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IF YOU'D KEEP YOUR MINDS ON YOUR WORK AS I DO, YOU WOULDN'T EVEN

NOTICE THE HEAT!

AND YOU SLUGGO-

WHAT'S SO ATTRACTIVE

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July 14, 1941.

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New

Super Transport Plane Developed

KANSAS CITY, July 2. (UP).-Transcontinental and Wes- tern Air, Inc., announces that it has developed a 57-passenger transport plane capable of 350 miles an hour top speed.

The air line said the plane, largest land transport yet pro- jected for construction, had been under secret development for two years by Howard Hughes, round-the-world flier, and Jack Frye, TWA president, at the Lockheed aircraft plant in Bur- bank, Calif.

Frye said TWA bas ordered

40 of the planes, the first of

which is scheduled for delivery Exchange At

next spring.

The plane, easily convertible inta

a troop transport, would be powered by four 2,500-horsepower Wright engines, carry 64 persons, includity: crew of seven, have a range of more than 4,000 miles, supercharged cabin and engines permitting operation up to 10,000 feet with low altitude com- fort, and at 4714 percent of power would cruise at 283 inlles an hour,

bringing Los Angeles within hours of New York.

Frye said that fleet of 40 such planes, marshalled for emergency military service could transport 16,- 000 froops to Alaska in 30 hours, 12,000 to the Canal Zone in 30 hours, 7,500 to Hawaii In 4 hours, or could

round trip between Hy n

Hoston, Massachusetts, and Bristol, Enginnd, in 24 hours.

ng cargo planes they could carry 10 tons net load ench and 10 of them could transport 10,- 000,000 pounds of cargo to the Canal Zone in 48 hours,

Equipped

With normal night passengers and mall and express loads, it was said, the new planes would be able to fly from Los Angeles to New York non- stop with a five-hour fuel supply left in reserve,

The cabin supercharger would be- gin functioning immediately проп take-uff, providing sea level pressure fect, and atmospheric up to 10,000 conditions of from 8,000, to 12,000 foot levels nt altitudes between 25,-

A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London

Demund London T.T. Shanghal

T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan 17. India

TT USA. T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia

1/2%

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1021/4

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T.T. Bangkok

.14014

TT Saigon

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TT France T.T. Switzerland TT. Australia

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4 m/s L/C London 4 m/s D/P London

4 m/s L/C USA,

4 m/s France -

30 d/s India

US. Cross rate in London 4.02% U.S. Cross rate in N.Y.

H. K. Stock Market

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were

000 and 30,000 feet. TWA's Bocing! The following quotations stratoliner now starbi is super-issued on the longkong Stock Mor- charger at 8,000 feet and has a nor-ket this morning. mal ceiling of 20,000 feet.

INJURED BUS

PASSENGER SUMMONED

tal

"If your story is true that the bus, started before you got off, you have right of action in the Civil Court," said Mr H. G. Sheldon, kc., at Cen- trni Magistracy. this morning, Leon: Ho, 37, nispried woman, who was charged before him for alight- ing frumm a bus in Pokfulam Road yesterday while the vehicle was in motion.

Defendunt appeared in court with her head swathed in a blood-stained| bondage, as the result of thjuries sus- tained in falling while alighting

from the bus. She dented charge, and alleged that the stopped but re-started before and alighted.

BANKS

1.K. Banks $...

I.K. Banka £ HK. Danks (ILK.) E. Chartered Bank £ Mercantile,

Α. & B. £ Mercantile C. £..

East Asia $.

INSURANCES

Canton $.

Union Ins. $.

China Underwriters $. H.K. Fire Ins.. $.

SHIPPING

Douglas $...

Steamboats $..

Indo-Chinas P. 9. Indo-Chinas D. S. Shell (Bearers) s/- Waterboats $.1

DOCKS ETC. Wharves $.. Docks $.. Providents S. S'hai Dockyards $...

MINING

the bus

Kallan /-

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Raubs $..

