1940-03-29 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 29, 1940

DECORATIONS FOR LANCS. FUSILIERS

London, To-day. Coming straight, from a night patrol. In No-Man's Land, Capt, J. H. Hudson and Fusilier Wor- sley, of the Lancashire Fusiliers, yesterday morning received the Croix de Guerre at the hands of a French General In a meadow immediately behind the Maginot Line.

Lancashire Fusiliers and French Infantrymen provided guardy of honour.

Capt. Hudson and Fusilier Worsley were members of the patrol which defeated the Ger- mans recently.—Router.

NORWAY REALISTIC

BLACKOUT" EFFICIENCY

LONDON, TO-DAY,

THE EFFICIENCY OFE THE "BLACKOUT" OF NORTH-EAST BRITAIN HAS RECENTLY BEEN PUT TO PRACTICAL TEST BY A COASTAL COMMAND AIR PILOT MAKING A. RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHT.

Taken generally, the results are ex- cellent and the pilot had the curious experience at a height of a thousand feet over a Northern town of seeing a man light a cigarette in the street below..

On a moonless night, the pilot re- ported that towns and country were merged in uniform blackness and it was impossible to distinguish land- marks.

One small place gave itself away by isolated gleams which he assumed to be mere, chinks of light from insuffi- ciently screened windows, but for the most part it was possible to fly from the sea over the land without realising British one had crossed the coast,

SPAIN AND JAPAN SIGN TRADE AGREEMENT

Wireless. Oslo, To-day. The newspaper "Tiden- stegn" says: "It is clear that when the British violate our neutrality we must protest.:

Madrid, To-day.

A trade agreement between Spain and Japan has been signed here.

Spain yesterday celebrated the first anniversary of the occupation ---of | Madrid by General Franco-Reuter.

"That doesn't mean that we are blind to the basic difference between Ger- mau and British violations, and we are undeniably surprised when the Ger- mán press makes a fuss about the lat ter and talks about international law. words that British warfare has not "People in glass houses must not yet cost a single neutral citizen's life

Reuter. throw stones, and Mr. Chamberlain's still holds good."

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