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"I'm Afraid!"

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THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 3, 1940.

GERMANY'S INNER POLITICAL HATRED

OF BRITAIN FUNERAL OF

SIR ROBERT VANSITTART, Chief Diplɔ- matic Adviser to the Foreign Office, in a broadcast last night, described the hatred of England he encountered while at school in Germany at the end of last century and add- ed:

"There has never been any true German departure from that inner political hatred of England, based mainly on jealousy, the most potent engine of evil in the human frame

In all my long experience I have never known, the Germans vary from one of two attitudes, They have either openly and often, violently vented their hatred

us or else they have tried to throw aust in our eyes."

. "For fifty years we have been out to destroy England," said. a' German official when Germany invaded Norway, "and this time we are leaving nothing to chance," Fifty years is about right so far as my own observation is concerned.

Path Barred

GROTESQUE

PICTURE

OF DAMAGE

LATE JOHN MACKECHNIE

THE REMAINS OF THE LATE MR. JOHN MACKECHNIE,

CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE

S.S. TUNG ON WERE. LAID TO REST AT THE COLONIAL

CEMENTERY YESTERDAY.

The chief mourners were the

widow, the two daughters, Marina sons, George, Alec and Willie,

and Mrs. A. V. Souza," "and the

The Rev. Cyril Brown conduct- ed the burial service. A

The coffin was draped with the Red Ensign and wreaths from the widow and children were interred with the casket...

Among those present at the graveside were Capt, W; E. Kirby, Secretary of the China, Coast Officers' Guild and Marine Engineers'' Guild; Capt. A. . Campbell, master cf the Sal.On: Mr. Mitchell, Chief Officer of the Sal On, Mr. J. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Con ception, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peralta. Mr. and Mrs. G. Millar, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Barros, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Cruz, Mrs. A. Castro, Mrs. Abra- ham, Misses M. and N. Cruz, Miss L. Conception, Miss A, Baleros, Miss K.

German Trans - Ocean May, Messrs. L. V. J. de Souza, 5.0.

We barred the path of the braz- measures which have be- Bux. J. R. Santos, H. Stainfield, J. J. White, J. R. McWalter, I. Silva, D. L. en horde to world domination. come. positively lyrical sava. M. Vin Carlos. E. B. Young, Q. Hence the sound and fury and about the damage inflict-A. Poon, H. J. Yappe, E. P. Souza, J. sabre rattling alternating sapping and burrowing and sub-ed on Southampton by F. Baleros and. B. Baleros. tler propaganda and covert pre- Nazi bombers reached a Marina: George, Alex, and Willie: Sa- parations for war.

with

M. Larcina; B. A. Souza, W. Maher,

Wreaths were sent by the widow;

All Germany's wars have dizzy height on Sunday die and Jane: Duncan: Jack, Mac and been most carefully and dell when they claimed thatter and Officers of Tung On: Master berately prepared and launched

at.

Eddie; Nena, Victor and Yvonne: Mas-

harbour and officers Sat On; Master and of- what Germany's ruters "Southampton

Acers of Macao; Master and Officers thought the most opportune mo- was extensively used as of Kau Tung; W. R. Mok: Mrs. May, Peter and Hilda; Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

ment.

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Nothing, in the words of German general, has been left to chance. Everything that ingenuity could devise has always been ready for the day and there will never be a day when the world can breathe freely unless this fact is recognised."-British Wireless.

WEATHER

IN

NOVEMBER

IN HIS REPORT ON THE WEATHER OF NOVEMBER, THE DIRECTOR OF THE ROYAL ORSERVATORY SAYS:

During the first week, the weather was warm and unsettled, with frequent rain or drizzle. From the 8th to the 21st it was cool and mainly sunny. From the 22nd to the 25th températures Vere 'again above normal, and, there was much cloud and drizzle. The development of an intense an leve one over Chica zejuited in a marked fall in temperatura or he 29th, and the last day of the nonth was fine and cald.

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The mean temperature for the nonth was 70.8 degrce F, which 's 13 degrees-above normal.

aximum of 84.0 degrees was-re- corded on the 6th, and a m'ni- mum of 55.6 degrees on the 30 n. The mean relative humidity was 72% against a normal of 695%.

Sunshine amounted to 156 iours, which is 31 hours less than normal. The total rainfall was 3.81 inches, exceeding the normal by 2.02 inches. The total rainfall: for the year is now only 2.12 inches short of the highest annual total on record.

The maximum wind velocity in igust was 46 m.p.h. at 7.47 a.m. on the 22nd. ・・

TAIPO HIGHWAY ROBBERY

BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS BY TWO ROBBERS AND DRAGGED TO A HILLSIDE, A CHINESE MERCHANT, YAU SANG, 52, WAS ROBBED OF $20 AT 2 A.M. IN TAIPO THIS MORNING"-//

You was returning to his home,. No. 4, Man, Shing Street, Taipo, when the inen, approaching him from behind caught him” by the hroat and beat him unconscious. They then dragged him to a hillside and took his money,"

Regaining his senses. Yau ro ported the incident, and within, a tow hours one of the alleged, robbers was arrested on a boat.

an emergency port after Fox and family: Wong Lin-kee: Mr. the destruction of London and Mrs. E. B. Hensen; Mr. and Mrs. docking and harbour faci- Mrs. L. V. J. de Souza: S. 6, Bux: R. lities."

A. Conception: E. P. Young: Mr. and P. Brown and family; J. Conception; Tal Sang Steamship Company: Mrs. B. Erikson: Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miler. Such a .picture of London and family: Bob Bluestone; H. Stain- dockland is grotesque and the Geld: D. E. Ellis: Donald Blackman; German propagandist must take The O'Farrell's; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. pleasure in rounding off the Barros; Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Laurel and and Mrs. family: C. S. Parker;, Mr story in this manner.

AJ. Watson; J. R. McWalter: Nor- unfortuniate, how man and Jack Mackay: Mr. and Mrs. ever, that another pro- F. M. de Cruz and family; Mrs Dodd, pagandist on the same day Valentine and John; Mr. and Mrs. H. and in the same Trans-Ocean (J. Hunt; Hop. Kee; Mimi; Mr. and service, should also feel moved Mrs. Họ Eng-shing; Mr. and Mrs. J. to round off his own particuR. Santos and family; Mr. and Mrs. Lalcina and family; Eldred D. Bush far story on the "navaj on" and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hus counter in 'the' Channel by sain: Mr. and Mrs. U, Ebrahim:· Li saying: "It has been observed; Yin-kel; Dr. Yip Yuet-fong: K. K. lately that under cover of the Leung; Jimmy; Thomas, Nicholas and long nights and November, George Robinson, fogs the English were escor Ing convoys to the Thames Estuary."

SURPRISE ROYAL The English were presumably VISIT TO BRISTOL unaware that the Germans had "destroyed London's harbour. Queen Mary and the Prin- facilities" or they would not be cess Royal paid a surprise visit acting in this unaccountable to Bristol during the week-end manner-or possibly they them where they made a tour of in- elves, beng on the spot, knew spection of some of the damage the German claim to be false caused by recent air, ra.ds,—— British Wireless..

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