11. K. Mines

LANDS

Hotels Lands

Outside City Limits Tam Wing, conductor of the bus, stated that the

woman told him when about three or four bends away from the Queen Mary Hospital mortuary, that she wanted to alight near the mortuary. That section of the road

was outside the city limits there were no axed stopping and places, buses

stopped to sult | being passengers' needs, in response to the woman's request he rang the bell, but Defendant got off before the vehicle had stopped, with the result that she fell and injured herself.

Making the remark quoted in the opening paragraph, Mr Sheldon dis- charged Defendant. She was on $5 bail.

Sat G. Davies prosecuted.

Heavy Thefts Of Telephone Wire

The fact that 550 yards of telo- phone wire had been stolen during the last two weeks In the Wanchai district by being cut and pulled off the walls of houses, was made by Det. Sgt V. M. Morrison at Central Magistracy this morning when Lam Yau, 29, unemployed, was

charged before Mr H. G. Sheldon, K... on two counts of larceny of telephone wire.

Lands 4% Debentures S'hat Lands Sh. $.... Humphreys $.

H.K. Realles $.. Chinese Estates $..

UTILITIES Trams S.

Peale Troms (old) $.

Peak Trams (new) S.. Star Ferries

Ferries

China Lights

(old) $

.85 II. BT n. 23.

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FOR DEFENSE.Uncio Sam's now M-3, 28-ton tank, ready for sorvico after complation at Chryslar plant, Detroit. This is one of two pilot models built before all tooling for mass production was completed. It has 75-mm, cannon, 37-mm. anti-tank gun and two 30 caliber machine guns.

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Three Women

Proves Food Three Still Plentiful in Britain

The food position in England, while inconvenient in some ways, is by no means serious, writes a correspondent în “Sydney Daily Telegraph."

That's the only conclusion one can draw from the frankly half-hearted system of rationing. It is not so serious that the old syster of distribution through the pro- fit-making middleman has to be interfered with.

The real burden of rationing falls; on the housewife.

In my first few days in Lon-1 would also have to be demanded canteen eaters, the result of don I had an impression that from there was an unfair discrimina- which would be to make the task of the middle-class housewife more, dif- 1,400 b. tion in the food regulations.neult.

#1 n. After being interviewed at Cax- ton Hall, Westminster, by a woman official, I had obtained 1 n. an identification card and ration 75 sa. book.

.225.b. 400 m.

.1 m. sugar, 185 b.

120 n.

.8

n.

.00 n.

0,65 n.

.90 n.

There are 52 coupons for ment, and 20 each for bacon-and-ham

butter, cooking Lat margarine.

and

But I soon found I could go Inte any cafe or hotel and order à meal without reference to coupons.

Actually this is what the house- wife is allowed for each member of her family: 1/- worth of ment for an adult and Od worth per child per week: eight ounces of fat, which may be divided as follows, four ounces of butter.

two ounces of cooking fat, two Dunces

French Wit On Food Scarcity

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Women Claim Sergeant As Husband

Edward Blair Linquist, also known as Edward O'Brien, 36, soldier, was committed for trial on two charges of bigamy in the Central Police Court, Sydney, recently, for having al- legedly gone through a form of marriage with three women. who sat together in the court.

Poles In Nazi Guise Attack

VICHY, May 30-Frenchmen are of margarine; eight wielding their sharp wit against food restrictions, which is about all they ounces of sugar, two ounces of tea, are allowed to attack in their pre- S.S. one ounce of cheese.

Guerilla Warfare

Police alleged Linguist had mar. ried Phyllis Marizies Blackmoro oi Jan. 25, 1920, and while still married to her had gone through a form of marriage with Constance Lorett Fogarty, at Woollahrn, on Aug. 28. 1933 On Sept.

1040, the nileged, he had gone through a form of marriage with Joyce Elizabet.. Wilson at Cowra,

Detective-sergeant- Sellera sair Linquist had admitted marrying Mr. Blackmore, whom he had though was a war widow. Later, Linquis daimed to have found her husban was still alive, and alleged Mr. Blackmore had committed bigamy i marr

him. marrying

Mrs Phyllis Marlzles Linquis who gave her maiden name as Wirt!

were fw!

