal government.
they a various aspects of muni
They had, he said, 'by their pre- sence here proved that the will to resist and the faith in the Allied vic- tory was as strong in Norway as it some pips from a "secdless" orunge pllcity about it. They are fighting, is in
in Britain.
and she planted them in their green- they will tell you, for the King- The captain also conveyed a mes-house. sage of congratulations and good
To prove his point he gave Peggy Their loyalty has a child-like sim-
ed from Crown Prince. Olaf.
Fatherland."
with
22 Trees
Emperor,
and that is a great honour. Their joy and pride were unbounded when
the King visited their camp in the North.
The whole contingent is deeply grateful for the welcome they have received in this country and, in their own words, do not wish to return in return. home until they have done something Gives To Charity
wishes to the Lofoten men telegraph- Soon there were 22 tiny orange A staff offer then read out the trees growing in the greenhouse and Students in American public schools formalities of service, and,
about 15 years later some of them are swinging away from French, bured lends, the sallors repeated the began to bear fruit.
Mr Londer told a reporter recent- for their foreign promise of loyalty to choosing Spanish
their King, y "It would take most fruit trees language course. German is drop-country, and dag, ending with the ping off fast. Three more registered words: "God save the King and the about to years to bear fruit if they for Greek than took it last year.
were grown from seed. Normally, our trees, oft. high and 7ft. dcross,
On being told that they owed their produce 50 or 60 oranges a year.
The oranges we grow, are quite safe passage to France to the Royal Navy, they immediately subscribed £50 to naval charities; since their arrival in England they have given nearly £100 towards the relief of air rid distress in London.
Colonel Hills is not only
o law unto
his men but very much their philosopher and friend, and he is proud of them. The fire and the adjutant general of the United Incalculable Influence of dive-bomb-
Canadian National Registration Facts
as big as the nonnal Jaffa orange, but are not as sweet, because they luck sufficient sunshine."
Seeks Ban On
only 1,150 Chinese women, reflect the ing the effect
N.Y. Times selves splendidly under
bore them-
Five-sevenths of the 7,862,920-Canadians over 16 who were counted in national registration last August were born in Canada, it was revealed in registration statistics tabled in the head was asked by the Rev. ing. They may be strengthened by Dominion House of Commons by War Services Minister Gar- Edward Lodge Curran, president of further detachments of the Indian diner.
Truth Army before long; the days of pack International Catholic
York transport are not nearly over. of immigration Society, to place the "New barriers against admission or Times" and
the magazine, "Soviet Chinese womani.
Russia
To-day," on the list of publi- Japanese-born numbered 8,000 men eations banned from U.S. Army pon and 3,000 women.
and all camps under the jurisdiction Canadian-born parents were re-of the War Department. ported by 4,108,500 of those born in
with being "an agency
Native sons numbered 2,896,- 500 and native daughters 2.977,- 010, making the total 5,874,110.
Of the 975.000 others born in the British Empire, 501,710 were men and 473,000 women. Men who came to
Carada 'from the United States mum- the Dominion; '100,240 reported a York Timmins in charged the "Now!
bered 143,510 and women 184,320. Foland gave Canads 133,180 men and women, and Russia. 130,240. From Germany and Austria came: 103,410. and from Hungary 30,280,
Italian Officers Executed
Father Canadian Inther and British mother of Communistic propaganda" because Italian officers, court-martialled and 144,330 a Canadian father and it accepted a full-page advertisement for Inefficiency in the Albonion cam foreign mother.
of "Soviet Russla To-day" in n Sun-palgn, hava been executed by firing A British father and a Canadian day magazino saction, and with try-squnds. This was learned in Athens mother were reported by 325,880 ing to give an air of respectability, before the withdrawal from state- Mark Chinese Checked a porsonk,-and-1,507,140-sald-both 10′′the totalitarian tyranny of Soviet wentarot-Italian prisoner to
parents, were British. Those who Russia,RETREA
Some of the officers were Okinese-horri Fimen In Canada had both parents' foreign born were The New York Times". Itself gave have infiicted wounds on themselves
· numbered © 31,070 * but there were 11,330,560,
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NURSING DIPLOMAS
Commencement Exercises
At Turner School
completed the Junior middle course but having had at least two years. It is planned to offer in the not too dlatant future a three-year course of for graduates senior
middle school.
Nobility of Profession The Rev. N. V. Halword, of the Church Missionary Society, spoke of the nobility and the essentially On May 12 a gralifying number of religious alignment of the nursing Chung Tsol-man interested friends of the Hackett profession. Mrs Medical Centre, Canton. joined the brought a stirring message from the staff and students of that institution life of St Paul and made a plea to to make the thirty-second commence every nurse to Christianise her pro- ment exercises of the Turner School fession. of Nursing a memorable
Diplomas of the schoot were pre- occasion, Dr Ross Wong a master of ceremon-sented by the Chairman of the Board les introduced Mr J. P. Snyder, of Directors, the Rev. H. F. Thomson, director of the institution, who and diplomas of the Nurses Associa mentioned some salient facts. The ton of China by Mrs P. J. Todd, who first graduate of the school of nursing was the first principal of the school. Miss Fanny Lee (Lei Fung- The seven women who received chun), who was granted her diploma these diplomas entered school in on January 10, 1000, after two years September, 1937, and were sent away of training. In round numbers there soon thereafter because of bombing
Min Canten. have been 200
women young graduated from the school who are About a month later they were re- now scattered throughout eleven cailed and they continued their provinces of China, in Thailand, studies throughout the Intensive Indo-Chinu, Macao, Hongkong, and bombing of the city. Their course the U.S.A. About 150 of the graduates was again
of Canton, when all fession.
class work had to be suspended in favour of service in the refugee Special The present course of study re-camps and in the hospitalS quires three years and nine months credit is due to students who under for completion by those bearing the circumstances have met the Junior middle school diplomas, and quirements for the completion of five years for those not having their course.
was
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are actively engaged in their pro-[the occupatiopted at the time of
on
June
17, 1940,
the
Bomber Fund was commenced
the first week produced over
$1,000,000 .
will you help
double that figure before
to
June 17, 1941?. $29,000 is
all that is required.
Donations Dato$1,971,812.02.
Remitted to Lo
R116.889.19.68.