1941-04-04 — Page 21

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 4, 1941. MUTT AND JEFF

BUT, MY DEAR, YES, BUT TODAY

'IS TUESDAY!

I SAID I'D

COME UP

WEDNESDAY

EVENING!

NO! TODAY IS

IT IS NOT! TODAY: IS TUESDAY! I'M POSITIVE! I'LL BET, WEDNESDAY! ANYTHING ON THAT!

OK, WELL BET! IF YOU LOSE YOU HAVE TO

GIVE ME 'TEN KISSES!

Ulore Suresie Couri

YES, BUT SUPPOSE

You LOSE?,

THEN I'LL

GIVE YOU TEN KISSES!

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Paddle Steamer In Action

A spirited and success- ful action was fought on Wednesday between the

LAUREL HARDY British paddle-mine-

Oliver

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A panic of joy -6 reels of fun -with Stan and Ollie an gold- seekers with hearts of gold. A Mortune in laughs for their mull-

Hons of fans!

Norma Shearer, Fredric March, Charles Laughton

"The Barretts of Wimpole Street"

"THE FIREFLY"

"A YANK AT OXFORD"

"CAT AND FIDDLE"

"ROMEO & JULIET"

OUR 10-MINUTE CROSS-WORD

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HORIZONTAL I`Makes ́ docile ^.0 King of Juden

11 Straight. 2-forward. -12 Comes into

operation

Is Indian

mulberry

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tight

17 Cly in

Indiana

18 To spread'

for drying,

20 Separate ports

23 Clamour

24 Dutch choose

26 Fillet worn

about the hair,

28 To accomplish

29 Giver

31 Having bands

33 Epochs

.35 Identical

38 Attacks

39 Hirelings

42:Greek letter

43 Beast of

burden

45 'Storage place

40 Napkin

48 Goading

instrumente 50/Regulation:

51 Eskimo

settlement

33 Passageway 55 Pronoun 66.To narrate 59. Contradicted G1-To hinder.... 62 To rise to.

one's feat

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VERTICAL

1 City in Spain

2: Article

3 Encountered

4 Son of Isane

5 Stupefles

-6-Pronoun

7 Printer's measure

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

PERÄARAD ARE OONS 6TS

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RASE ACID IMPOSE STRODE PATH RITE NEE LADANA E ON

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mouth

10 To mock 11 Disliked

-Intensely

~19 Church .. council

18 Cans 19 Natives

Denmark 21 Children 22 Long-legged

birda

25 Ethical.. 27 Colna.

30 Scolds

31 Danger 34. To strike 38 Yellowish 37. Fitted 30 Self-confident

40-Blazed

41 Seeded

44 Desert

dwellers

47. Package ES49 Let it "øland'

62 Cap

BAERN FAI NEON SNAREST

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nóte

67 Bymbol for Pa tollurium

50 Teutonia'daily

60 Preposition

sweeper Lorna

Doone

(temporary Lt. T. W. Sherrin, R.N.V.R.) and three Dornier bombers.

One enemy aircraft is believed to have been destroyed, a second was seen to be badly hit and the third escaped.

Only casualties in the Lorna Doone were two wounded. The [ship sustained only superficial damage, states an Admiralty com- munique.-Reuter,

All Guns Going

Three enemy aircraft-Dornier 215's delivered а machine-gun

and bombing attack from low clouds. Four large bombs were dropped but the Lorna Doone avoided them by skilful manoeuv- ring.

The Lorna Doone engaged the enemy with all guns, and shells were seen to burst close round the enemy aircraft.

One Dornier was observed to be on fire and when last seen A was losing height rapidly. few moments after this aircraft had disappeared

in the haze two heavy explosions were

heard.

A Coastguard station in the vicinity reported large pieces were seen falling off another Dornier.

A second communique says that three Messerschmidt 110's were hit by gunfire from H.M.S. Locust during an unsuccessful attack on one of our convoys in the Thames Estuary. No damage or casualties were sustained by the convoy or Locust.

One enemy aircraft to crash into the sea,

was seen

Another

was hit and so badly damaged that its escape is considered un- likely. A third was seen to be hit-British Wireless

THAILAND'S CASUALTIES

THE THAI GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES THAT 99 THAI- LAND SOLDIERS WERE KILL- ED IN THE BORDER CONFLICT WITH INDO-CHINA FROM THE OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES IN NOVEMBER TO THE SIGN- ING OF THE MEDIATION AGREEMENT ON MARCH' 10, STATES A JAPANESE REPORT. The number of wounded is said to have been small. ?

The announcement estimated Indo-China dead at 700 to 800,- Reuter,

POCKET PICKED

Mr. E. B. Alves, of Davie, Boag and Company, has reported, that, in Pedder Street yesterday. at about 12.40 p.m., a wallet con- taining $110 was picked from his pocket.

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