"Against Germans Bands of Polish youths, dis- guised as German police and men, aro carrying on Engs, which cost 2/0 a dozen, will sent circumstances. More-If You Pay

said she had married Blackmore į shon be rationed. Poultry isn't ra-Satiric political weekly sheets, once guerilla warfare against the

the pace-setters for humour, bave Nazis,

1912, and he had been reported miss .70 n. Clearly, the household which could toned, nor is bread.

Three such bands are knowning, believed killed, as a soldier u 45/- n. afford it could dine out three or fourt For unrationed commodities the disappeared, but their cartoonists go

to be operating over a wide the Great War in 1917. She had no! times a week and use its week's sup- housewife is virtually at the mercy marching on in the daily press.

the remaining of her butcher und baker.

Typical is a cartoon of an artist area of Western Poland.

seen Blackmore since 1013: She ha ply of coupons for

The

only place where butter is showing a friend a painting he has three meals at home.

The youths secure their uniforms! last lived with Linguist ou man and .15.70 n. I found that the more I was will-plentiful is in an officers' mess at an just completed.

by attacking German police posts wife in 1934. There to tell me," the and their funds by raiding post, "Do you mean .0.05 s.

children by the marriage. ing to pay the more expensive the Air Force station. That is sensible. .30% n.

and. part of the policy of keeping friend asks, eyeing a rich display of affees.

Two Children menu-se the food Improved.

in the pink of condition. food on the canvas, "that you can do

Eleven Poles were arrested recent-)

Constance Loretta Fogarty said she At my hotel I was offered hors pilots .12/8 n.

Night-fighter pilots vision, especiall that from memory?" d'oeuvres, a choice of solc, turbot, or

ly and accused of belonging to the knew Linguist as Edward Patric .0 n.

three or four ally, must not be obscured by float On the same order is the one about guerillas.

O'Brien, and had gone through roast lamb, with cts 5.

"Bandita" vegetables, peach melba, and coffee ing brown spots or transparent wig- the young children saying: "Grandpa,

form of marringe with him in 1935- gles, which you and I know to be tell us again about the indigestion The Nazi paper, "Krakauer Zel-(1040. There were two children, one She had last seen him in November. you used to have five years ago.” tung," has reported that seven Ger- two-years and the other four year. signs of Riverishness.

Wine Plentiful

Wallers' insletence on food tickets Which brings me, to the fact that comes in for its share of "panning" man "military objectives" were at-old, by the marriage,

tacked on one night.

It is also stated that the German) and sardines, are a way of beer, wine, and whisky are still ob- A characteristic ductor going police are using mechanised units to had met Linguist at Cowra where hr

In camp with the ALF., and ho pursue "bandits."

gone through a form of marring This significant admission is evi- dence of the increasing guerilla war

and wife. fare in Nazi-occupied Poland,

The Police Prosecutor, Sergean' Many Foles are still being sen- Mills, sald Linquist had deserter tenced to death for alleged "persecu- from the A.L.F. Speaking from the tion of Germans in Poland during body of the court, Linquist said he the weeks before the Nazis invaded had been reinstated In the country.

both ir Gentiles in German occupied Pothe AIF.

stances and was now a sergeant in and are now imprisoned for at- tempting to communicate with the

He was committed for trial. Jews in ghettos,

for 15/- 13.00 sh.

One is not supposed to have fish .3534 s. дой

one meal. Hors 07/1⁄2n d'oeuvres, which give you herrings,

.meal

at

which showed a

Was onc

18.10 n. anchovies,

.0 b.

tainable without restriction. .3.40 B. geiting round this.

Beer has declined in quality, Bre- through a stalled train and saying, To show me how easlly food regu- lations could be broken, newspaper-wers have had their supplies of Gentlemen, present your meat tie- men took me to a restaurant, where cereals restricted and have thinned kets. The engineer has just hit a

of their product. we had hors d'oeuvres, steak, and down the quality

cow". omelette garnished with onion, butter] And, plaz, some breweries have been Food restrictions are not the only

blitzed.

ones which are made the butt of (a rare delicacy), and sweets.

A high staff offeer in one of the French humour. Illegal Meal

services told me that one of Hitler's There is a gasoline shortage to serious miscalculation in his

A cartoonist war laugh off if possible. against Britain had been the amount ried his best with a drawing in of food stored in Britain, which, my which a Frenchman meets a couple Informant said, would lead to his of banged-up friends. "Oh," dc. feat in the Battle of the Atlantic. says enviously, "then you did manage

to find some goal"

101 b.

