THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 18, 1940
DR. CULLIS TO ADDRESS NURSES
A special meeting has been ar- ranged at the Cathedral Hall at
5.40 p.m., on Monday, in order
that the V.A.D., ANS. and staff
nurses of
various hospitals
in
Hong Kong can have an oppor- tunity of meeting Professor Wini-. fred Cullis, C.B.E., who is part cularly interested in the work of
nurses.
Professor Cullis will give an ad- dress on food values, which should be helpful, especially at this time when a possible blockade would make a right combination of the
foods available in the Colony of great importance,
It has been regretfully recog- would like to attend cannot do so on account of duties elsewhere and because of examinations which are being held at that hour but it appears the same difficulty would be present at any other
nised that a number of those who
SAPPING FRENCH MORALE HAD GONE
ON FOR YEARS
(By WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLIN)
IT WAS NOT ONLY with tanks and aeroplanes that Germany crushed France last May and June. A systematic, methodical, ingenious campaign for sapping and undermining French national morale had been under way for years before the outbreak of hostilities.
It is not yet possible to write the full history of this German propaganda offensive. Revelations of the activities of Herr Hitler's "fifth column" in
cclved not a formal expulsion or-
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