1941-06-05 — Page 29

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 5, 1941.

SAID TO

HAVE

POSED AS D.F.C.

one

The story of an aircraft fitter, who was alleged to have made friends with a Flight-Lieutenant evening in a Bristol hotel. taken his uniform and all his belongings except his shoes,

Journeyed to London, where he posed as a DF.C. pilot.

Taken £50 worth of jewellery belonging to his landlady and

Obtained two cheques for £30) and £40 from a music student, whom he became engaged, before leaving on a "special mission to Dover," was told at Marylebone Police Court.

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OUT BOMB WIPED

LITTLE COLONY

"THE HAPPY FAMILY" residents of a small colony of Home Counties village called the tiny farm workers living in four last-war army huts in a field nearby.

There was grandpa

he had worked on the land all his life. And there was Mrs. Brown, her and an old soldier of three daughters and a son -- the last war.

There were others, too, all land workers, and two evacuees from a blitzed area.

The huts were each divided into two, making eight homes for these enjoyed the farming folk, who peace and quiet of their country | surroundings,

When they were all in bed, little colony. war visited their Nazi bombs hurtled down from the skies, wiping out their "happy family,"

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