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LESLIE HOWARD TAKES A NEW STAR IN HIS ARMS
His great carcer la climaxed,.. her great career la started In this worldly drama of a famous man beckoned from home by a girl's golden beauty.
LESLIE HOWARD INTERMezzo
A Love Story
INTRODUCING
INGRID BERGMAN
Also Special British Newsreel
Specially brought out by British Ministry of Information, Hong Kong.
Consists of:-
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British Air-force
Moroca-French H. Q. & Ceremony Parade
Soldiers sent to Norway
English and Welsh Soccer Match.
Melbourne-Red Cross and Air Force Parades
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ST. FRANCIS HOTEL
THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 6, 1940-
WHERE IS THE GERMAN AIR FORCE?
London, To-day. THE QUESTION ON MANY LIPS to-day is: how much eco- nomic help can Russia give Germany? An article in the “Economist” points out that the whole of Russia's exports are less than 20 per cent, of Germany's normal needs, so that if Russia sent everything to Germany, this would still be less than one-fifth of Germany's require- ments.
It could only make up a small part of the trade Germany has lost through the Allied blockade. With regard to German help to Russia, the paper says that a great many German technical experts used to work in Russia but to-day Germany needs her experts for home pro- duction and cannot spare a large number.
German machinery, too, is needed at home and the recent Leipzig Fair showed foreign buyers that little is being produced in Germany to-day except armaments;
Germany cannot give badly needed help to Russia's railways, for the Reich has its own problems, especial- ly in Poland.
Sobering Effect
"Where is the German Air Force?" asks the "Spectator.”
Why has it not been given a chapice to perform some of the marvellous feats claimed for it on paper? Why does the German High Command sink battleship after battleship on and not in fact?
paper
POLICY OF ALLIED LABOURITES
London, To-day.
French and British labour leaders conferred In London on Saturday and In yesterday on problema. Involved
their two coun- cooperation between tries.
A statement issued at the close of the conference denounced German contempt for international law and the freedom of other countries shown in the crime against Norway and continued: .
as
So far, the "Spectator" says, the
'urope will regain security and Germans have been content with tip- peace only when it rids itself of the peace and-run raids, and suggests that this dictatorship of force. When
is because the Nazi pilot lacks con-is thus regained by the victory of the fidence in-himself and in his machine. Allied democracies, it can be guar- A serious offensive could be carried anteed only by strong international out by only a few picked squadrons. institutions which would assure the
independence and rights of all
peo- ples and thus make possible the dis- armament of all states."
The fact that over 50 German "planes have been brought down off the "British Coast, at the cost of only one fighter, must have A sobering effect.
it
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The Germans now know wrong to assume that a best defence is speed. When faced
The French delegates included M. Leon Blum, and the British delegates included Mr. C. R. Attlee, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, and Mr. Herbert Morri- on.-Reuter.
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by the eight machine-guns of a His Majesty the King has approv- "Spitfire" or a "Hurricane," the crewed of the award of the Imperial Ser- of a Heinkel bomber must long for vice Medal to Mr. R. E. Cable; form- the armaments of a Wellington. erly Apothecary in the Medical-De-
partment.
Reuter.
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