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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 20, 1941

THE ABIDING VALUES WILL NEVER GO DOWN

"THE PRESIDENT has declared in terms no men can mistake on which side in this grim contest stands the United States,” de- clared the British Ambassador, Lord Halifax, at Cambridge, Mass., yesterday.

Lord Halifax, who was speaking at the commencement (breaking up) alumni luncheon at Harvard University, continued: "There is no need for me to dwell upon the encouragement his, words brought to my people, to the whole British Commonwealth or to lovers of freedom everywhere.

a

"You in the United States are

"Then as now England, Jast forging for us in steadily home of freedom in Europe, was Then as mounting volume those weapons in peril and at bay. of war we require and which, now all classes and creeds flock-

her defence." as they reach our hands held outed freely to to receive them, will assuredly, Reuter. be a powerful aid to bring final victory.

me

"Nothing

will indeed make believe that those abiding values for which Harvard and Oxford s'and; which have made your country and mine; things] by which we live nothing will make me believe that those things can go down before 50 foul and vile a thing as Nazism has shown itself to

be."

was

HOLLAND'S

GRAND

CONTRIBUTION

Lord Halifax added he "happy to think that in spite of the Dutch was the Netherlands in a speech yesterday.

Help given the Allied cause by referred to by Prime Minister

SO

as

the wanton destruction of many buildings in England, precious to you as to us, the chapel of Southwark consecrated to John memory (founder of

England At Bay

The greater part of the Dutch Cathedral Navy was brought to Britain, he Harvard's said, and the largest cruiser then t Harvard) lying half finished in the dock- and refurnished by the piety of yards was towed with workmen Harvard men, stands undamaged., aboard to a British harbour where

she had since been completed.

The nation's gold was saved as well as the merchant fleet. ""The dangers with which the The Democratic cause, he add- American Republic and theed, had a splendid ally in the British Commonwealth are

resistance now pacifist

of the sub- confronted, though they appear jugated peoples.-British

Wire.. to us in more fearful guise, are less. not new in the history of man- kind.

HONORARY DEGREE

"Nearly 150 years ago,

and !

President Roosevelt is to receive more than a year before the Bat- tle of Trafalgar which secured the honorary degree of Doctor of the freedom of the seas, for the Common Law by a diploma from ensuing century my country, Oxford University, it was decided then friendless in the world, was by the University yesterday, says in imminent danger of invasion. Reuter from London.

AMAH WAS NOT

WHY HAVE YOU DRESSED

THE CHILDREN SO EARLY *FOR THE PARTY? THEY WILL

TO BLAME

BE HOT AND UNTIDY WHEN THE CAR COMES ROUND TO FETCH THEM,

"HEN SUD HAVE THEM

READY 3.30, ITS JUST

THAT NOW.

WHATEVER I DO IS ALWAYS WRONG, **PLEASE LET ME GO,

AT THE END OF THE MONTH"

*1 HEAR AMAH IS LEAVING.

WHAT HAS HAPPENED THIS TIME. SHE HAS BEEN WITH US FOR YEARS, MY DEAR, THE CHILDREN SIMPLY LOVE HER;"

ว

THE

THINKS) SEWORDER-WHY SHE 13.50 TIRED AND IRRITABLE NOWADAYS, THERE MUST BE SOMETHING RADICALLY WRONG. I HAD BETTER:

TAKE HER TO THE

POCTOR

AT

FIND AM 50% "FIRED""". MERVOUS PANOR

IRRITABLE "NOWADAYS

DOCTORS AND SO

CAN'T STAND OBSTINATE- SERVANTS. RUNNING THE FOUSE EXHAUSTS ME, I SIMPLY CAN'T": THROW OFF THIS DEPRESSING- TIRED FEELING, AND ITS TO0 MUCH TO PUT UP WITH AMAHS: CONTINUAL CONTRADICTIONS()

SIX WEEKS LATER

"YOUR TROUBLE IS NIGHT HORLICKS IM SO GLAD WE DIDN

STARVATION. YOU ARE NOT REPLACING DURING SLEEP THE ENERGY USED UP DURING THE DAY: HORLICKS REBUILDS AND ENERGY

STRENNY SUIFERERS FROM

·SICKNESS AND FEYER HAVE. PROVED, YOU SHOULD START TAKING HORLICKS NOW. IT WILL REPLACE ENERGY WHILE YOU SLEEP AND

YOU WILL SOON

FEEL FIT AGAIN.

EVERY

LOSE, THE AMAH, SHE

IS SO DEVOTED TO

"THE CHILDREN

**HORLICKS

"TM EVEN MORE PLEASED „TO HAVE YOU, BRIGHT AND HAPPY AGAIN, HORLICKS HAS DONE YOU A WORLD: OF

GOOD.

IN SICKNESS AND CONVALESCENCE OR WHEN YOU

TIRED OR LISTLEBS

take

HORLICKS

IT GUARDS AGAINST NI STARVATION, YOU

HED, AND RE

NOURISHI

that during ticks.

JUST ANOTHER THOUSAND MILLION

At an early sitting the House of Com- mons will be asked to grant a supplemen- tary vote of credit for £1,000,000,000, it is learned in London.

This amount, which is the same as the original vote of credit for 1940/41, is re- quired towards defray- ing expenses which may be incurred dur- ing the year ending March 31, 1942, in respect of general Navy, Army and Air Services and for the Ministry of Supply so far as specific provi- sion for public safety and efficient prosecu- tion of the war not otherwise made by Parliament. British Wireless.

INDIAN ARMY RECRUITING

A

drive to secure recruits for the Indian Army from new classes and areas in the country hitherto untapped has been initiated.

The recruiting organisation in Indian has been strengthened to establish closer relations with the Civil authorities in order to discover new sources for the supply of manpower.

As regards officers, it was stated · in Simla, a great improvement has been noted in the standard of candidates offering themselves for emergency commissions. Reuter.

FRENCH WORKERS OPPOSE VICHY

The workers of .. France; are looking to final British victory.

This was stated by M. Rene Rous when he brought fraternal greetings from: the Trade Unions of Free France to the Annual Con- ference of the National Federa- tion of Building Trade Opera- tives meeting yesterday. A He said workers are ranged against the Invader and against Vichy whose workers had been sold by a handful of industrialists. | In France the working classes

were still carrying on a clandes tine struggle against the Invader and those who had betrayed them.

British Wireless.

THIEF CAUGHT IN THE LAST LAP

Before Mr. D

at Kowloon this morning, Che "Sbon, #277 was sentenced to threa

tonths hard labour for s

28 lengths of timber, valued, at $120 from the Wong Tong Kee Timber, Yard. 5kwawan Road.

Sub-Inspector Madgwick stated.

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