.1744 s.

.7

2

..3% n. .635

b.

.22 b. .G.05 b

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b,

China Lights (new S.. 11.K. Electrics (old) x rts H.K. Electrics (new) $.. H.K. Electrics Rts $.:

11 b. Macao Electrics $.

.18.30-b. Sandakan Lights $.

..12 n. Telephones (old) $ x.d...23.10 n. Telephones (new) $ x.d. .8.05 b.

INDUSTRIALS

1574 8. .84 b.

10 n.

10.05

n.

This meal of meat and eges to gelber was illegal, and could not have been obtained if my friend had not known the proprietor. The bill came to 30-a price of experience.

I have not slace been able to ob- tain steak anywhere in London,

Nor will the decision to slaughter 300,000 head of Britain's cattle (be cause of the shortage of feed) bring beefatake any closer

Because this meat will be made into sausages, which (with the "Jaw providing that not more than 45 cent, of sausages shall be meat) will make about 1.200,000,000 sausages.

Der

.0.45

I discovered that at any one of 700 .214 b. communal kitchens run by voluntary

.18 n.

service workers I could get n n salls- 1.40 b. factory meal of plain food very cheaply-roast beef, polatees, and

41% n. cabbage or salad for @d; rhubarb tart, d; roll and butter, 24; and coffee,

Cold: Macg. (Ord.), Sh. $....30 n. Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $....25 n. Canton Ices 5. Cements $.. H.K. Ropes $.

STORES, &c. Dairy Farms $. Watsons S.. Lane Crawfords $.......... Sinceres $.. Wing On (H.K.) Wm. Powell. Ltd. x.d.

COTTON MILLS Ewo Sh. $.... S'hai Catton Sh. §.

.303. n. MUSC.

· ILK. Govt. 4%

.07 n. HK: Govt 3% (1034) ..0414 b. H.K. Govt. 3% (1040)....Di n. Ch. Govt. 5% 1025 GSBds...42 n. Sgt Morrison stated that about &

Entertainments

.01% n. am. Defendant was been pulling the

Constructions (old) $.. .1.70 b. wire from the Morrison Ill house.

Constructions (now) .to els n. When arrested he admitted having

Vibro Piling $..

...7.20 n. at Hennessy mado a

Marsmans a similar theft

Inv. (Lon.) 8/- 5/7/1⁄2 n. Road

Marsmans Inv. (HK) 5/-2/11⁄2 n. Defendant was sentenced to three months hard labour on each of the The death occurred at the General larceny charges and to 12 months Hospital in Singapore after a short hard labour on the Deportation Illness, of Mr Vachay Paul Roit, the charge, the sentences to run concur pinnaging director of Bain Shoe Co., Arently

| Ltd, at the age of 66,

Lem was stated to have stolen 80 yards from No. 37-41 Morrison Hill Road and 60 yards from No. 280 Hennessy Rond, yesterday. A third chargo against him was for breach of a life banishment order,

3d.

Down in the. East End I had mical at a canteen. It consisted of sust dumpline with a suspicion of mashed potatoes and cabbage custard tart, and a cup of tea for 81.

At neither enfe nor canteen was 1 asked for ration tickets. So.. I thought, it cut both ways. That, af least, is the official view.

High-priced Extrae

The Government's" answer. to charges of unfairness in rationing is, that if coupons were demanded from restaurant and hotel enters, they!

he

think that must be true. If

If it wasn't then we would be in very bad shape, not merely through a possible food shortage but because of LONDON-Major A. W. Briscow, what would then be demonstrable: South African cricketer who played our inability to make and administer against Australia, was killed in laws unpopular with business,

action.

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with him and lived with him as me.

Permits

In Warsaw the ghetto is cut o Several sentences of three months entirely from the rest of the city. imprisonment have been passed in

Mail' arrives and is distribute Cracow, where a ghetto had been once a month. recently established,

All contacts with the outside worl· Special permits aro: issued for are maintained by a special Jev trafic entering the ghetto.

Smokers who desire

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