1941-03-21 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 21, 1941.

-MUTT AND JEFF

WHY CAN'T WE

BE PLUMBERS THIS WEEK MUTT? I'M SMALL -- I COULD FIT UNDER SINKS!

WE'RE NOT GONNA BE PLUMBERS THIS WEEK AND

THAT'S

THAT!

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I HAVE AN IDEA, MUTT! LET'S ASK SOMEBODY WHAT THEY WOULD LIKE US TO BE!

O.K. WE'LL ASK THE FIRST PERSON! WHO COMES

ALONG!

MISTER, WE'RE MUTT AND JEFF AND EVERY WEEK WE TRY TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO PLEASE OUR READERS!

Page

By BUD FISHER

So WHAT?

SO WHAT WOULD YOU.

?

LIKE US TO DO THIS

GO JUMP IN A

LAKE!

WEEK?

H.K. HOTEL NAZIS DEPORT FOES

DIVIDEND

that!

The Hong Kong & Shangha Hotels. Limited subject to audit, the balance

announce

credit of Profit and Loss Arcount)

at the 31st Decembri, 1940, m | cluding $335,947 20 brought for -

FROM NORWAY

THE ENTIRE local government of Trondheim ward from the previous yea, and 200 other residents have been deported to Ger- many for anti-Nazi activities, it was learned official-

amounted to $655,810 -20, which th Director, at the totheaming |-

dinary Yearly Meeting of Sharely in Stockholm. holders to be held on Wednesday, the 16th Apol, 1941, will recom¦ mend allocating as follows

A dividend of 26 cents per share!

$298,466,75.

Retiring allowance to MJ H Taggart, OBE $50.000, Carry for ward to 1941 Account $317,343 45

The Nazi retaliation started with the dismissal of three aldermen, named Kobbe, Raeder and Gun- dersen, and their banishment from the town.

Nazi-dominated Norwegian att | confiscating their property in an thorities are dissolving all Nor-

to attempt

force

Nor- young wegian youth organisations and

wegians to join the pro-Nazi or- |ganisation, the newspaper "Afton-

blautet reported.

INGENOHL'S

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Ingenohl's Standard

2 oz. 4 OZ. 8 oz. 1 lb.

Mixture $-.85 $1.55 $2.90 $5.60 Ingenohl's Totoma No. 1 $-.70 $1.35 $2.60 Ingenohl's Totoma No. 2 $-.65 $1.25 $2.40

Obtainable at all

C. INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES “LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE”

and at other tobacconists.

OUR 10-MINUTE CROSS-WORD

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HORIZONTAL

1 Pain

5. Greek letter

8 To fasteni

securely

12 Narrative porms

13 Samoan

mudworm

14 Arrow

poison.

13 Substance of

a matter

16. Colleague

18 Poker stuko

10 Toward

20 Badgerlike'

2-animal

21 Unit of work

23 Negative

votu...

25 Possessivo

pronoun

27 Part of a

church

29 Plane

surface

33 Clergyman

35 Steady, now

37 Aalatic

country

30 Mischievous

40, Philippine

savage

41 Pronoun

42 Worm

44 To... annoy

49 3.1410

50 Surpasdes

53 Aspiration

55 Again

56 So, be it

87 Prefix: three

58 Egyptian

length'

measure

59 Tardy

60 Music: as

written

61-To prepare for

publication

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VERTICAL

1 Seaweed

2 Son of Adam

3 Outbreak of

wild emotion- alism

4 Compound

ether

5 Ancient

Scottish race

6 Eating

implements

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

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7 Electrified particle

B Italian coin

9 The dill

10 Withered

11 To follow 17 To cook with

lard

22 Fuel

24 Norse galley 25 Goddess of the harvest 26 Swiss canton 28 Egypt, myth.

divinity

29 Land

...)›› measure

30 Argued

31 To consumo

32 Chalice 34 Printer's measure 30 Article * Rumour 41 To put 43 Furlong

44 South-African

Dutch

45 Girl's name j'40 To aid

47 Trigonometrl-

cal ratio

4 Fresh-water

porpoiss

51 Porsian 'elf

53 To strike

64 Pronou

At the Came Ime the newspaper "Sanomat of Helsinki, report-

ed that the food shortage in Nor way was approaching the famine level, with the population resort- ing to desperate measures to get food in some districts. Five shops in Bergen

the were raided by hungry populace and every edible article stolen.

The struggle between the church. and the Nazis assumed increasing- ly serious proportions after pas- tors, defying an official ban, read from the pulpits the circular let- ter in

Protestant which seven bishops assailed the Quisling idealogy and administra- tion,

Atheists

pro-Nazi

The battle waged by the church is experted to strengthen enor- mously the resistance of the pea- santry, which is particularly de- vout, according to press dispatches here. The official Lutheran Church is supported in its struggle by all non-conformists, the Salva- tion Army and even atheists, it was said,

Snickers At The Movies

The snickers of Norwegian movie patrons at Nazi propa- ganda films, a Norwegian publica- tion declared, have proved so fr- ritating to the German-sponsored government of Norway that all demonstrations in theatres have been forbidden.

ex-

"News of Norway" sald the Norwegian public has been pressing its aversion to the "en- lightenment films" by boycotts, as well as by demonstrations inside the theatres.

The demonstrations, it was re- ported, included "laughter, mean- with ingless applause, stamping the feet, whistling, coughing, and harking (the Norwegian expres- sion for clearing one's throat.)”

In Oslo, it added, three police- men are present at every per- formance to insure "proper de- corum."

(A Stockholm dispatch report- ed that police, and Norwegian Nazis would attend all church services in Norway to report: on any "trespasses"

against the "new order.").

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